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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1930
Page
7
Automobiles and garages wanted for rent near 17th and Tenn. Contact phone 14051.
Chicago market notes scant export demand for North American wheat while prices advance on the National Grain Corporation bid increase of 8 cents a bushel for country run wheat. Argentine prices slip 14 cents, signaling fiercer competition from the southern hemisphere. Chicago closes unsettled with small gains in corn.
Chicago markets show mixed wheat futures after National Grain Corp bids favor country grain but limit Chicago advance. Cattle and hogs move unevenly with higher vealers and lower fat cattle, while lambs and sheep edge down. Kansas City grain and hay receipts steady, with prices at No 2 and Prairie grades fluctuating amid light export activity.
The report lists butter, poultry, grain, and potato market prices with first and ordinary grades. It records Chicago potato receipts and subzero weather halting trading, then details New York government bonds and Wall Street activity with scores of stocks tumbling and some recovery. Total daily shares around 1.3 million.
Hesper families hosted and visited over the weekend with dinners, visits, and local outings. Violent sports not involved. local youths played a basketball game against Eudora grade school, Hesper winning by a narrow margin.
Mrs A J Osborn stays with daughter Mrs Chas Ice in Pleasant Grove. Mr and Mrs F D Fenton and Verna and Ted Galli spent Sunday at E A Bahamier’s. Mr and Mrs Frank Sturdy and Madeline visited E Stanwix. Mr Button and Mr Swallow. Kansas City Produce aided Frank Houk in butchering a beef. Kansas City January 18 AP report notes Tuesday.
C E Stansixi travels to Kansas City on Monday. Cattle transported to Lawrence by Chas Ice Jim Ashwell and N D Messer for C E Stanwix. Box supper at Mound Saturday night January 4 attended by Coffman and Stanwix families. Quilting bee hosted by Mrs John Unger January 15. Several residents visited Lawrence including F A Schellhorn J A Osborn Milton Slusser.
Local Christmas visits and gatherings fill the week in Lawrence and surrounding farms. Families named include Raber Trevillion Waters Albro Chambers Flory Turner Childs Southard Hemphill and Chandler with multiple calls, dinners, and light chats. Mutual aid at the Raber and Turner homes highlights the community’s holiday spirit.
B I Holmes and son Melvin shredded corn fodder at F B Childs home on Monday. Mr Lucas ate Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Fred Will. Mr and Mrs Kelley called on Mr Weiler and Miss Anna Sunday afternoon. Elmer Myers bought a load of farm machinery from Kansas City to his farm shortly before the storm. Chadwick Timmons sawed wood for Elmer Hagerman Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Mrs Edmonds returned home Tuesday night from Lawrence.
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