Newly decorated cottage for rent in Lawrence Kansas
Classified ads show a newly decorated four room modern cottage for rent at 566 Mo St with monthly price 15 dollars and contact 2488M or 804 Mo St An additional apartment for rent offers three furnished rooms on the first floor with front and back entrances fire place heat electric refrigeration phone 1410R Also for sale several tires and a Dodge engine at East 15th and Prairie St phone 3062W The item notes first publication in The Lawrence Daily Journal World Dec 9 1941 Stockholders meeting announced for Lawrence National Bank of Lawrence Kansas to elect directors January 13 1942 at bank office between 10 a m and 12 p m Cashier Geo W Kuhne named in Lawrence Kansas.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence
Kansas
Market News at a Glance on New York Trading
Stocks move irregularly with higher bonds and steady metals. Cotton improves with mill price fixing while sugar remains quiet. Wheat and corn rise on mill buying and demand. hogs fall 10 to 20 cents with ample supplies. foreign exchange largely unchanged.
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New York
Wall Street
Chicago
Grain prices edge higher amid holiday trading
Chicago and Kansas City market notes show fractional gains in grain futures as buyers await price controls and government selling programs. Wheat and corn futures posted modest advances while oats and soybeans moved slightly, with open interests totaling millions of bushels. In Kansas City livestock markets, hogs and cattle sold unevenly with prices generally lower, and reported receipts for the next day forecast at 4,000 cattle, 300 calves, 1,500 hogs, and 6,000 sheep.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Wheat and corn prices reported for Kansas City grain market
AP dispatch from Kansas City lists grain prices for Wheat Corn and Oats with various No. 2 and No. 3 grades. Prices shown for No. 2 Dark Hard No. 2 White No. 2 Yellow and No. 2 Mixed across multiple bids and carloads amid December 29 trading.
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Kansas City
Kansas Va
Grain and futures mixed especially wheat and corn
Market notes show milo and kafir quotients with small gains while corn holds around 242 to 245 for nearby and white 245 to 246. Wheat futures trade near 1.20 for May and around 1.21 for July with oats and rye also listed alongside soybeans and barley in futures pages.
Kansas City Hay Market Prices End Dec. 29
Hay prices in Kansas City show three railcar quotes with no change. Alfalfa grades list No 1 extra leafy at 21.00 and up, No 2 extra leafy 18.00 20.50, lower grades 16.50 18.00, and prairie at 13.00 and up for No 1.
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Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Chicago Potato Market Reports Mixed Nationally
Chicago market notes arrivals 157 on track 355 total US shipments weekend 472 Saturday 26. Idaho Russet and Bliss Triumphs show light trading with prices varying by grade and region. Minnesota North Dakota Cobblers and Red McClures appear with modest No 1 prices and unsettled demand.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Bliss
Idaho
Nebraska
Egg and poultry prices from Kansas City market report
Kansas City market report lists eggs at 3034 Ti 32, hens 14 18, broilers 161.1814: springs 13 19, old roasters 123.131n, geese 1912, ducks 12 15, tom turkeys 1514 20, hen turkeys 19% 25. Butterfat No 130 and creamery butter 3315 appear in the same column.
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Kansas City
Springs
Local Market Report with Grain and Livestock Prices
Grain prices show wheat at 1.10, new yellow corn 65, oats 44. Butterfat lists No 132 and No 229. Poultry quotes hens light 11: 4 pounds 14 and 5 pounds 16, cocks and poults 10. Eggs at 28 with pullet eggs varying by size. Hogs 10.85.
Government Bonds Close in New York Market
Government bonds closed with Treasury 4s at 54 44-108.12, Treasury 4 1/4s 52-47 115.28, and Treasury 3s 55-51 1106.6, as of Dec 29.
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Government
New York
Treasury
Wall Street Ends Year With Uneven Gains On Mixed Session
In a brisk, volatile session traders saw steels rails and blue chips climb slightly while rubbers oils tobaccos and motors fell. Volume reached about 2 700 000 shares the strongest since May 1940 with optimism tied to war news and potential dividend cuts. Cotton futures rose late by 65 to 85 cents a bale.
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Wall Street
New York
Philippines
Orient
Convicts Escape from Wynne Prison Farm Near Huntsville
Twelve inmates escaped the Wynne prison farm near Huntsville by sawing bars and sliding down sheets. One man named Joseph R. Tucker was captured by a Huntsville resident as bloodhounds and guards pursued the others along the trail.
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Huntsville
Tex
Wynne
Joseph R. Tucker
Senator Thomas predicts Japan crushed by end of war
Washington reports Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah believes Japan will be crushed before the war ends and warns against underestimating Japan's fighting power. He cites Japan's bold attacks and compares France's fall, noting Allied bombers and Tokyo industry as decisive factors. His daughter, Chiyo Thomas, born in Tokyo, shares a Japanese name.
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Washington
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Congress
Japan
Thomas
Russia
Canada
United States
Commonwealth States
Netherland
England
Hitler
Mussolini
Vanderbilt remembered as railroad heir and yachting enthusiast
New York death notices recall railroad executive Cornelius Vanderbilt heir Fred Read and other figures from the Journal-World page. The obituary line hints at a notable estate left behind and connections to prominent society and earnings.
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New York
Fred
Journal-World
Axis Hunger Threatens 1942 Bread Crop Report
The agriculture department reports Germany faces a short 1942 bread grain crop due to early winter, labor shortages, and weak seedings. Winter wheat and rye acreages fall short, with Europe possibly entering a third straight wheat shortfall. production forecast around 1.32 billion bushels vs normal 1.7 billion.
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Washington
Germany
Agriculture Department
Europe
Soviet Russia
Italy
Danube
Romania
France
Crossword Clue Puzzle Solution Preview
Horizontal clues mix family terms constellations and actions while vertical clues fill actions states and objects. The list blends common vocabulary with abbreviations and partial phrases to form a complete crossword grid.
Vanderbilt Kin Leaves Large Estate in 1938 Death
Grandson of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt died June 29 1938 leaving a net estate of 72 845 478. State inheritance taxes total 11 680 673 and the federal tax assessment 31 155 605, reduced by 1926 act allowances. More than 11 000 000 was distributed in four public bequests.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Christmas gatherings fill Range Line area with visiting kin
A long list of Christmas visits centers on Range Line and Ottawa residents from Overbrook to Kansas City. Families like Vaughn, Haas, Krause, Elm, Pohl, Stoebener, Elm, Harbours, Crawford, Finch, Watts, and Heffner share holidays with relatives. a community meeting is planned for January. a Linwood high school program drew local attendees. the Everhart sale drew a large crowd despite bad weather.
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Orlyn Vaughn
George Finch
Irving Haas
Dorothy Dean
Richard
Lucy Krause
Overbrook
Claud Buckner
Ottawa
Glen Vlora
Charley Elm
Orville Pohl
Lou Flora
Arnold Stoebener
John Stoebener
John Elm
Charles Moore
Charles
Powell
Holmer Gibson
Marceline
Walter Harbour
Worden Evangelical Church
Dave Bryan
Kansas City
Irwin Emrich
Howard Ellis
Emory Crawford
E.L.C.E
Georgene
Maxine
Alex Burger
Herschell
Jimmy
Cecil Krouse
Helen
Willard
Lucy Krouse
Otto Hack
Elmer Lutz
Ivan Schwartz
Melvin
Betty
Henry Schwartz
Elmer Wintermantle
Marilyn Dee
Charles Elmer
Heims Sisters
John Breithaupt
Albert Hornberger
Ruth Darlene
Dave Heffner
Maxine Finch
Ruth Darlene Hornberger
Orville Elm Home
Pearl McCulley
Alley Mae
John Clark
George Shuler
John Tice
Casper
Wyo
Jess Rice
George
Pomona
George Harrison
Alfred Harrison
Dud Utrich
Range Line
Prairie City
Betty Lou Martin
Naomi Watts
Glen Watts
John Watts
Eunice
Naomi
Glen
Sam Watts
Clifford Sands
Rey
Sam Huntley
Wade Mitchell
L. M. Harris
Irving Huntley
Leavenworth
Anna Lou Huntley
Kansasity
Emma Jean Cellard
Feed Zellers
de Sovo
Charles Hlunteragisov
Cecil
Leonard Anderson
T. F. Jlubbard
Dorothy
Ray
Willard Hubbard
J. To
Sammy Siseve
T. E. Hubbard
Raymond Martin
Mra
George Henik
Fred
Mdna
Katie Henik
Mia
Anna Torsweden
Herbert
Solamae
Linwood High School
Linwood
Frank Heath
Kanesas City
George Heneik
James Everhart
Pickens and Vicinity Christmas Visiting Notes
Ezra Wilber from Bonner Springs visited the T. E. Hubbard home over the weekend. Local families hosted and visited relatives including the Hubbards near Vinland and at various towns. Christmas dinners and vacations featured several households in the Pickens area with extended kin visiting.
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Ezra Wilber
Bonner Springs
T. E. Hubbard
Charles Hubbard
Vinland
Ralph Henik
Wichita
Carol Jo
Ronald Dean Henik
Tonganoxie
George Henrk
Frank Hubbard
Sunay
Lester Mills
Lansing
Casteel
Edna Jones
Leonard Anderson
Ernest Cowles
Albert Hadl
Eudora
Mr. Cowles
Fred Cowles
Freda
Lawrence
William Henak
Jesse Woods
Basehor
Barbara
Betty
Dorothy Hubbard
K. D. Pierce
Eulah Anderson
Ned Roberts
K. C. Gryder
Christmas Party Highlights and Local News Reflections
Valley Grove notes a teacher Miss Langdon hosted a Christmas party for mothers and students with prizes for Pettie Hall and Beulah Hall. Several families visit relatives, injuries from a car crash are reported, and two Perry youths are listed as missing in action. Local deaths and moves are also recorded along with club meetings and farm news.
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Lancdon
C. A, Petrié
Beulah Hall
Petrie
Poeulah Hall
HH. G. Berst
Russell Stewart
Don Baker
Lawrence
Frields
Perlee Chritchlow
William
Perry
Elmer Nail
Elwyn Brown
George Harvey Gibson
Paul Gibson
Winchester
Navy
Argonne
Harold Skeet
Gary
Nebraska
C. W. Smith
H. G. Borst
Melouth
Max
Marcel Rolin
Robert Facile
Leavenworth
Alvin Puckett
William Puckett
Puckett
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Wm. Hamilton
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North Lawrence
St. Inquire
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Journal‘World
ANT
Columbia
Goodyear Electric
General Electric
Goodyear
Wolf Hunter
Call
Dodge
Ark
Goodyear Service
A. E. Mesenhimer
Bert Jewett Farm
Mi.s
Mi. W
Fred Turner
Derby
Derby Grain Co
Texas
Wren
Lawrence Livestock Sale
Clyde W. Coffman
Ed Garrett
Hunter Bros
Care Journal World
N. x
Graeber's
West
Grant
Canaries
Frank E. Banks
First National Bank
John C. Emick
H. W. Stone General Auctioneer
Thomas Bros. Auctioneers
Chiropractors
H. W. Craig
D. C
Dela
N. Y
Monarch
Burgner-Bowman-Matthews Lbr. Co
W. 6Th
Jess Hergert
Kansan
Topeka
Gil Mass, St
Baldwin
East Merchant School
Thomas Lucas
C. A. Myers & Son
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Poteau
Logan-Moore Lbr. Co
Ernst Hdware
Laptad
Journal- World
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Tonganoxie Sale
Johns Coal Co
Gaberline
Shelton Oil
Dick Tracy—Book of the
MR. Tracy
King John
Hasen
Mrs. ‘Thorndike
Aunt Beal
Debby
Chester Gould
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Debby Thorndike
Y. T. Hamlin
U.S
Pat Off
NEA Service, Inc
East 15Th
Prairie St
Chicago Grain
Kapsas
Gernay
Amn
Tel & Tel
Sity
Beth Steel
Chrysler Ab
Douglas Ai
Aviatio
Ave North Am Co
Penney JC
Phillips Pet
Sears, Roebuck
United Aircraft
U_S Steel
Westing Eli& Mfe
Sen. Thomas
F. W. Vanderbilt
Axis
Rome
Fio
Fiz
Fis
T. More
U. S. Pat
James Edmond
Christus
Laura Andersen
Quines German
Louie Richley
Pickens and Vicinity
Chevrolet
Winter Chevrolet Co
Valley Grove
Hunsinger
Pickens Machin
Hanna
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