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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1941
Page
7
The speaker jokes about landing and assessing impressions on Romans, riffing on a raspy line that mixes slang with mock bravado. The fragment hints at a dramatic, self aware moment.
For sale: fine prairie hay in stock east of Clinton with contact Mia and Jessie Martin. Zenith Radios advertised at reduced prices with battery and electric options and up to ten dollars off. Green Bros. phone 631 and address 633 Mass. St. The Day in Wall Street notes a weak session with slight losses across indices and modest trading volume.
Chicago wheat prices fell as much as 14 cents a bushel amid nine sessions of selling pressure. May and July contracts posted new seasonal lows before late buying trimmed losses. corn followed similar pattern with a midday rally. Livestock markets in Kansas City showed limited demand with varied week declines across hogs cattle and lambs.
Wheat across markets showed declines with components such as dark hard and No 2 hard mixed in notes. Corn, oats, and milo also moved lower with various No 2 and No 3 grades listed. futures and Chicago prices provided, alongside regional potato and meat market figures. Local Kansas City prices for eggs butterfat poultry and hogs rounded out the market report with current receipts and typical per unit rates.
AP report shows U S government bonds traded on the New York Stock Exchange with Treasury 4s near 1 4s high and 52 120 31 close figures for Feb 1. The bulletin lists figures for various Treasury issues.
The Soil Conservation Service reports progress on the CCC camp work area in Franklin County with 92 farms totaling 17 272 acres under cooperative agreement as of December 1 1940. Cropping systems planned include 6700 acres contour tillage 5300 acres strip cropping 1500 acres grass planting 2000 acres and terracing 3700 acres.
Lansing high school won at home against Linwood 43 to 32 in a tight game. Linwood’s junior varsity followed with a 20 to 14 win. The article details the first team box score.
A five year old, Billy Phillips, escaped injury when an icicle from Phil Lips' house fell nearby, but struck and killed the Phillips family's dog. The local Lost and Found column helps reunite items quickly with readers.
Mary Seiwald and Merriel Hartwicks visit the Seiwald family in Lawrence, while gatherings span Rev Reifschneider and Ruth Elaine to Mrs Emma Schneider. A Methodist circle hosts a chicken and noodle dinner February 12 inviting the public, with several local families and clubs hosting tea, dinners, and two club meetings. Readings feature the silver church tea with speakers and student performances, and community groups plan Valentine events and Red Cross sewing.
The 4 H club met with Misses Helen Jean and Ruth Ott on Wednesday evening. Five members and one guest attended. Richard Steffens spoke on coming year projects while Patricia James played two piano solos. Community members, including the Kazmaiers and Daughertys, hosted and attended gatherings and visits in Ottawa Kansas City and Lawrence. The Eudora grade basketball team lost to Basher Linwood 23 to 61. Memorial hospital treated Ruth Neider for a sinus infection.
Schehrer property on Church street Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Baecker and daughters spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Born and family. Mrs. Jake Milburn returned home from Kansas City where she has been with her sister. Mrs. Eli St. John underwent a very serious operation Monday and at present shows a little improvement. Nancy Lee Bohnsack of Kansas City spent Tuesday with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bohnsack.
The McLouth Methodist class met January 24 with devotion by the hostess and prayer by Mrs. Alma Sanders. Members recited verses on patience, read God's Gift of Winter, and discussed the topic. A Bible jumble and names of women of the Bible entertained, followed by refreshments.
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