Early wheat rise in Chicago market as demand steady
Wheat offerings were readily absorbed with mixed to higher opening prices. May and July futures showed gains before easing. corn and oats followed a similar pattern with modest shifts. Wall Street closed higher on buoyant oil shares while Liberty bonds posted varied quotes. Chicago livestock reports showed hogs steady to higher and cattle and sheep active, demand broad. Kansas City cash grain reflected firm wheat and mixed corn and oats prices.
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Chicago
Cord
Chicago Livestock
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Grain and hay market notes with Kansas City prices
Auction and commodity report from Chicago and Kansas City showing Dec wheat at 1.04 per bushel and May 1.07 7 8, corn Dec 67 7 8, oats 42 7 8, lard 12.15, ribs 9.62. Kansas City hay and alfalfa prices listed, plus butter and egg figures. Local Edgerton area Christmas notices follow with holiday visits and dinners among families in the region.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Timothy
Grain market chatter from Kansas City close
Trading notes from Kansas City show grain quotes for wheat and futures near end of year activity. Wheat December bid around 7 8/ bids and July/May quotations noted with various asks and splits.
Christmas Day Gatherings and Local News Briefs
The report covers Christmas day dinners hosted by local families including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Combest and others in Independence and Gardner. It notes the death of Mrs Cecil Decker in Monte Vista and the theft of a Ford car found stripped on De Soto road. Doke lodge No. 8% A F and A M held officer elections with Roy Harris named W M and other officers installed.
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Roy Combest
Peter Neis
Winona Neis
Independence
Louie Eder
Win. Schlegel
Gon Caroll
Sunburst
Mont
Fred Ziesenis
Clara Neustifter
Emil Hartiz
Lawrence
Vinn’ Copp
Baker University
Jake Copp
August Lefman
Wm. Rice
Gardner
Horace Woodard
Cecil
Masonic Lodge
de Soto
Lexington School House
Daniel Reber
Riley Eombest
Lester Reber
Carl Reber
Charles Gerstenberger
George
Schneider
Harry Hag‘enbusch
Doke Lodge
Don Westheffer
John Dolisi
W. M
Roy Harris
S. W
Chester Moody
J. W
Arthur Bernitz
C. B. Floyd
J. D. Adams
S. D
Fred Papenhausen
J. D
Harry McCabrias
Banquet planned for members and families in 1924
Local notice lists Alfred Eisele J S Henry Westerhouse Tyler Charles Gabriel as organizers and notes a banquet for members and their immediate families set for Wednesday evening January 9 1924. Other items report Otto Lotz visiting Topeka Christmas visits at Anna Hornberger home Worden and various family dinners with Kohler Walker Kohler and Durr families.
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Alfred Eisele
J. S
Henry Westerhouse
Tyler
Charles Gabriel
Otto Lotz
Topeka
Julius Lotz
Local Socials Mention Christmas Visits and Dinners
Mr and Mrs Hubert Woodard hosted Mr and Mrs Horace Woodard and daughter Ruth and son Paul for a six oclock dinner Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Miller and Ruth and Gerald drove to Kansas City to spend Christmas with Mrs Miller s parents Mr and Mrs C C Dickerhoof. Julius Lotz and family spent Christmas in Kansas City with relatives then returned to Eudora Wednesday evening. Elsie and Freda Zierler of Topeka visited Christmas with their mother Mrs Matt Ziegler.
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Hubert Woodard
Olathe
James Kraybill
Topeka
Ho -Carr
Edwin Rice
Paul Lukan, Jr
Omaha
Nebr
Clarence Daugherty
Eugene
Baldwin
Rudolph
Jake Schurleso
Elsie
Louie
Jule Jacques
C. E. Cory
I. W. Hartley
L. A. Hunter
Nana G. Cory
Lawrence
J. C. Reece
Tonganoxie
Sherman
Stanwix
Deay
C. I. Lomax
L. Cox
Winona Neis
Independence
Peter Neil, Sr
Albert Miller
Ethel
Viola
Lloyd
Gardner
Mr. Miller
L. Edwards
Edwards
Frank Newman
Jake Copp
S. W. Carr
Norman Strachan
Agnes Betty
Humboldt
W. W. Carr
Gerstenberger
Horace Woodard
Ruth
Paul
John “Miller
Gerald
Kansas City
Freda Zierler
Matt Zieg
Local Notices Sketch Fragments From a Busy Day
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a family gathering for Christmas dinner at Knepp and Mrs Knepp with Rev Christmas and various named residents. Mentions a business trip to Fanvonworth, Dr L C Cox improving after a Tuesday night, and Rev E H Knepp en route to Baldwin to visit his mother.
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Rednibsday
Knepp
Harry Grentherie
Alfred Eisele
William Fuchs
Caryl Schu
Gus Gabrielbert
Fanvonworth
Jenesday
L. C. Cox
E. H. Knepp
Franklin Kansas
Baldwin
Motored to Paola for Day with Brother George Hornberger
A party traveled to Paola on Thursday and spent the day with their brother George Hornberger and Mrs Hornberger, sharing time and conversation in a domestic visit.
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Paola
George Hornberger
Hornberger
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Toledo
Ohio
Fisk
Goodyear
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Eee
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Kare
Charitons
Lewis Arnold
Citizens State Bank
Zephyr
Bowersock Mill
Weill
Skofstads
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Rock Island
ST. Louis
Twin Cities
Hutchinson
Dallas
Wichita
FT. Worth
Elpaso
Tucson
J. H. Robinson, Agt
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Lawrence, Kan
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