Markets by Wire Wheat and Corn Prices Across Reports
Kansas City grain and provision values show May wheat around 1051 with cash and futures mixed. corn May near 657 July 655. oats and rye quoted with varied carrying figures. Livestock receipts total 12,000 cattle and 10,000 hogs, with steers, cows, stockers, and bulls priced in ranges. Chicago markets list wheat May around 1.60, corn May 67, oats May 47, pork and lard futures, and live cattle and hog receipts with top and bulk prices noted.
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Kansas City
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Methodist Students Organize at University
In a representative gathering Methodist students formed the Students' Wesleyan Guild to strengthen Methodist ties, secure lectures, and arrange visits from notable ministers. The revival at First Church drew large crowds as Dr Wolfe led sessions, with many new members joining and a reported five hundred in attendance across ten days. An Equal Franchise League meeting is set for January 26 in the Mission school room. Special meetings at the German M E Church are planned for January 25, with Rev. J. Ross and other clergy preaching to schoolchildren. A stereoscope show of Lee Gorge views at the Indian Store and a plan to entertain census workers are noted, along with a call to try a Journal Want Ad.
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Students’ Wesleyan Guild
Securitg
cHsiating
Reyes Sither
Snecock
Mwi Ella Trippy
Hoy Spear
Wolfe
Tom Che Mutas
Mortanid
Ube
Jerdany
Kannas
Upri
Topeka
Februs
Epicopal
Fifth Avenue
New York City
United States
Meg of & Y
Maore
Brass Kraft Outfits At Mrs Shearer Ladies Toggery
Brass Kraft outfits and brass stamped items are prepared for use at Mrs Shearer Ladies Toggery with lessons provided for customers.
Sheldon to Speak in Lawrence This Week at U
Rev. C. M. Sheldon of Topeka will be in Lawrence this week from Tuesday through Sunday. He will address the Ye Espers and other groups at various locations. The record includes local fare with mentions of Lincolns Face and remarks on weather and events surrounding the visit.
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C. M. Sheldon
Topeka
Lawrence
Sanday
Lee
National Campaign Laymen's Movement gains momentum
The National Campaign Laymen's Movement grows nationwide as laymen in various denominations join the episcopal rooted effort. A Topeka convention in February is expected to attract many attendees, with a large supper and aims to mobilize men for Christian service. Local notes mention Methodist meetings, deaths, and community events amid winter conditions.
Age Way Living Wisdom Inherited By Gout Claim
Fragmentary OCR text mentions age, living wisdom, and a line about outliving Methuselah if they ever make gout. No clear people places or events are identified.
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