Market News Reports Mixed Cotton Wheat Losses
Market news notes late buying support fading as cotton prices slip, and wheat ends lower amid light rains in Kansas aiding the sellers. Kansas City livestock receipts show steady to lower cattle and hog prices with week gains in fed lambs, while grain and futures quotes reflect declines for wheat and mixed changes for corn and oats.
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Kansas
Altho
Liverpool
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Hoss
Market notes show mixed trading and modest gains
Trading was steady with a firm closing tone as transfers neared one million shares. Sterling edged up a cent, silver hit a fresh high near 453.4 cents, and several issues including Crucible Vanadium Gulf State Republic rose. Analysts warned of a correction, but overall sentiment remained cautiously optimistic.
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Crucible
Vanadiant
Gulf
State
Republic
Galna
Standard Ol
New Jersey
Riod Chemical
Tassar
California
Socony
Vacuum
Tethlehem
Stel
Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tide
U.S
International
Senate
Valley Chapel Notes Health and Local Doings Summary
Valley community reports illnesses and hospitalizations including Mrs Troy Puckett taken ill, August Hadl undergoing surgery for appendicitis and recovering. Local residents Ellis Bond Carl Nieder Neal Banks manage township corn and hog allotment duties with county agent Terrell in Lawrence. Several visits between Overbrook Topeka and Kansas City noted with families, hospital stays, travel for medical care, and social events.
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Transmier
Neat
Overbrook
August Hadl
Mr. Hadl
Fred McKinney
Manhattan
Trobert Wilson
Kansas City
Memorial Hospital
J. W. Dunn
Elizabeth
Www
O. Flory
Mary Thomes
McBurneys
Topeka
John Banks
Lawrence
Marvin Bond
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Williams township social and farming notes report local gatherings
Mr and Mrs John Dunnn and Solon Mark ley families spent Sunday with neighbors. Alfalfa baling continued past week. Various residents attended club and church activities in Lawrence and Lone Star. Grange meeting hosted at Schellhorn home with nine members. Several residents traveled to Lawrence, Nieder brothers, and Oska loosa for business and social visits. The O Tremble brothers held a dance with about 50 guests at Williams town. Hall farm tenants moved plans and local households followed. Miss Maxine Taylor in Bell Memorial hospital reports weight gain and improving health.
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John Dunnn
Solon Markley
Willis Dunn
Gerard
Lawrence
W. B. Bunning
John Banks
Lone Star
Charles Banning
Ata Flory
Texas
Tip
Neal Banks
Carl Nieder
Lone Star Hall
The
Grange
Hugo Schellhorn
W. H. Banning
Willis Unn
D.L. Burton
Il Ewing
O'Tremble Brothers
Eugene Tom
Roland
A. P. Marcum
Emmet Laster
Elroy Vanderpool
Ralph Vansbinder
Mr. Boyd
Oskaloosa
Gilbert White
Hall Farm
Harry Stover
Lecompton
Maxine Taylor
Bell Memorial Hospital
Topeka residents and local incidents in brief
Clarence Frandie of Topeka spent time with repair workers. Mrs. Frank Humphries loaned a car to drive to school where she is principal. Mr and Mrs Harry Humphries reported a stolen Model A coach in Lawrence. Charles and Ivan Tevis dug a weir for Milton Diehl near Sixamore. Mrs Diehl surprised Ivan with a birthday celebration for his 20th birthday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barnes announced the birth of their daughter Elsie Humphries in Williamstown.
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Clarence Frandie
Topeka
Frank
Harry Biles
Welby
Harry Kmphries
Lawrence
Sixamore
Diehl
Ivan
Kenneth Barnes
Buck Creek School Valentines Party and Moves in Bates Farm Area
Buck Creek school hosted a Valentine party in the basement with exchange of valentines, games, chocolate hearts, and cake served. Mrs. Stout and teachers attended with students while Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gaimore and daughter Lena Pearl moved from Lawrence to a Bates farm. Mrs. Christian Dunaway led a tunper priest event for Mrs. Margaret Vansbinder Monday evening. Ladies Aid met at the Baptist church Wednesday with many members and guests and Valentine season refreshments. The new home of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Guntz nears completion on Buck Creek. The Ford coach of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Humphries has been recovered. Michigan State College basketball team all native Wolverines from Lansing area. every member is a Michigan high school graduate.
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Buck Creek
Stout
Ted Gaimore
Lena Pearl
Lawrence
Bates Farms
Christian Dunaway
Margaret Vansbinder
Ladies Aid
Baptist Church
Fritz Guntz
Buck Greek
Ford
Harry Humphries
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Business and Professional Guide
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