Public Sale Notice Near Brackett School Area
Auction to sell farm stock and household items on a Tusaday February 27 1934 starting at 1 o clock. Items include Holstein Guernsey cattle several calves heifers a spring wagon hay mower harness pullets hens roosters incubator and more, with cash terms. Fred Laqua H V Stone auctioneers. Owner. Describes precise location and list of goods.
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Brackett School
Barker Schoolhouse
Farrow
Atwater Kent Radio
Singer
Fred Laqua
H._V. Stone
Wheat Market Dips as Stocks Ease and Demand Slows
Chicago report shows wheat prices slipping late trading as stock gains ease and moisture relief forecasts weigh on futures. Corn advances modestly while oats hold, with Canada and southern hemisphere demand tepid. Livestock trade mixed as cattle and veal steady to softer, hogs steady to higher amid unsettled futures and weather-anchored sentiment.
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Chicago
Canada
Market and livestock roundup Kansas City February 23
Kansas City roundup with mixed grain prices and livestock receipts as of February 23. Grain shown with corn wheat oats values. hogs and cattle steady. Wall Street closes heavy after reg talks. bonds mixed. aviation and industry shares fluctuated amid regulatory speculation.
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Kansas City
Tomor
Baker, Kansas City executives meet on Baker board
Charles Kalb travels west with Dr. Gander of Colum bus Ohio. A dinner in their honor Monday included Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Gander. W B Fleming Charles E Beeks and Prof Frank E Wolf attended a Baker board of trustees executive committee meeting in Kansas City. The northwest Ladies Aid to hold an all day meeting next Wednesday February 28 at Mrs W C Gibbon home. The New England dinner served by the Ladies Aid at First Methodist church fellowship hall raised funds to their treasury. Mrs Leonard W Waring newly elected president led the chicken dinner with active assistants serving about 250 including fraternity groups and house mothers. Mrs Emma Kinzer house mother for Kappa Sigmas was called to Ottawa last Saturday due to sister Martha Allen illness. Miss Lilla White returns from Lincoln Neb and stays with Miss Gleneon Peck. Younger Set bridge club hosted a pot luck supper at Merle Hitchcock home. February Woman's Home Missionary Society met Friday afternoon. Mrs Wallace B Fleming reviewed three chapters from Dr Alva Taylors Christianity and Industry in America. Mrs Fleming was assisted by Mrs Harriet W Ruble and Mrs James Chubb. The devotional period led by Mrs Mary Alice Sevary focused on The Jericho Road. Miss Florence Abercole provided special music with Miss Dorsey as accompanist. The March meeting will be led by Mrs Julius Smith.
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Charles Kalb
Dr. Gander
Columbus
Ohio
Gilbert M. Gander
W. B. Fleming
Charles E. Beeks
Frank E. Wolf
Board of Trustees of
Baker
Kansas City
Ladies Aid
W. C. Gibbon
New England
First Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Indies
Leonard W. Waring
Emma Kinzer
Kappa Sigmas
Ottawa
Martha Allen
Lilla White
Lincoln
Gleneon Peck
Merle Hitchcock
Woman’s Home Missionary Socrety
Harriett W. Ruble
James Chubb
Mary Alice Sevary
Jericho Road
Florence Abercole
Miss Dorsey
Julius Smith
Neighborhood News Fragments From Enterprise Area
Mrs Bessie Montfoort listed sick this week and neighbors moved corn-hog cows to Harry efcow farm. Miss Annabell Grei Rath and Alice Shirmer of Enterprise visited cousin Nellie Shirmer. Mrs George Sullivan returned Sunday from Lawrence where under a doctor’s care. Stuart W Thurber attended a dinner at Liberty Memorial High for Ag club alumni. Men gathered February 4 to cut saw and haul wood for Twin Mound Ladies Aid. George Simmons Joe Schirmer provided saw tractor and truck. Basket dinner served at Elmer Thurber home. Participants included Ira and Levi Moore Don Patton Carl Rindle Pearl Thurber Earl Simmons John Elson Tod Clarke Jim Sullivan C Roody Ralph Weimer Charles Harding George Simmons Jim Bryson Guy B Weimer Sam Rukes Frank McKinzie John Little Stuart Thurber Joe Schirmer Elmer Thurber J T Petefish Russell Sutton.
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Bessie Montfoort
Harry Efcow
Annabell
Grei, Rath
Alice Shirmer
Enterprise
Misa Nellie Shhirmer
George Sullivan
Lawrence
Stuart W. Thurber
Liberty Memorial High School
Ag” Club
Twin Mound
Ladies Aid
George Simmons
Joe Schirmer
Elmer Thurber
Ira
Levi Moore
Don Patton
Carl Rindle
Pearl Thurber
Earl Simmons
John Elson
Tod Clarke
Jim Sullivan
C. Roody
Ralph Weimer
Charles Harding
Jim Bryson
Guy B. Weimer
Sam Rukes
Frank McKinzie
John Little
Stuart Thurber
J. T. Petefish
Russell Sutton
Community notes on Oscar Shuck family gathering
A Columbia Chronicle excerpt recalls a Saturday gathering with Ed Ders, Charlie Brohammer, Elmer Churchbaugh, Laurie Postma, Lloyd Shuck, and Frank Deay. Also listed are many relatives visiting Mrs. Oscar Shuck, with mentions of William Markley’s whooping cough and various small village activities, meals, a cakewalk won by Everett Beeghley and Florence Postma, and local helpers cutting hedge and assisting on fence lines.
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Ed Ders
Charlie Brohammer
Elmer Churchbaugh
Laurie Postma
Lloyd Shuck
Frank Deay
William Markley
Evelyns
Onegie
Wesle
Will Postma
Pisooo Mize
Charles. Shuck
Darrell
Edith
Eva
Warren
Laurie
Richard
Asa Postma
Agnes Stevens
Everett Beeghley
Florence Postma
Charlie
Brehammer
Charles
Daniel Beeghley
A.J. Flory
John Brohammer
Harold
Lone Star
Mildred Deay
Kansas City
Frank Déay
Ede
Baldwin News Chapter CK to Host PEO Visit
The Women of the Old Testament meeting convened Tuesday at Mrs. Alfred E Leachon s home. President Mrs Harry C Case announced that Mrs Mildred Kent state organizer of PEO Sisterhood will visit CK Chapter on Saturday afternoon February 2 at D Bale st Dr and Mrs James Gander of Kansas City referenced in the notice.
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PEO
Alfred E. Leachon
Harry C. Case
Mildred Kent
James Gander
Kansas' City
James H. Gander
and Dira
Patchwork Notes From Twin Mound Community Bulletin
A transcription of scattered local mentions from Twin Mound touches on W H Heyl’s unimproved condition, Peculiar household quarantines for scarlet fever, visits by Burnice Cole and relatives in Lawrence, Evelyn Riable’s short stay, and ongoing family happenings including marriages and schooling. The clipping records are fragmented but indicate a close-knit town with frequent travel and illness.
Crossword Puzzle Clues Mixed With Scrambled Text
A jumble of crossword clues and garbled words lists across and down entries with several unreadable phrases. The reader sees scattered hints like seat in church marching with education and various numbers, but many items are corrupted or nonsensical.
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Brother of
Cain
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