Argentine Weather and Wheat Market Fluctuations in Chicago
Wheat prices edged up and down in early trading in Chicago on December 15 as Argentine weather and Canadian yield expectations influenced moves. May and July futures showed slight gains then eased. corn and oats followed with modest strength and later declines amid improved quality receipts. Wall Street saw Chemical and Fertilizer shares lead gains while sugars and utilities softened. Chicago livestock reported mixed results with cattle and hogs uneven, and Kansas City feeders softer amid thin trade.
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Kansas City Grain Prices and Market Summary
Kansas City and Chicago grain markets show wheat and corn mostly steady with slight declines. Wheat in Kansas City ranges from 1.02 to 1.21 for various grades, corn mostly steady to fractionally lower, oats mixed with slight drops, rye and barley listed, kaffir corn quoted, and mill mix prices noted. Kansas City hay and alfalfa values move lower to higher across grade levels, with timothy and clover also quoted.
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New Kansas Authors Club Elects Several New Members
An executive committee meeting of the Kansas Authors Club announced new members including Prof. Alan Crafton and Prof. W. S. Johnson of K U, Dr. J. C. Shaw Topeka, Miss Evelyn Morgan Herington, and others from Lawrence Emporia Sterling and Topeka. The ceremony followed the meeting. Ad Strangler Lewis Crowned World Jiu Jitsu Champion After Head Lock Victory Over Miyake in Wichita.
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K. U
W. S. Johnson
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R.D. O'Leary
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Charlotte Aiken
Lewis
Wichita
Kan
Taro Miyake
Christmas plans and social notes from TonganoXie
Beloit College student Dorothy Henry to spend Christmas with parents. Local groups like Campfire Girls and Congregational Aid Society announce meetings and charity drives. Numerous social visits, hospital plans, and church activities detailed, with travel to Kansas City and Lawrence.
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Beloit College
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Butte
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Jennings Dessery
Kansas City
D. J. Dessery
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Linwand
Oscar ‘Brown
Leavenworth
Ac. Lamia
Pheckla
Harry Jenkins
BR. W. Freeman
Friends Missionary Society
Jacob
Eckert
Parkville
Edna Eckert
W.C. Allan
Joseph Dessery
Amlrs
W. C. Allan
Jean Alfred MéKonee
Friends Church
Hilda Dunsworth
ElDorado
Kans
Arents
John Foster
Mary Nirehl
Kansas
Sty
Antone Nireh
J. N’ Broadrick
Ess
Y. M. P. Club
George Gardner
Bonner
Clarence Gardnner
T. S. Rhoades
J. M. Rhoades
Frankfort
Walter Zeallner
Community News Highlights from Valley Falls Area
Local families hosted relatives over Thanksgiving with visits across Kansas. Residents mentioned include the McClures, the Papenhausens, Nirchls, Crowders, Ooleys, Grimes, Narah? Norris, Armstrongs, and Coyle family members. Social calls and weekend gatherings occurred at multiple homes in Valley Falls, Barker, Topeka, and Lawrence, reflecting a busy holiday period.
Will View Country Road On County Line Farm
County commissioners will view a one mile stretch of road on the south line of the Jerry Lyons farm on December 29 at 10 o clock. A petition asking vacation of the road was recently received by the board.
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Stinnes Returns Home From Pacific Tour
Tage Stinnes Jr son of German industrialist sailed home aboard the Majestic refusing to discuss the tour's purpose which included visits to Texas and Oklahoma oil fields. Dr Fridtjof Nansen Norwegian explorer also sailed home for Christmas. General Joseph Haller of Poland was a passenger.
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Joseph Haller
Poland
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Will forbids bequest to wounded son and favors government aid
Warchester, Mass. dec 15. The will of Etta M Haddock of Brige provides no bequest to her wounded son Frank H who was hurt at the battle of the Marne. She relies on a grateful government for his support while estate assets are divided among three other children. Senate Dale Vermont proposes constitutional amendment to allocate at least two representatives per state in the house of representatives.
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Willow Springs Socials and Visits Highlight Weekend
Willow Springs residents and neighbors, including Mr. and Mrs. Abe Flory and various Kesler and Deay family members, visited Lawrence on Saturday. Attendees shared stories, a telephone gathering at the Studebker home, a party at Frank Deay’s, and a birthday surprise for Miss Bertha Kesler. A singing event occurred at the Anis Flory home, while Frank Campbell returned from Lawrence, and several helped with farm chores and a sale nearby.
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Abe Flory
Mabel
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Lawrence
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Frank Desay
Bertha
Kesler
Earl Pence
Washington
Claude Wells
Frank Deay
Mildred
Edith
Elwood Deay
George Standis
Ale Flory
Lawrence Alonday
Frank Campbell
Jess Wingert
Abe Ory
W. Wingert
Elmer Campbell
Frank
William Ott
Bertha Kesler
Elmer Churchbough
Birthday Observance for Miss Kesler
Time was spent by all present and at a late hour oysters crackers celery and pickles were served. All departed wishing Miss Kesler many more happy birthdays.
Pleasant Grove Radio Broadcast Draws Mixed Reactions
The second annual radio night at Robinson Gymnasium carried by K. Star drew local interest but disappointed some who expected President Coolidge's 15 minute address noted in the Journal-World. Wheat markets and extended family visits tied a busy weekend in Lawrence and nearby towns.
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Lawrence
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Henrygand
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Butler County
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Chester Weibel
Harvey Hebner
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Elmer Flory
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Harry Ulrich
Marshall Churchbaugh
G. W. Boland
Frank Mohler
Eunice Boland
Mt. Qread
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Retained Prison Guard Listed Amid Discharges in Kansas
Kansas report shows Frank Henderson, a prison guard, reissued after being discharged for laxity. Warden A. Anderson announced the move while Mrs. Reedel Hurst and Mrs. Rachel Hurst are noted in other local items. Also mentioned are Ambassadorship declines, the AGC convention in Chicago, and a birthday tribute to Jesse Dillard, aged 97, a former slave with Civil War memories.
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Fat Remedies and Patent Pills Read Like Quick Fixes
Fragmentary OCR shows discussion of fat loss products and prescriptions. Mentions a famous prescription with a box and price, a drug store market for quick weight loss, and references to a tablet named Marmol Progeciplion. Includes stray lines about exercise and fat, with odd misspellings and garbled phrases.
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