Liverpool declines ease as Hoover backs export finance plan
The Chicago market today showed a decline at Liverpool with bears growing cautious as officials including Secretary Hoover supported financing exports of foodstuffs to Germany. Early dealings saw varied figures with a slight rally later a downturn amid hedging and scarce outs. Prices moved modestly with December and May deliveries fluctuating and provisions unchanged.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Hoover
Germany
Hobees
Winnipeg
Northwestern rail shares slump on Omaha dividend cut
New York, Dec. 11. Heavy liquidation in northwestern railroad stocks followed the Omaha dividend and rate cuts by Chicago and North Western. Pool operations persisted in several industrial issues with General Electric and Chandler unusually strong. Total sales around 1,050,000 shares.
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New_York
Northwestern Railroad
Omaha
Chicago and Northwestern
General Electric
Chandler
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report Sluggish Trade
U.S. Agriculture data from Chicago and Kansas City shows hogs mostly $0.10 lower with varied weights and prices, cattle with slow demand and mixed changes, calves and sheep weak to steady, fat lambs and beef cows showing limited movement, and packers holding steady to firm on select lots. Heavy hogs average 6.65 to 6.80, fat cows 3.75 to 5.00, steers 7.50 to 9.50, and hogs at 6.10 to 6.50 across weights.
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Chicago
U. S. Department of ‘Agriculture
Kansas City
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Wheat and corn prices listed for Kansas City market
Kansas City price report shows wheat mostly unchanged with several No 2 and No 3 grades in the 1.06 to 1.60 range and red and dark hard varieties around 1.07 to 1.22. Corn remains mostly steady with No 2 white and yellow around 0.68 to 0.72 and mixed grades near 0.69 to 0.74. Oats, rye, barley and milo maize prices also cited with small changes and specific grade figures.
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Kansas City
Grain quotes and bids for Wheat and Corn in City market
Wheat quotes show May at 1.03 with 7-8 bid and July at 1.01 split. December wheat 8? Dec bid. Corn figures: December 68 3-8, May 70 bid, July 71. Split asked. Overall City market notes for wheat and corn on Dec 11.
Kansas City Hay Market Report Summary
Kansas City market notes hay prices with multiple lots. Alfalfa selected ranges 26.00 to 30.00 per ton while choice hay brings about 26.00. Prices for plantardy and other grades listed with several figures.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas
City
Hay
Choiice
Plantardy
Prairie Hay and Timothy Prices by Grade
Grain prices list different grades of prairie hay and timothy with ranges for No 1 No 2 and No 3 quality. Prices span from about 9.00 to 21.50 per unit and include packing costs and standard quality notes.
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Timothy
City animal product prices snap shot
Kansas City Missouri December 11 egg prices shown with 1 cent decrease for firsts and seconds, selected case lots at 50 cents. Hens drop 1 cent to 18 cents, all springs 18. Butter and butter fat hold steady.
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Kansas City
All Springs
Cotton market rebounds as price rises higher
New York on December 11 reports a recovery of about four dollars per bale after yesterday's steep drop. Trade buying pushed January contracts to 33 25 or 80 points above the prior closing, signaling renewed activity in the cotton market.
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New York
Associated Press
Mrs Joseph Maichel Maich el obituary notes Kansas pioneer life
Mrs Joseph Maichel Mary Crescence Berhalter born 1835 in Elwangela Württemberg Germany died Nov 8 1923 near Overbrook Kansas aged 88 years 5 months 10 days. A lifelong pioneer and nurse, she and husband Joseph Maichel migrated to Lawrence 1856 preempted the homestead in 1860, endured Quantrill raid, aided sick neighbors as a medical helper, and raised eleven children with 15 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Interment at Rock Creek cemetery after services by Father Portelance. pallbearers were six grandsons.
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Mary Crescence Berhalter
Elwangela Wurtemburg
Germany
Overbrook
Kansas
America
New York
Pottsville
Pennsylvania
Joseph Maichel
Hfe
Lawrence
California
Kansas City
Fort Laramie
Wyoming
Quantril
Ft. Leavenworth
Kaw River
Quantrill
University Hill
Grandma Maichel
United States
Will
Lina Maichel
Carl
George
Lois Maichel
Kate Watian
Rose Crawford
Anna Garringer
Los Angeles
Will Coleman
Mont Ida
F.J. Ecke
Syracuse
N. Y
Wright D Bryant Officer Dies in Gunfight at Admiral Blvd
Wright D Bryant born near Edgewood Kansas July 1894 and died December 3 1923 in St Luke's Hospital Kansas City from a gunshot wound received during a revolver encounter with a black bandit at Admiral Boulevard and Paseo November 30 1923. He served Kansas City Police Department since March 1 1921 and previously worked for Montgomery Ward Sweeney School and Lawrence street railway. Funeral held at Independence Boulevard Christian Church featured police officers and dignitaries, with Bryant praised for loyalty and courage during service in Lawrence National Guard and KC police. He is buried Mount Washington cemetery after three volleys and taps.
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Wright
Dr. Bryant
Edgewood
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Admiral Boulevard
Paseo
Police Department
Illinois
Rice County
Kansas
Mitchell
Lawrence
Lawrence World
Lawrence Street Railway Company
Montgomery Ward & Company
Sweeney School
Pullman
National Guard
Samuel G. Clarke
Bryant
Independence Boulevard Christian Church
Metropolitan Police Band
W. G. Fitzimonds
Col. Greenman
R. H. Miller
Oppenstein
Ingram Hook
E. L. Winn
C.A. Vassar
John Wilson
Edwards
Hans Feil
Haycock
Vincent
Wright D. Bryant
Beautiful Mount
Washington
Reno Dwyer brothers at Kansas City outing and local events
From Reno and surrounding, notes on the Dwyer brothers in Kansas City and Miss Eva Graham in Tonganoxie. Mentions sales of E. Cooks and Crystal Springs farms to Mr. Penny of St. Joseph Mo. Local club meetings, pie social, quilting, and Red Cross activities. Reports on schooling, road work near Pony Creek, and community visits in Lawrence and To nganoxie.
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Dwyer Brothers
Frank Qesaah
Kansas City
Tudsay
Eva Graham
Tonganoxie
Ateseallout
G. L. Phenicie
St. Louis
J. Je Wilson
Fred Kahn
Lawrence
Reno
Charles Milett
Busy Bee
Henry Eisele
Finley
A.C. Hess
Nettie O’dea
Frances Taylor
Frank McRill
A.C. Hessy
Robert Graham
G. L. Pheuicie
Vorhees
Red Cross
Pony Creek Schole
Leavenworth
Burt Harmon
Walter McRill
P. Dwyer
Frank Barnes
Anna Taylor
Eleanor McKone
Jean
B R. Fitzpatrick
S. A. _McKone
Herbert
E. E. Tillotson
William H. Newby
Charlotte Robertson
H. C. Brinkman
Newby
Anna Skeets
F. A. McRill
Frank. Barnes
Will Frost
Perry
Pony Creek
H. G. Skeets
Thursay
S. J. Finley
A. C. Hess
Catholic Ladies’ Aid
Old Pinex Cough Syrup Recipe Promises Quick Relief
An old home recipe touts Pinex or Pinex mixed with sugar syrup or substitutes to make a pint of cough syrup. It claims rapid relief within 24 hours, curing bronchitis, spasmodic croup, hoarseness, and asthma. Includes buying 2% ounces of Pinex from druggists and requesting 214 ounces of apex with directions.
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Tigvist
Pinex
Wayne
Ind
Christmas Shower Fetes Miss Eckert in Tonganoxie
A large gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Allan in Tonganoxie celebrated a Christmas shower for Miss Edna Ruth Eckert ahead of her marriage to Jean Alfred McKone. Guests enjoyed a tied bridge, a pink candle prize, and rhymed gift tags, with a festive luncheon and gifts ranging from a dishpan to cut glass.
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G.W
F. A. McRill
Congregational Aid Society
Tonganoxie
W. C. Allan
Edna Ruth Eckert
Jean Alfred ‘McKone
Otto Freenmuth
Geib
Santa Claus
R. Bullimore
Miss Eckert
Miss. Eckert
Mus
Will Fincher
Aimarreinmuth
Leonard Hazen
Klamm
Baséhor
J. Eckert
Warren
Parkville
Hazleton
Pau
Warren Eckert
Engagement Announcement for December 29 Wedding Date
An at home engagement notice mentions December 29 as the wedding date. A stray fragment reads February 1st wag enclosed, indicating a possible card or invitation detail.
Death of Lola Mae Neely in Kansas settles life story
Lola Mae Neely died November 30, 1923, at Thompson Hospital in Dodge City after teaching in Douglas and Gray counties, raising five children with husband Raymond C. Hoskinson. The family hosted wardship of Clarence, an adopted nephew, lived near Colusa, KS, joined the Presbyterian church in 1906, and burial was in Copeland cemetery following funeral by Rev. Eugene Harris at Copeland.
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Lola Mae
Richard
Bert “Nichols
Clarence
Presbyterian Church
Little Clarence
Gray County
Colusa
Kansas
Reno County
Gray
Eugene Harris
Pilane
Hoskinson
Copeland
Condolences Gathered After Loss Of Faithful Wife
The husband mourns a faithful devoted wife and mother as children are taken early. The community remembers a good neighbor and a loving family figure amid condolences and sympathy from friends. Fined on Speeding Charge H H Stewart was fined 10 dollars in police court this morning for speeding. Doll Buggies Chairs and Toys on Wheels offered at reduced prices to close out. Eriksen's Furniture Co. advertises Christmas sets aside. We handle the best coal money will buy. Logan Moore Lumber Co. Alcohol 75c service free at Carter's.
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H. H. Stewart
Eriksen
Furniture Co
Potential Presidents Lawyer and Educator
Lawyer and educator born in Saint Paul Minnesota on January 26, 1861. Practiced law in Chicago from 1887 to 1906 and served as a Northwestern University law professor starting in 1899. Active in the Republican Party, he was a national committee member from 1904 to 1912 and elected to the 59th Congress from Illinois. Re-elected to the 60th and 61st Congresses and served as Illinois governor from 1917 to 1921. Home in Oregon, Illinois.
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Sun- Viee City
Minn
Chicago
Northwestern University
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Home
Oregon
Ilinois
Pape's Diapepsia touted for quick indigestion relief
An ad touts Pape's Diapepsia as the quickest relief for indigestion gases flatulence heartburn and stomach distress caused by acidity. It claims a few tablets provide near immediate relief and promotes correcting digestion for a few cents with druggists selling millions of packages.
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Bayer
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Cash Grain
Peri
Lola May
Stanley
Broncal
Furniture
Coefins
Ernies
Ernie Ricsi
Little
Logan- ‘Moore Lbr. Co
Carter’s
Frank C. Lowden
Cutiura
Howard R. Trumm
Stillman Rd
Cleveland Heights
Ohio
Rina Solderat
Chamberlain
Heavy Farm
Klein
Mass
The
Santa
Burnett
Agent Lawrence
Kans
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