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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1933
Page
6
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SPECIAL PRICES this week on gree es and watch repairing. Dr New comb, 732 Mass. TO EXCHANGE 40 acres south Mis souri land. Cory aria mallets. What hays your Robert Schroeder, 1414 Tenn. a all dhe FOR SALE 3-piece overstuffed living room s cot, $10.90, Inquire at 2042 Tenn, St.
A Lawrence public market sale notice lists horses cattle hogs and stock with weights and counts, farm implements, produce, wood and miscellaneous items. Selling starts Wednesday at 10 o'clock with cash terms.
Public sale scheduled for February at the Joh F Beck farm near Baldwin on highway AO. Auction at 1 pm of personal property including numerous cattle sheep hogs corn alfalfa hay and chicks. Executor Lawrence National Bank of the estate of John F Meyers and bank clerk listed as auctioneer and executor.
Chicago reports Pi-Influeced market jitters with wheat and corn gains tempered by profit taking. US wheat visible supply fell 2,121,000 bushels to 147,331,000 as damage from winter wheat expands, with forecasts of cold weather and prolonged drought broadening threats to crops across Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and northern Texas. Corn oats and provisions showed mixed moves while livestock prices edged lower in Kansas City.
Grain bids show rye and barley trading slowly with May and July futures, while no trading occurs for several months. Wheat and barley futures show scattered activity. lard and bellies price quotes move modestly. Kansas City and Chicago markets report steady to weak cattle, calf, and hog prices amid moderate demand and heavy supplies. pork and dairy items show slight price movements.
The column reports livestock quotations from Kansas City with hogs, cattle, and sheep markets showing limited sales and lower bids. It notes mixed prices across weight classes, with packers bidding down and early sale activity at standstill. In New York, a wobbly stock market opens the week steadying as dollar pressure eases and banks and businesses send reassuring signals. Major issues dip modestly while wet stocks firm, with Du Pont announcing a quarterly dividend and earnings context for American Can and Consolidated Gas.
The speaker recalls teaching makeup as an art and urged sparing application. Many beautiful young girls cover their beauty, hiding personality with heavy makeup. The issue extends to older women who should know better and also err in overuse.
Thirteen students are named to the first semester honor roll at the University of Kansas Law School, with averages above B. Third year honorees include Dudley E. Brown George W. Donaldson James H. Meek Eugene H. Nirdlinger and Maurice A. Wildgen. Second year honorees are Richard A. Barber Clark M. Fleming Paul V. Smith and Leonard C. Thomas. First year honorees are Herbert H. Hyland John H. Lehman and Fayette E. Rowe.
Report from Miami details the fatal gunshot that struck Mayor Anton Cermak on Wednesday night. Dr. George Raap notes the bullet pierced the lower lung, diaphragm, and liver area, stopping near the 11th dorsal vertebra. doctors will not remove it for now. The notice also mentions the Kansas City merchant William P. Walton’s death and brief stock-bond quotes.
Mr and Mrs Chas Kassinger and son junior of Lawrence and Mrs James Kassinger dined at Wm Winters. Marty Lawson has measles and a quarantine is set on the Lawson home. Doris Winters visited the Foster home in Hopewell. John Johnson and Art Winters attended George Baker sale near Pleasant Grove. Martin Holcom and son Bruce also attended the Baker sale.
A fragmented real estate advertisement from Hosford Inc. and Mtg. Co. at 824 Massachusetts Street lists multiple properties. It mentions 2, 6, and 7 room houses, garages, chicken and fruit areas, and several acreages from 14 to 160 with improved land and pasture. Possession dates and price/terms are noted alongside trade and insurance references.
Mr and Mrs Dave Wray and Ernest and Mrs Anna Cripe attended church at Willow Springs. F U and son Junior of Lawrence visited Mrs James Kasinger. Anna Cripe shared dinner with Dave Wray’s family. June Griffis dined with grandparents C E and Mrs Griffis. Lloyd Craig and helpers from Lawrence cut timber for L M Holcom. Clifford Anderson Vipland and Jack McMaullian helped butcher hogs at B I Holmes home. Fred Rockhold and Dana spent a day at B J Holmes home. Ernest Craig and family of Lawrence were guests of Harold Roe. Henry Bell of Baldwin and Dave Wray serve as Palmyra township jurors for February term. Stony Point residents attended R T Hobbs sale at High Prairie. Hobbs plans to move to Missouri to live with an uncle.
McLouth reports a busy period with 45 students on the honor roll, and several school groups active including the men's glee club and gospel team. Blizzards kept 52 students home while a few walked over two miles. Mavis Richardson hosted a valentine party, and a Kansas University dramatic club performed Uncles Tom’s Cabin. The high school domestic science class served noon soup and cocoa, with Mrs. Effie Denny visiting relatives in Lawrence. Community members hosted and attended gatherings, with Lydia Lange and Homer Hehn’s marriage announced and efforts to aid Mrs. Nolan Campbell after a fire. The Christian Endeavor district rally at Big Sor Springs drew McLouth attendees, and local students earned high marks in recent tests.
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