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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1932

Page

9

Poultry and Grain Prices in Local Markets Today

Local markets report varied poultry prices with hens at 12 cents, roosters 7, springs 11, broilers 10, and ducks 4 pounds with caps. Grain shows corn pricing and soft wheat details, followed by hog rates and diverse meat items. The Day highlights Wall Street gains on a nonpartisan effort to restore normal federal reserve functions, with broad stock advances and notable jumps in American Telephone and other big names.

Wall Street New York Washington Federal Reserve Same x Auburn Bears American Telephone Allied Chemical American Can American Tobacco “B Union Pacific Santa Fe Consolidated Gas Case General Electric Union Carbide Woolworth Sears Roebuck National Biscuit Westinghouse Electric Autotite General Motors Federal-Reserve

Enrollment at Kansas University shows smallest decline among peers

A Swarthmore College survey by Dean Raymond Walters notes the University of Kansas has the smallest enrollment decrease among similarly sized peer universities, with full-time KU enrollment at 3,956 and total including summer session at 5,395 for 1931. The national group of 444 institutions shows an overall decline of 0.8 percent. Women in liberal arts colleges fell 1.6 percent as families kept daughters at home while sons continued to college.

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Four Leaf Community Club to Host Leap Year Pie Supper

The Four Leaf Community club will hold their next meeting Friday evening, February 5, with a leap year pie supper. Every man must bring a pie or be assessed 25 cents. A short program will also be given. Several residents and visitors were noted in Worden and Lawrence, with local road crews aiding ice and a minor vehicle mishap reported but no injuries.

G. P. A. Lodge Four Leaf Community Club R. L. Clough Roy LeRoy Young Roy Vaughn Worden C. A. Peterson Roscoe Lawrence W.R. Sanders TI. S. Flory Higway I Gnest Russel Tucker Paul S Dudley Flory Norma Aker Marie Roscoe Daniels Wendell Clarence Beaman Carl Russel N. D. Messer Everett Eberhart John Daniels Leonard Williams

Crowder Community Notices and Visits

Crowder residents and relatives share visits and illness notes. Crowder school board met at J M Crowder home. Kanwaka Farm Bureau and literary club activities noted. Several families from Lawrence Barker Lecompton and Oskaloosa attended gatherings and dinners over the weekend.

Elmer Shields Paul Brane Midland Henry Collis Maude Sweezer Collins Mildred Hays Crowder School Carl Seiwald Harlie Armstrong Kanwaka Literary Club J. M. Neville Lawrence Crowder School Board J. M. Crowder William Grimes Dora Grimes Pearl Athey Paul Athey Barker Jack Myers Kanwaka Henry Collins GnaBelle’Collins Clarence Hodson Billie Betty Lawrence Vernon Phillip Eric W. S. Collins Eugene Jack Howard _ Hicks Ernest Robin Dunnivant Emmett J. E. Mercer Lawrence Osgood Armstrong Larker Dorothy Armstrong Margaret Elizabeth Edith Carr Lecompton Hart Armstrong Armsrong

Kansas City Livestock and Grain Prices Report

Kansas City Livestock and Grain markets show receipt details across cattle hogs sheep and lambs with bid levels and weekly changes. Hogs hold gains with top quotes near 3.90 for lighter weights and 3.55-3.79 for heavier loads, cattle steady to higher on good steers and mixed lots, lambs and sheep varying by weight, and a busy grain slate with wheat corn oats and hay prices and bid ranges.

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Union Pacific Declares 2 50 Dividend Amid Earnings Pressure

New York Feb 11 The Union Pacific Railroad Co declared a regular quarterly dividend of 2.50 on the common stock. Market action suggested confidence yet Wall Street feared continued 10 annual rate as earnings declined through January and February. Past years saw dividends of 10 with strong investment income, while rail stocks in its portfolio reduced payouts and key holdings in Illinois Central Baltimore & Ohio and New York Central faced omissions.

New York Union Pacific Railroad Co Wall Street Union Pacific Ilinois Central Common Baltimore & Ohio New York Central

Informa tion Files Against Colored Girl for Forgery

County Attorney RB Stevens filed an information charging Verdells Ann Letcher a 16 year old colored girl of 21d North Eighth Street with forging and passing a $7 check on January 5. Letcher admitted alias Eldora Letcher and eight similar $7 checks were written between January 5 and February 2. Two marriage licenses were issued to Marion G Barrett with Luella Musick of Richland and Henry Morris with Irene Moldenhauer of Wellsville, all married by Probate Judge L H Menger.

Verdells Ann Letcher North Eighth Street Stevens Miss Letcher Lawrence National Bank D. R. McWilliams Fe Ae Ir— Ee Eldora Letcher Marion G. Barrett Luella Musick Richland Henry Morris Lawrence Irene Moldenhauer Wellsville L. H. Menger

Pleasant Grove Social Notes Include Birth and Visits

Pleasant Grove residents share news of a birth at Memorial Hospital January 29 John Jacob Beaman, Osar Crane, N D Messer, Rose and Bobby, and Wayne visit Lawrence Saturday afternoon. Jack Dillon Patsy Tucker Irene Dan iel visit. Bill Porter Billy returns from Emerson Nebraska. Social Circle club plans oyster supper Sunday. H Martin and others in Pleasant Grove Monday.

Oliver Beaman Clarence Beaman Ralph Rose Messer Marie Daniels Oscar Crane N. D. Messer Bobby Sandy Williams Wayne Lawrence Bessie Olive“ Brown George Brown Pleasant Grove Jake Oehlari Memorial Hospital John Jacob Orville Flory Jack Dillon Patsy Felix Tucker John Daniel Irene Bill Porter Billy Emerson, Neb Jesse, Hirt Circle Club H. Martin

Market News Highlights Wheat Rise and Weather Effects

Market observers expect bank legislation to affect trading while wheat gains follow Liverpool and Winnipeg demand. Cold wave forecasts in North Dakota hint at deeper winter risks. Germany notes Russia’s smaller harvest, with Russia shipments this week far below last year. US estimates show hogs firming and cattle market mixed as hogs and grain rise on earlier heat strength.

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Ford poised to start active production of new models

The report notes Ford Motor Co. would soon begin active production of its new models, reclaiming its role as a major supplier of materials. Union Public’s regular quarterly dividend of 52.50 is cited as a market stimulant, while Underwood Bates cuts its dividend to 5? cents from 75. The Dupont directors’ meeting is set for Monday. Lorillard reports 1931 net earnings of 3.12 a share, up from 1. Tensions over potential inflationary Fed measures linger, with bankers skeptical that gold exports would end and noting the reserve credit expansion program may be delayed by gold losses. They argue stronger credit could bolster commodity prices.

Ford Motor Co Union Pabilic Underwood Baidtt Dupont Lorilard Federal Reserve Federal Reserve System

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