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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1934
Page
4
For sale and rent items listed including a combination chocolate and coffee urn for sales in a cafeteria. One room for rent furnished or unfurnished with light housekeeping. location 71113 Connecticut. For sale roller canary singers hen birds priced reasonably. Payment in pounds 943.
Harota McAlferty owner. Gerard and Rule auctioneers announce a cash sale of personal property 14 miles southwest of Lawrence, near Lone Star, Tuesday January 23. Livestock include xray mare in foal, several cows and calves, brood sows, 15 Rhode Island hens, and assorted machinery and feed. Items sold as listed with removal required after sale.
Chicago reports uncertainty in Washington weighed on grain values, with limited demand and an oversupply of wheat. Prices eased after a brief rally as Roosevelt's monetary plans influenced market mood. Kansas City notes mixed wheat and corn bids, while livestock, potatoes, eggs, and hay show variable moves across regions.
Trading moved at a fast pace during a two hour session with lagging tape echoes. U.S. Steel and American Commercial Alcohol posted gains while Armour and Delaware & Hudson fell over 2 points. Shares like Consolidated Gas and Bethlehem Steel rose modestly as several leaders slipped in the final twenty minutes. Foreign exchange stayed narrow with the pound/ dollar at about $5.015 and French francs near 6.28 cents.
Local items mention Mrs Beryl Allen Mitchell visiting Ottawa and the Kensington Club planning a meeting January 25 at Ms Paul Evans home. District Eastern Star events, Tri Delta entertainments, and Mother's Club meetings are noted along with preschool activities and décor talks. Flight news covers Ellsworth Jaquish with TWA visits, transfers to Columbus.
Mrs Maurice Frye hosted a Phila matheon club meeting on Tuesday with a reading on planning meals and time spent quilting. A February 6 meeting will be at Mrs Lenore Dowers’s home. A Baldwin, Kansas wedding of Ruthanna Jaguish and Harvey Frick occurred at Beattie’s Methodist church. Frick laboratory work brings the couple to Detroit. best wishes from Baldwin friends. Lucy McCullough, a Delta Zeta house mother, leaves for Independence next week. Edna Wheatley, Arkansas City teacher, visited Baldwin. Chubb and Gessner will attend the Christian Social Activity conference in Kansas City next Monday. Mr and Mrs Hi D Hallett and
A son named Russell from Kansas City spent last Sunday afternoon in Baldwin. The note records a brief family visit with no further details or events.
Mr and Mrs Glen Miller who have lived on a farm northeast of town for seventeen years sold their property on Wednesday and will relocate to the Kraft property on Ames Street in Baldwin. Their daughter Mary Virginia Hallett is mentioned, with sons Leslie and Earl Miller attending local schools. The town notes the library gift of Van Loon Geography and reports local lodge activities, along with distant news on dry ice production in California and Christmas tree shipments to Hawaii.
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