Local social notes misspelled. Sunday visits and moves
Bill Consetman and Charlie Plumb with Frank Peel report neighbors sharing Sunday visits. Henry Holloday of Columbia called on relatives Caleb Holloday and family. Lée Logan helps Clyde Humphries with wood cutting. Theodore Uttinger works for Frank Peel. A new family moves to Lapita farm. Mrs Denner and kin stay on White farm recovering from injury. Charles Johnson visits Will Allen. Elise and Harry repair farm for March occupancy. Wesley Ward family recovers from influenza. Road conditions noted and stray hog trade mentioned near roves market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peel
Frank Mo
Lee Shrengohist
Bert Perking
Margaret Valsbinder
A. M. Roderick
John Shultz
Ted ‘Shulte
Doris Finch
Toneka
Henry Holloday
Columbia
Caleb Holoday
Lée Logan
Lawrence
Clyde Humphries
Thedore Uttinger
Backaret Perkins
Eek Creak
Morris Duncan
John Mulvihill
Laptad
Denner
St. Joseph Hospital
Charles Johnson
Will Allen
Harry
Elise
Wesley Ward
Eleanor
Merle
Arthur Cunning
Paunday Mormin
Roderick
Automobiles and tires sale and notice of annual meeting
In Lawrence an advertisement lists Goodyear and Firestone tires and replacements with varied prices, from $2 to $4 and higher, including nearly new and cashier terms, plus a Cadillac sedan offer and a used cars section. The notice also reports the annual meeting of Lawrence Building and Loan Association shareholders on Friday January 1, 1950 at 7:30 p.m. to elect three directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frilghis
Goodyears
Gandeleh
Ajax
Goodrich
Firestone
Kelch
Fisk
Wirestone
RxAta
Goodyear
Fi Goodelch
Flynnstone
Kelly
Fisks
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
Association
Mass
St. Lawrence, Kay
Wall Street
New York
Mountgomery Wack
Bank of Tbnghindamie
New York Federal
Credit
Epucis Huns
Hostess
Industeial
Anouce
General Electric
Wee Taghouse Lectric
Tie Oratia
Momnst
Interstate Commerce
Baltimore
Ome
Maryland
Ballimore and
Ghia
Mitte
Radio Corporation
Sunt Crosley
Auburn Auto
Standard
New Jersey
Texna Vo
Chrystit
Shudebaker
General Motors
Warrner Rose
Sears- Treelatek
Yeetersay
Allied Chemical
General Electris
Worthington
Standard Gas
Red American
Zuie
International
United Gas Improvement
America
Waterwar Western
Westinghouse Bloc
Ve Smith Kank
A. AL Iyers
Chahners
United Carbon
U.S. Ht
Associated Dry Gands
Notice of Sale and Zoning Change in Douglas County
Public auction of real estate described as Lots One and Twelve in block Seventy six in Madora City, Douglas County Kansas, at the County courthouse on February 11, 1880, two thirds of appraised value. Also notice of rezoning hearing for Lot 166 at Massachusetts Street in Lawrence, Kansas, on February 17 1930 at 10 30 pm. The owner seeks to change from Use District U 1 to Use District U 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ureal Estate
City Sear
Byete Farm and
Cuy Loans
Cal Real Estate Insurance
John H. Tucker
McCurdy
Pawnee
Okla
Ok Sfacre Creek County
Lawrence
South Dakota
South Ohio
Mass
K. G
Eudora
Nice
Montana
K.U
Lawrence Realty Co
Gill
Mol Tenn
Fritzel
K. U
South Park
Bath
West Side
Lawrence Beatty Co
M. R. Gill
R. Altena
W. B. Spalding
Wu Daly
Douay
Kansas
Ty Lane Place
Eer
Phintiff
Lindley
Stevenson
Dowsins County Court House
Otelock A
Madora
Douglas County
Dodds
Ror
Rutherford
Dounglas County
DL Smith
Dugensl
Hee
Kunaus
Massachusetts
Market Wheat and Livestock Movements Across Chicago and Kansas City
Market notes show wheat prices near unchanged after a weak lift in export demand from Canada and the US. Chicago receipts on hogs and cattle mix, with steer and heifer pricing softening, while lambs hold around 11 to 14 dollars. Kansas City reports steady to lower hogs and mixed cattle demand, with lambs showing better activity and prices around 14 dollars for midweights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Angemth
Bane
Searle
Eola
Heile
Medina Low
Strom
TURAN
Kansas City
Mae Dhant
Market summary and commodity prices from Kansas City and Chicago
The report covers livestock markets in Kansas City with steers, cows, hogs and calves, noting price changes and cash activity. It also lists grain and produce movements at Kansas City and Chicago, including oats, corn, wheat, barley, and hay, plus a snapshot of the Day in Wall Street with stock fluctuations and notable moves in GE and RCA amid market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Milo m Katheitu
Tye
Mulvihill announces birth and local visits in Kansas
Mr and Mrs John Mulvihill announce the birth of a nine pound baby on January 2. E A Vausbinder of Harveysville and C H Vausbinder and family from Topeka visited their mother Mrs Margaret Vausbinder. Frank Mangold and family show off a new sedan. Charles Walauxt and Harvey Staten with Kansas City ties spent the week with Hugh Holer. Richard Grimes of Blue Mound spent the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulvihill
E. A. Vausbinder
Harvayville
C. H. Vausbinder
Charles
Herbert
Annabelle
Topeka
Margaret Ausbinder
Frank Mangold
Charles Walauixt
Harvey Staten
Kansas City
Hugh Hol
Richard Grimes
Blue Mound
Locals Visit Distant Kin and Garden City
OSKALOOSA Mrs Geo Elson and son Ernest of Eldorado visit Geo Clarke households. 7 J O Brandenburg of Grainfield spends Sunday with Will Payne while his wife in Topeka hospital. John Gitluly of Great Falls Montana, editor of Montana Banker, visits old town and recalls first printing job at Independent office. Dr Derwood Quackenbush of Baldwin, great grandfather, greets friends with brother James. John Rice drives Mrs Sands to Topeka to meet a friend. on return a crash injures Sands and wrecks car. Maurice Reagan and daughter of Lawrence visit Crummins. W B Ford injures ankle, uses crutches. Carl Penz of Kansas City visiting his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Elson
Ernest
ElDorado
Geo. Clarke
Tena Clarke
J. O. Brandenburg
Grainfield
Will Payne
Topeka
John Gitluly
Great Falls
Mont
R. F
Trenton
Independent Office
Montana
Derwood Quackenbush
Baldwin
James
John Rice
Geo. Sands
John
Sands
Maurice Reagan
Lawrence
J. G. Crummins
W. B. Ford
Carl Penz
Kansas City
Local Residents Attend Ill Brother and Mourn Two Obituaries
Mr and Mrs B J Ponz and Mr and Mrs Leo Morgan of Fayetteville Ark visited at Mrs Geo Clarke and Mr Clarke home and others. Lawrence Galle conducted funeral for Joseph Wert, a pioneer citizen, at Oskaloosa Me B church. James Morsrow, 83, Civil War veteran, died at daughter’s home in Oskaloosa after long illness. Funeral at Esbby teen church with Masonic rites at grave. Survivors include Emmett and Mrs Albert G Patrick of Oskaloosa, and siblings in Indiana and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Ponz
Leo Morgan
Fayetteville
Ark
Geo, Clarke
Clarke
Jay Buck
Tospeka
Albert Hamilton
Bona Gardiner
Kansas City
Mert
R Tr
Alt Ruck
Mra
Alice Showmaker
C. Jones
M. EB
Tupeke Sueaday
Lawrence Galle
Ife
Lieithy Hen. Infantry
Mabert
Oskaloosa
Fred
Princeton
Frank Dick
Perry
Me B
R. O. Gilpin
Perry Turial
Oskaloo
Masonic Fraternity
Emmett
Albert G. Patrick
John
Crawfordville
Ind
Mary Huber
Terre Haute
Rachel, Fuller
Gregory, & D
Eesbby Tevin Church
B.A. Ahrens
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Bill Consetman
Charlie Plumb
Advance Cleaners
Home Service Laundry
Uom
Tweed's Home Steam Laundry
Himmons Bros. Plumbing
Tos Bultock Printing Co
Idtineon
H. St
Burgert’s Shoe Shop
Ene
W. FE
Grover
Weatherstrip
Swansdown
Angel Foods
Peart Burke
Hiling
Pci Ssr
Phobe
St Midwest Tire and Accessory Co
Rutter
Best
East
Sed
Singer Setting Machine Co
Rigi
Royal Shoe Store
Courter's
Fone
Munbiljol
Taowleigh
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Co
Bent
Freeport
West Sige
Fon Banoxie
J. Hilkey Agency
Peoples State Bank Bldg
H .S. Buckels
Ottawa
Kan
Jefferson County
L. Hamm
Williamstown
Kin
Smith Irealty Ca
Fischer
Ollo Fischer
Serge Rose
Vine Uros
Nority Lawrence
Lawrence Stove Works
EL A. Wa
Achning
Maedware
Ealers
Cas
Lane Star Hs. Gall
Dan Flory
Creer Againee Coal
C. L. Gellfeth Coal Co
Bine Tros
North Lawrence
Mioders
West Ae
E. W. Penchard
East 8Th
Kitchener
Ohio
Mainé
N. H
W AL Lescher
Robertson Music Co
Jorg Mass
Balster
Eady
Achning’s Hardware
Eveready
Ste Us
Epworth
American ‘Beauty
Weber's Repair & Piano Exchange
E St
Poland
China
T Wm. Workman
Tim Stone
Clinton Community
Priday
Leslie Demeritt
How Grass
Lake St
Stone
Ars
Richland
Crews and Lrass
Mud Creek Bridge
Barker School
Chas. Baxter
Howard Brass
Wm. Allison
Stull
Howard Clark
Howard Briss
Guernsey
Snice DD
Ao Wray
Vinland Exchange
Lone Star
Flawrence Cider and Vinegar Co
Siu Ta
Cuthertson’s Hatchery
Lawrence, Kun
West 21St St
Culbertson
Culbertson’s
Wegtist St
Jersey
Kemper
Seber Hatchery
Leavenworth, Tan
My Honge
North Urd
U. Street
Qher
Biliene
S. Ke
East Lith
Turner Outlet
Fritz Company
Cadillac
KER Bros. Sakland
Pontiac
Jac Dyer
AGA
Orpington Cooker
Els
Aod
Ellis County Farm
Eawrener
Ta Mills
AGRI
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County Building and Loan Association
Joby C. Emick
Ella Cinders
Musical Bulletin
Choose Belts Music Store
Atwater Kent, Radiola
Canada
United States
Atea
Aly
Chinga Clore Chicako
Jana
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City Hay Market
Kansagy
Ransas City
Janu Th
Breilers
Lora
Usdai
Buck Creek
Chester
Davis Child Motor Co
Ford Dealers
Olson Bros
Lawrences
Tara
Teroomn Howe
Enicxen
Barage
Nico
Logan Conesty
Provence
Predy Oyally
Laiwennee
Hosford ‘Inv. & Mtg. Co
Massachusetts Street
Nee
Stags
Ade
Sheboe
Whalen
245
Fordson
Sommer’s ‘Machine Works
The
Lawrence Hospital and Radium Institute
Ohio Street
Mary Gieseman, R. N. Blanager
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