Wheat and livestock trends amid mixed U S grain markets
Wheat failed to fully offset earlier declines as May futures slipped nearly three cents while cash premiums rose, and Liverpool and Buenos Aires weakness weighed on U S prices. Hog and cattle futures moved with mixed gains and losses as Kansas City and Chicago markets reported varied cattle and sheep results.
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Chicago
Itic
Llic
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Australia
Chicago Livestock Chicaen
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas
City
United States Department of Agricultural
Fire Destroys Business Houses on East Juanita Street
A morning blaze in this city destroyed about a third of a brick business block on East Juanita Street, causing an estimated $4,000 loss. The fire began around 5:80 o'clock in the auto paint shop of F. E. Freshour, feeding the flames and hindering firefighting. The two adjacent buildings including G. Cox’s second-hand stern and Joe Giebler’s machine shop also burned, while the Hutson Essex agency garage was damaged but stood. The event follows reports of old frame structures collapsing under the blaze.
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Jan J. Saildings
The
Juantia Street
F. E. Freshour
G. Cox
Joe Giebler
Hutson-Essex Agency
Local social notes mention visits and meetings
The record lists upcoming and recent social contacts including a meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest, a two week visit by Bryan to KC with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eldrige, Noah Hedrick visiting George Howell in Lawrence, Charles Baxter staying with family, and Mrs. S. M. Gentry returning from a Denver visit with sisters Mrs. Harry Fletcher and Miss Francis Patton.
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M. S. Carter
Richard
Ambrose
Bigsby
Paul Winter
Charles Winter
Harrison
Sdith Pontius
CG. A. Richards
A. G. Ramsdell
George Howell
Lawrence
Messrs
Rhodie Skinner
Alfred Skinner
Mark Skinner
C. A. Richards
Roberta Nothingham
J.B. Wiggins
Elizabeth A
Bernice
Thompson
Harry Carr
Thurman Rothwall
Prescott Underwood
Night Hawk Club
Arnold Ramsdell
Wilbur Jeffries
Ler. Bryan
J. E. Eldrige
Noah Hedrick
Charles Baxter
5. M. Gentry
Harry Fletcher
Francis Patton
Denver
Colo
Local Note Highlights Social Visits and Roster of Events
McLOUTH community notes run through a week of visitors, school happenings, athletic wins, and local obituaries. Kansas City guests entertainments, a high school basketball victory for M Louth over Leavenworth and Nortonville gym dedication, plus motor license figures and property moves are listed among families and church events. Charles Babb, a pioneer and former farmer, dies January 8, with funeral at the Methodist church.
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E. C. Steener
Kansas City
M. F E. Spencer
Betty Spencer
June Ballis
Carl Laster
Leavenworth
Carlsons
Gladys Williams
McPherson College
Lucy Harwood Larg
Opal Thornton
J. W. Malloy
Soldiers Home
Mildred Williams
Roy Thomas
New York City
Frank
Thomas
Ray Scott
Illawatha
Syl White
Albert Newby
Newby
Memorial Hospital
Leaverwworth High School
Meriden
McLouth
Nortonville
Newgymnasium
Winchester
Jefferson County
George Casebier
Edmonds
May Curry
BenvErrs
George Moore
St. Or Wessex
Rice
Lebo
Wiley Peabody
Emporia
Nora Wolcott
Hattie Wandruff
W. G. McHenry
JE. W. McHenry
Methodist
George Patternon
Rock Creek
Aserath Brown
S. “Edmonds
Parsons
Independence
Witt Dodds
Smith Farm
Oskaloosa Road
Floyd Osborn
Toneke
Nathan
Osborn
A. E. Shuler
Lawrence
A. C. Chapman
Ora French
New Orleans
Charles Babb
R. M. Boyd
A. J. Shuler
Prohibition Debate Echoes at Kennard W. Ctu Meeting
Kennard W. CTU in a Monday session discussed Governor Pinchot’s attack on a supposed defeatist move to repeal or modify Prohibition. The governor blamed Treasury and Blair for permitting alcohol despite lawbreaking, citing denatured alcohol and a Philadelphia cigar firm as examples. Chicago Evening Post editorial and readings on Progress and enforcement followed.
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Kennard W. C.C
FT. U
C. of C
Lalla B. Jacobs
Pinchot
United States
Treasury’ Department
Mellon
Regenu Blai
Blair
Philadelph
Coolidge
Washington
Chicago
Hvening Post
Mary Swain
Prohibition Enforcement
R. A. Haynes
Prohibition Movement and Early Alcohol Regulation History
The text outlines a historical arc from early temperance efforts to full prohibition. It notes societies pushing for limited drinking, the shift to wine or beer only, tighter license laws, closing hours, and state adoption of prohibition over sixty years ago. It cites the eighteenth amendment and vast quantities of distilled spirits stored in warehouses, along with enforcement limitations and evolving federal policy.
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Crusade
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Coeuard
Vega Res
Alcohol source problem halts rental, prompts police focus
The article notes the alcohol source used to make synthetic whiskey is the ongoing problem. When property padlocking occurs, property owners lose revenue and may stop leasing premises to lawbreakers. A report mentions Colgates Tooth Paste at Rankins Drug Store, 1101 Mass-Adr.
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Rankins Drug Store
Denver University plans stadium project amid visits
Inspected by U. Stadium E. B. Kimball, president of the athletic corporation of Denver University, at Denver. He visited the University of Kansas, talked with Sherman Elliott the Memorial Corporation treasurer and Dr. P C Allen director of athletics. Chamberlain influenza update notes mild case in Italy.
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U. Stadium
E. B. Kimball
Athletic ‘Corporation of Denver University
Denver
Colo
Uiversity of Kansas
Komball
Unites and
Denver University
Sherman Elliott
Memorial Corporation
P.C. Allen
Vacation Ends Overseas Trip To London Expected Sunday
The subject is slated to cut short a break and depart for London on Sunday. A combination of items including water bottles and a fountain syringe is noted. Rankins Drug Store in il0L Mass. Atdy is referenced in the fragmentary text.
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London
Rankins Drug Store
Atdy
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