Yon Calls U S Talent Wasted Without Funds
Organist Pietro Alessandro Yon decries lack of money for music education in the United States and contrasts it with Italy where talent receives free tuition. He warns the arts would flourish if the government funded musical training, cites his own career aided by Italian aid, and notes growing interest in organ recitals in America. Yon returns from Europe to teach in New York and plans to use a composition by Prof. C. S. Skilton in his Lawrence recital tonight at First Baptist Church.
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United States
Pietro Alessandro Yon
Yon
First Baptist Church
Italy
Mr. Yon
New York City
Europe
Lawrence
C. S. Skilton
Professor Skilton
Eudora
Eudora News Highlights Personal Visits and Local Death
Local social notes recount visits and travel among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Copp, Mr. and Mrs. Rothberger, and Mr. and Mrs. Schehrer. A surprise birthday dinner at Prairie Center honors Mrs. Rausch. The Nineteen Hundred and Now club hosted a Valentine party with out of town guests. Obituary notes report Uncle Dan Scannell’s death in St Francis, civil war veteran.
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Catholic Ladies’ Altar Society
Steve Schehrer
Miss Minnie
Kansas City
Kansas
Henry Rausch
Prairie Center
Ed Diedrich
Curtis
Max Rosenau
William Lothholz
L. C. Cox
Maurice Starr
N. A. Neely
Wichita
T. F. Grabske
C. B. Johnson
Barbara Gaile
Gretchen Gabriel
Marion Strong
Harry
Louie
Stanley
Jim Duncan
J. D. Adams
F. G. Hughes
Garnett
C. E. Sheldon
S. J. Lawson
Charles L. Conger
Continental Oil
St. Francis
Company
156Th Regiment
Illinois Volunteers
Max Rothberger
Hubert Woestlard
Church Street
J. B. Johnson
Lawrence
Cc. B. Johnson
A. H. Fiehler
George Schneider
Paul Haas
Mary’ Haas
J. T. Campbell
Josie Dillon
Helen ‘Schneider
N. Weil
Carbondale
A. M. Potter
The
Council of Cities of the Kansas, City Erect
Wheat down on Liverpool weakness. US demand muted
Chicago wheat opened 1 2 to 11 4 cents lower as Liverpool quotes lagged after yesterday’s advance. Prices then rallied briefly but closed unsettled, May around 1.85 and July near 1.55. Corn showed strength while hogs and cattle moved unevenly with hogs mostly lower and cattle steady to higher. Livestock totals: hogs 52,000 with declines, cattle 10,000 with mixed gains, sheep 15,000 slow to sell.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Atlantic
United States
Chicago Livestock
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock and Grain Prices February 18
Cattle sales slow with beef steers lower 15 to 25 cents. calves and veal weak. hogs mixed with heaviest weights down 10 to 15 cents. sheep and lambs down 15 to 25 cents. Wheat and corn futures show slight declines. grain receipts and price ranges listed for No 2 and No 3 dark hard and red varieties.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U. S
Seth
Hay Market
Hay
Prairia
Alfalfa Choice
Stock and commodity market roundup and grain prices
Wall Street recovers as dividends and car loadings improve. Bear-covering activity aids advance after weak early week trading. Reports show about 1.6 million shares traded. Prairie and hay markets in Kansas City mixed, with timothy and alfalfa prices listed. Chicago grain futures settle with May wheat at 1.85 and corn around 1.30, while Kansas City futures show varied split bids and slight price differences.
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Wall Street
New York
Kansas City Produce Prices Report February eggs and butter
Kansas City market notes from February 18 show eggs 3 cents lower at 29 for firsts and 35 for selects. Creamery butter quoted at 45 packing 17 with butter fat at 34. Poultry prices list hens one cent lower, No 120 springs 28 and roosters 13.
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Kansas City
Pearls Grow Unmolested Philippine Beds Closed Three Years
One half of the pearl banks around the Sulu archipelago will be closed for three years starting January 1, 1925 to protect the Philippine pearl industry. Officials after investigation fear banks may exhaust, so a closed season is required. The bureau of customs and the constabulary have formed a patrol to guard the beds.
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Manila
Associated Press
Sulu Archipelago
Philippine Islands
Bureau ‘of Customs
The
Constabulary
Camden Yester Day and Today pageant recalls Revolutionary era
Camden South Carolina will stage a spring pageant titled Camden Yesterday and Today. Episodes trace Pine Tree Hill the Quakers the Revolution and visits by Washington and LaFayette reflecting the town’s colonial era and tourist draw from the north.
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Camden
8. C
Associated Press
England
South Carolina
Pine Tree Hill
Washington
LaFayette
Peg
Be Careful Cover Your Sneezes and Coughs
Be careful cover your sneezes and coughs. They spread infection. Treat colds effectively with Gill's Cascara Bromide Quinine. It claims 24 hour cold relief and 3 day grippe relief. Druggists guarantee it and millions use it.
Want Season Changed
Columbia reports Southern sportsmen press for amended national game laws to open duck seasons earlier in the fall and extend later into winter. A. A. Richardson urges a 15 day shift and a separate one month wood duck season, arguing southern conditions and duck condition justify changes. Also notes Go to church Sunday observance and Kiwanis meeting speaker Rev. Edward Hislop on spiritual values.
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Columbia
S. C
Associated Press
A. A. Richardson
South Carolina
Federal Advisory Board On
Richardson
Hislop
Kiwanis
Edward Hislop
Lon
Lawrence Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Club
Late model Buick auction finds for farm needs
Auction notice lists a late model three passenger enclosed Buick with under 2500 miles and extras like front bumper guards tires and radiators cap. Owner seeks a larger car and contact details include Mr Wiedemann at Buick 492. Also farm help wanted March 1st with family, and purebred White Rock eggs for hatching from the Ruger Poultry Farm Minnesota with Clyde Husted contact.
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Buick 492
Wiedemann
BT. S
Care Journal-World Apen
Iruger
Minn
Clyde Husted
Wiede
Naval Observatory Interviewing Seafaring Officers in Hamburg
Hamburg February 18. The German Naval Observatory acts as a clearing house for naval information and prides itself on efficient accuracy. It interviews officers of every ship arriving in Hamburg to verify theory with practical sea experience.
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Science
Sailora
Hamburg
Associated Press
German Naval Observatory
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Julius Moll
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Catholic’ Sisters
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H. VW Stone
W. C. Simons
Lawrence Buick CO
Buick 402
Palmer Tire & Bat. Co
Firestone
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