Douglas County campaign ballots and farm market notes
A jumble of candidate names for Douglas County Kansas offices and a July Kansas City hay and produce report. Several candidates announce for sheriff, clerk of the district court, county clerk and county commissioner positions under Republican and Democratic primaries on August 5 1930. Agricultural items cover grain prices hay receipts and standard dairy and poultry figures from Kansas City markets.
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T Am
Douglas County
Kansas
al. E. Smith
Office of Register of Deeds
Elsie E. Armstrong
Tam
L. H. Menger
Douglas Countans
Bob Rutherford
Dunksey
VT Am
O. Thomas
Orry W. Gwen
McPheeters
Everett G. Petefish
J. Lane
L. E. Hoover
J. W., Garbutt
Charles R. Cox
Enue
Kan
John Callahan
Arion Tuttle
Ith
Harvey A. Jetmore
Helen Keith
Naco
C. O. Bowman
Douglas’ County
Harry Dick
Justice of the Peace
Lawrence
R. B. Stevens
LeRoy E. Harris
X. J. Kennedy
Wheat market rallies on short French crop forecast in Chicago
Chicago July 2 AP reports a 1930 French wheat crop forecast to be 64 million bushels below last year, lifting prices amid active buying. U S receipts lagged last year, farmers show reluctance, and nearby figures suggest world carryovers and Canadian outputs will affect futures. Livestock prices held steadier with hogs and cattle mixed as markets closed steady to higher on selective grades.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Hogs and cattle prices in Kansas City market report
The Kansas City market notes 5 000 hogs with top 9.00 on 199-220 Ibs and cattle at 4 500 head with steers and heifers showing varied strong to steady pricing across weight ranges, plus sheep at 5 000 head with lambs steady to 25 cents higher. Grain futures and cash grain nearby show mixed movements in wheat corn oats and soybeans.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Kansas City
Chicago Potato Market Report Shows Steady Trade
Potatoes on track with 233 total U S shipments 781 as market holds steady on barrels and firm on sacks. Irish Cobblers traded 1.70 to 1.95 per barrel, southern sacks 1.75 to 2.00, Bliss Triumphs 2.00 to 2.35 per sack.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Kansas
Missouri
Southern
Bliss
Wall Street Drifts Ahead of Independence Day Holiday
In New York the stock market showed a listless mood before the Independence Day weekend with tempo up only modestly in the afternoon. Turnover in two hours reached 515,000 shares, the smallest since July 1928, as brokers anticipated a drift until markets reopen after the holiday. Iron and steel notes warned output at about 60 percent of capacity, possibly dipping to 50 percent, though resistance to price pressure was rising and some believe the iron and steel market may be near a bottom.
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Wall Street
New York
Iron Age
Midyear bank income and stock activity hint at recovery
The midyear statements show New York banks trimming earnings due to lower rates and smaller investment profits, yet Wall Street remains poised to finance a future recovery. Treasury surplus of 184 million. foreign tax receipts back from 76 million. Freight car loadings hold near 1924 levels as crude oil and gasoline prices ease on the Pacific coast. Eastman Kodak and Procter and Gamble slipped while others like Case and Atchison gained. call money hovered around 2.7 percent as midyear funding and loan demand cycle ends appear largely complete.
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Anteo
New York
Wall Street
Treasury
Pacific Coast
Eastman Kodak and Proctor and Gamble
American Rolling Mill
Lowes
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Amer* Ican .Gas
Westinghouse _ Electric
North American
Standard Gas
Consolidated Gas
Public
Dorothys tenth birthday party at Mrs Dick Nuttalls home
Mrs Dick Nuttall hosted a Friday afternoon party for daughter Dorothy turning ten with lawn games and a gift shower. Guests included Leone Parker Mildred Lawler Eula Reusch Emma and Pearl Koehler Anneta Abel Elno ra Wallace Dorothy May Freda Koehler Anna Meuffle Elise Lula Lawler Shirley Leng Elva Ruth Minnie Abel Roscoe Rever Ralph Koehler Wayne Di-Lert Reusch and Bobby Long. Mrs Harry Long assisted in serving.
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Dick Nuttall
Dorothy
Miss Dorothy
Leone Parker
Mildred Lawler
Eula Reusch
Emma
Pearl Koehler
Annetta Abel
Elnora Wallace
Dorothy May
Freda Koehler
Anna Meuffle
Elise
Lula Lawler
Shirley Leng
Elva Ruth
Minnie Abel
Roscoe Rever
Ralph Koehler
Wayne
di- Lert Reusch
Bobby
Long
Harry Long
Wm. Spitzli
Weaver
Otto Abel
Robert Reusch
Walter Parker
Leone
Roscoe
W. E. Evans
Kansas City
Parker
Fred Weatherford
Emma May
Sidney
Max Weatherford
Parkers
Elmer Kuntz
Hesper
Dan ‘Stroebel
Nevada
Eimma Strobel
Sam Neis
Sdafis
Delbert
Junior
Prairie Center
Neis
Gus Koehler
Frank Reusch
Lawrence
Drs. Reusch
John‘ Edelbrock
Eudoramo
Arthur Eisele
Grandmother Eisele
Willie Eisele
Franklin
Henry Eisele
Marion
Leonard
Reno
Jake Strobel
Frances
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