Scout Minstrels Readies Last Drills at Memorial High
The Scout Minstrels prepare final rehearsals for a show to be staged at Memorial High School Monday and Tuesday evenings. The chorus consists of experienced minstrel voices directed by E Hume, with solo and duet numbers planned. A sleight of hand act by Prof F H Goold and Tau Sigma dances add to the program as Lawrence funds the Scout budget around $1,000 annually. The city supports a part time local executive and visits by a trained field executive. Camp Naish near Bonner Springs serves Scouts from multiple counties with extensive facilities.
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Memor High School
E. Hume
Lyceum Bureau
Southwestern College
Gene
Hiawatha
Kangels, City Choral Club
Hume
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ernest W. Bayles
F. H. Goold
Tau Sigma
Lawrence
W. K. Bruner
Douglas
Kaw
Naish
Bonner Springs
Wyandotte
Inquest Reveals Love Affair With Prince
Salt Lake City AP report details that Dorothy Moormeister 32 was found dead on a remote road south of Salt Lake. The coroner's jury continues testimony amid disclosures of a supposed affair with Prince Farid of Persia in Paris last year and the husband Dr Frank Moormeister describing evidence from his wife’s desk.
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Salt ‘Lake City
Dorothy Moormeister
Forday
Frank ‘Moormeister
Terday
Farid
Persia
Paris
Moormeister
Europe
Péegy Moormeister
Prince and Wife Affair Testimony in Moormeister Case
County Attorney, John D. Rice, pressed that Miss Moor meister told her father of the prince relations with Mrs Moor emeister. The doctor denied such statements and said he trusted the prince, only suspecting his wife after finding a letter she received after their return home.
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John D. Rice
Grain growers set to run for funds by April end
The Agricultural Board reports strong business qualities as all wheat bought is leaving the market. Bears are selling wind and weakening holders, forcing sales. John G.C. Evans noted.
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Agricultural Board
John GC. Evan
Reserve Officers to Address KU R O T C on March 12
Lieutenant William E. Reilley of Leavenworth will speak to University of Kansas ROTC units at 4 30 p m Wednesday March 12 in the university auditorium. He will explain the Organized Reserve corps relation to ROTC and is a KU ROTC graduate and prominent Leavenworth lawyer active in American Legion affairs.
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William E. Reilley
Leavenworth
Kansas Department of the Reserve Officer’s Association of the United States
University of Kansas R. O. T. C
University Auditorium
W. G. Koenig
Department of Military Science
Lieut
Reilley
Organized Reserve Corps
R. O
T. C
Leaven+worth
Fox seeks court aid to stop stock vote on refinancing
William Fox, noted motion picture magnate, asked a New York court to prevent his stock from being voted against the $65 million refinancing plan. The move aims to avert receiverships for Fox Film Corp and Fox Theater Corp, with two voting trustees ordered to appear and show cause why the trustees should not be barred from voting or disposing of the stock except by returning it to Fox.
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New York
William Fox
Fox Film Corporation
Fox Theater Corporation
Stork
Bankers’ “Trust Company
Fox
Livestock Growers Reach For Farm Board Aid
The federal government offers American livestock growers a share in the farm board stabilization plan similar to grain wool and cotton growers. James C. Stone says ratification by two thirds of the 25 livestock cooperatives is needed. last year cooperatives did 300 million in business. Weather notes drastic cold across North America with forecasts for unsettled conditions through March.
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Chicago
Farm Board
James C. Stone
Livestock Cooperative Sales Associations
Stone
Puzzle fragment and clues mixed with garbled text
A wildly imperfect OCR reading of a crossword puzzle page shows scattered clues and partial entries. It includes references to a fairy tale monster, a panther, various random words, and misread lines, with little coherent structure or complete solutions present.
Revolt of Dominican Insurgents Seems to Have Been Successful
Santo Domingo, Feb. 27 AP The revolt of Dominican insurgents against President Vasquez and Vice President Alfonseca appeared successful with the president as a refugee at the American legation. Insurgent troops controlled the city and country. Vice President Alfonseca resigned. General Trujillo held Fort Ozama against bombardment while negotiations continued. Charles B. Curtis the American minister acted as intermediary to avoid bloodshed and property damage and a provisional nonpartisan government was hinted to ensure free voting on May 15.
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Santo Domingo
Horacio Vasquez
Doctor Jose de Alfonseca
Legation
Doctor Alfonseta
Trujillo
Fort Aleza Ozama
Charles B. Curtis
Vasquez
Fort Ozama
Hollywood
Market up as federal farm board influences wheat
Wheat futures rose amid heavy new buying credited to federal farm board allies. May delivery showed strength with premiums fading in spots, while May led gains over new crop months. Markets closed strong though gains stayed within yesterday's range as traders weighed farm reserve reports and world conditions.
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Chicago
Federal Farm Board
Jay
Wheat and livestock markets show mixed movements and weaker sales
Wheat prices drift lower than a year ago as semi official buying renewals meet uneven futures, while export demand appears cautious. Chicago and Kansas City livestock reports show weaker cattle and lamb prices, with hogs steady. buyers mostly sidelined as markets weigh current demand and supply.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted for Sluggish Bowels
The ad urges readers to value health and heed constipation warnings such as bad breath feverishness biliousness headaches and loss of appetite. It claims many laxatives weaken bowels and only a doctor can guide safe cleansing, promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a doctor approved, widely used home remedy.
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Dr. Caldwell
Caldwell
Monticello
Ilinois
Receipts and Prices Reported for Kansas City Produce Market
Receipts show mixed car totals across several grades with dark and nominal varieties. Butter creamery and poultry products are noted with pricing figures. hay and alfalfa values also listed alongside frequent references to Kansas City markets and date-like figures.
Dare's Mentha Pepsin For Indigestion Relief
An advertisement extols a pepsin elixir named Dares Mentha Pepsin claiming rapid relief for chronic indigestion. It touts real pepsin, palatable taste, and money back if not satisfying. The copy targets worn stomachs and notes nationwide druggist support and bold guarantees.
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Dare’s
Dare
Dave
Mentha Pepsin
Aliways
Grain and market notes from 1929 early trading days
The report lists grain prices for white and yellow corn and wheat, with assorted notes on market conditions in Chicago and New York. It mentions government bonds, stock movements, and a broad rally in wheat prices, while noting slow public participation and several industrial and utility issues showing favorable earnings.
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Chicago
FAPI
LSPA
Government Bonds
New York
Government
Bend
Liberty
Treasury Ds
Treasury
Wall Street
York
A_ P
Cpasx
Althe
Sesel
J. S. Cage
Beatrice Creamery
Auburn
Yal Pont
Radio Corporation
Orth
American
Remington-Rand
Marlin
Rockwell
Sparks-Withington
Movorey
Cla
Lambert
Newa
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