Severe January Cold Grips Central West Region
Chicago reports 16 below at dawn with four men frozen to death and three more deaths linked to the cold. Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, Wisconsin, Kansas, Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky suffer record lows. St. Louis and St. Paul tallied fatalities while Alaska stays mild. Travel lines break and eggs rise as production drops.
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Provisional taxing ordinances pass for sewer projects
The city commission approved fifteen provisional taxing ordinances to fund street and sewer improvements. Property owners owe assessments within thirty days or costs transfer to the county treasurer for collection in ten annual installments. Projects cover Fourth Street, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, New Jersey, Johnson Avenue, Twenty First Street, Stadium Street, and related segments. A valley sewer taking ordinance was also approved. Remodeling of J R Holmes & Co office at 105 East Seventh Street was authorized, with expansion to the east.
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Hosford Re elected President Of Lawrence Real Estate Board
C B Hosford was re elected president of the Lawrence real estate board at a Chamber of Commerce dinner. W A McElhiney was re elected vice president and Wayne Gill secretary treasurer. Board resumes practice in appraising Lawrence real estate with valuations from members. The board invites grievances and public attendance. A plan for multiple listing will be reported next Friday night and meetings will be held weekly instead of semi monthly.
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Deaths in Kansas sister of Mrs Charles Mateel dies
Mrs Charles Mateel of dpa 436 Kans receives word last night of the death of Mr Copp’s sister Mrs Charles Mateel who died at 4 30 o clock yesterday afternoon. Mr Copp left for Americus to attend the funeral. Civil business college mentioned in the fragment.
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Fresh Strength in Chicago Grain Market Sowing Gains
Chicago opening grain trade shows corn hitting a new season price record amid light receipts. Wheat also edges higher, oats rise, while wheat slips back after early gains. Provisions and hogs show mixed moves as markets respond to strength in corn and demand.
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Wall Street Gains On Strong Close After Wide Activity
The Day in Wall Street reports an upward move with large trading volume despite interruptions in wire traffic. Stocks led by American, Pan-American, Great Northern, Colorado Southern, Magma Copper and others rose 2 to 5.5 points as 550000 shares changed hands.
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Clearing House Reserve Surplus Rises in New York Banks
New York January 5 clearing house reports show a reserve excess of 389 thousand 150 dollars, up 26 thousand 385 dollars from the prior week. The gain reflects improved lender liquidity and stronger interbank funding conditions.
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Liberty Bonds Price Summary New York Jan 5
Liberty bonds closed with rates across series. 3 1 0s at 99.22, first 4 1 4s at 98.12, second 4 1 4s at 98.11, third 4 1 4s at 99.13, fourth 4 1 4s at 98.15, and U S Gov t 4 1 4s at 99.18.
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Chicago Livestock market gains across hogs and cattle
Chicago livestock reports January 5 show hogs up 15 to 25 cents for good and choice weights with top at 7.50 for heavy hogs. slaughter hogs 5.50 to 6.75. Cattle rise 25 to 50 cents for beef steers and yearlings, veal calves up 50 to 1.00, top yearlings 12.25, bulk beef steers 8.00 to 10.00. Sheep market steady to higher with fat lambs 40 to 50 higher and top fat around 13.90. Kansas City notes similar gains in cattle and calves with steers and yearlings up, best beef cows 25 to 35 higher.
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Kansas City Hay Market Prices Reported
Kansas City market notes show bids and ranges for hay and alfalfa including Prairie and Alfalfa grades with price spreads. Timothy bids appear for No 1 quality, reflecting regional livestock feed demand on January 5.
Deposit in new bank Wichita Kans 77 000 to be split
city commission approves reorganization of the defunct American State Bank into Reserve State Bank The plan allocates 38500 to stock in the new bank and 38500 to remain on deposits Fairmount College will receive 75000 from the death of Mrs Catherine Ransom for a campus hall In Los Angeles Mrs Ransom died November 24 and left the funds to Wichita trustees Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers from the children
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Real estate transfers listed for several Lawrence properties
Maggie Goldtrap transfers to Lucy K Glidden for 11750 covering lot 92 and 12 ft int 90 in New Hampshire Lawrence plus other small deeds. John W Glidden to Margaret A Goldtrap for $1 and other interest in lot 6 bik 27 Quivera Place. E Ga Day to C B Hosford for $1 and ex of lots 12 13 Maple Lawn. F W Jaedicke et al to Henry Hopkins for $1400 a lot at 124 New Jersey Street Lawrence.
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Robbed Tyro Bank admits guilty plea in court
John Mayo alias John Taylor pleaded guilty in Independ ence district court to robbing the Tyro state bank on November 19. Judge Holdren sentenced him to ten to twenty-one years in the penitentiary. Mayo and co defendant Vern Brackens were captured after a car stalled in mud near Coffeyville. Mayo was slightly wounded in the gunfight with a posse. Brackens expected to plead guilty before trial set for January term.
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Lawrence Business College Course for Civil Service Prep
Prepare for a choice position in business or civil service by taking a course in the Lawrence Business College. The program aims to enhance skills, offer practical training, and improve job prospects with focused instruction and certified coursework. The college emphasizes modern curriculum and career placement support.
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