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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1943
Page
9
Cocker puppies from champion stock pedigree reg tired stock. 244 months old. $15 each. Phone 3251W. Too late to classify apartment for rent two unfurnished rooms utilities paid one or two in a welcome. $20 month. 775 Lo cust.
Market round up reports uneven stocks with narrow price changes and mixed bonds while industrials hold gains. Cotton shows irregular activity amid hedge selling and price fixing concerns in Chicago wheat. Rye July futures rise sharply as hogs edge higher, cattle remain weak with few sales.
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed activity with wheat futures down after talk of a possible presidential veto on the commodity credit corp bill. Oats and rye weaken, while rye gains on cash tender activity. Hogs and cattle trade sparingly with modest gains seen in some classes as weekly receipts and cash grain movements are reported.
The market opened moderately active with slightly higher trends and wavering quotations. Persistent war news, inflation psychology, and idle funds waiting for bargains kept buyers cautious. near close prices were mildly mixed as about 800000 shares changed hands and bonds showed narrow changes after the President vetoed the commodity credit corporation bill.
Local residents gathered at the Ousdahl home to honor Mrs. Ousdahl on her birthday with a handkerchief shower. News included a home visit by Mrs. Robert Douglas, a funeral for Millard Wiley in Lawrence, Ray Stewart’s hospital treatment for a hand infection, and Alberta Garner’s wedding to Walter Snow.
In Lawrence, Mrs. Snow, youngest daughter of Mrs. Ida Garner, is a graduate of McLouth high school and will return to Lawrence after a brief trip. Mr Snow, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Snow, is a Lawrence Memorial high school graduate. Army recruitment in Jefferson County lists Donald Robertson, Benjamin Hope, William Cory, Walter Robinson, William Hatch, and Alfred Roberts reporting June 30.
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