Wheat and livestock markets show mixed activity in Chicago and Kansas City
Chicago reports firm wheat with export demand rising to Europe and Argentine output at a record 224 million bushels. Livestock buys slow in Chicago and Kansas City, with hogs lower, cattle mixed, and lambs around steady. Wheat prices edge up while corn and oats move modestly. Hay markets show steady pricing amid steady receipts.
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Northwest
Especia
Winnipes
United States
Europe
Estimata
Argen
Liverpool
Agor Thovas
U. S
Kansas City
U.S. Dept. of Ag
Prize Bull Brings Big Price and Market Notes
Kansas City markets report a prize bull selling for thirteen dollars and notable prices for alfalfa and mixed livestock. Butter, eggs, poultry, and potatoes show varied local prices in a wide market summary. Wall Street moves and bond notes are touched on, with stock activity mixed and notable gains and losses across several issues. Local social notes recount a Pleasant Hour gathering, community visits, school events, and holiday programs with residents of Brackett and surrounding areas.
Cremation Gains Favor in Russia with Two Crematoriums
Leningrad report notes Russia’s second crematorium near Moscow as the first in the Soviet Union nears completion. Cremation becomes a new custom increasingly accepted, with Leonid Krassin, the Soviet envoy to London who died recently, the first government official cremated. Lita Grey and Charlie Chaplin alimony case advances as Ida Vida holds substantial cash assets.
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Leningrad
United Press
Russia
Moscow
Leonid’ Krassin
London
Lita
Los Angeles
Lita Grey Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Schoor
Edie Vida
Week in Topeka and Lawrence Shared Visits
Brackett and Reeves families spent a day in Topeka with Mrs Canady and Mr Reeves. L B P Arnott toured Kansas City on business. Max Reeves visited Lawrence with Gaylen Arnott. Pleasant Hour Club hosted its annual event at Bracket Schoolhouse with a large crowd enjoying a basement supper and a novel radio program broadcast from station in Kansas.
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Jak ‘Kelset
Dirs
Daniel
Vics
Luciford
Robert
Gisi Savas
John Brown
Tlisie
Lindsey
Lawrence
Ernest
Richards
Pauline
Richard Ter
Abs
A. T. Rochheld
Robert Lee
E. S. Reeves
P. Arnott
Will Kirby
V ¥.T. Kelsey
Topeka
EH. Taylor -Andi
Jacl Bennett
Eo.s. Reeves
Margaret Wilson
C. J. McCling
A. Winchell
Brackett School
Feading
la Verne Dillon
Lucille Love
Grant Love
Glive
Mandel Evans
Pauline Richards
Caley Milton
McChing
Max Reves
L Tha Dillon
Dorothy Haplatt
Gailen
Arnettes
Pia SE
Syera
James Bleming
Aurora
Carlarde
Kanwaka
Davis
Lee Coleman
Brackett
Ditton
Arnott
Reeves
Ray Love
Féin
Av. Smith
Ellen Anderson
Grace
Dorothy Arnott
Clara Seele
Ava Tigrey
Rob Ridtey
Mysil
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Max
Canady
William Kirk
Las
L. BP
Kansas City
Saturay
Max Reeves
Gaylen- Arnott
Leasant
School House
Kansas Pleasant
Hou Pea
Local Residents Host Visits and Social Calls
Eugene Clinton Gibler and Will Stebbins hosted at Bonner Springs while guests from Twin Mound and Yarnold visited J B Cubbies Home Saturday. Church members Rev S A Gardner entertained. families including Lash Kamipsehroder and Lowells shared supper and calls. Visitors from Belvoir Gem Kansas and Kansas City dropped in to see relatives Friday and Saturday.
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Will Stebbins
Bonner Sprinks Briday
Twin Mound
J. Be Cubbies
Dry
Henry
Arthue Lash
Will Kamipsehroder
Pegoesdhy
S. A. Gardner
Barnes Nele
Frank — Bidinger
Franklin
Yarnold
D. Lowell
Arthur Lash
Sr. Rosen Jones
Kansas City
Gard
Better than QUININE for colds and flu remedy
Advertisement style note extols a product named Kalis fine apis or similar as superior to quinine for colds grippe and flu. Claims act on liver kidneys and bowels to purify and fortify the body. Mentions a box price of 50e and feucaps trademark.
Pleasant Valley Social News Notes and Visits
Pleasant Valley reports a quiet weekend with Will Hans and family visiting. C W Haas and kin spent Saturday afternoon with Mr Boles and Walter Howard. Eva Pancake of Lawpened started for Enterprise Kansas to visit her son Clarence Pancake and family. Clarence Pane had an eye mishap. Shelhorn and Troya Shuck spent Saturday night and Sunday with Charles and Troya Shuck.
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Pleasant Valley
Miy-Archdale
Kansas City
Will Hans
Ind
C. W. “Haas
Boles
Walter Howard Hone
Eva‘fresa
Clarence Pane
Charles
Troya Shuck
Sulphur for Skin Ailments Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Sulphur products as fast cures for breakouts eczema and rashes claiming germ destroying properties soothe irritated skin and heal ailments like ringworm and itching with promises of rapid relief from embarrassment. It urges sufferers to obtain Rowles Mentho Sulph from any reputable drugstore.
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Seldon
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