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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1934
Page
7
Market news reports mixed movements in European politics and domestic harvest activity with wheat futures narrowing the gap between delivery months. Kansas City livestock prices show steady cattle and hogs with muted demand, while government bond and commodity quotes provide a snapshot of the July market environment.
Fragmentary OCR prose shows a dramatic exchange about a husband and affection with phrases about Bragging, tearing heart, and kitchen scene. Readable names include Cleone Randall and Ella Cinders. clear setting is a domestic confrontation from an old clip.
A Frigidaire self-contained air conditioning unit has been installed in the home. The unit adds cooling capacity to the residence, with installation details not specified in the text.
Kansas City hay and corn markets show mixed prices while hogs and barley shift. Wall Street report notes dull session with steady bonds and modest gains in metals. investors await inflation policies and economic signals as trading closes near holiday. Community notes describe meetings, club activities, and local farm events amid steady market conditions.
The Kanwaka Good Will club met on Wednesday afternoon June 27 at Mrs. Guy Bigsby home for a Guest Tea. Esther Wulfkuhle wrote a Welcome Song and led the program. Members and guests answered a roll call and Bright Sayings of Children. Mil dred Johanning played piano, Eleanor Jean Stanwix tapped, Marilyn Bahnmaier and Eleanor Jean recited, and a piano duet was performed by Mrs. Homer Hird and Mrs. Wulfkuhle. Honorary member S. E. Seetin sang two numbers. An advertisement contest gave prizes to Mrs. E. M. Bahnmaier and Mrs. Alfred Hagle, with many guests in attendance.
Mrs Carol Miller and family attended the funeral of her uncle George West of Falls City Nebraska on Tuesday. F L Hartman sends Mrs Hartman home. The L T L club met at Hattie Fetty's home with hostess duties by Edgar Dolan and Darlene. Virginia Laster guest from Williamstown attended. Pets was the roll call. chapters of a new book were read and refreshments served.
To harvest is being carried on, as the crops suffer from extreme heat. The stands report the crop is greatly damaged by the hot weather and labor continues to salvage what remains.
A compact list of provided quiz items includes John Wicks as answer to question one and Yes for question two. It places Odessa as a location, lists Gaord-hye and Abraham Lincoln as answers, identifies ethics as topic, and notes Magellan and the Strait of Mackinac as geographic answers. The entry also references a river duck term and a French village origin for a product.
A scrambled crossword page lists clues across and down with numerous errors and garbled words. Readers face entries for items like heat term, street surface, rubber type, river in Russia, and various other defined and cryptic clues. The row includes a solution note for yesterday’s puzzle and a miscellaneous mix of clues touching geography, biology, language, and common crossword themes.
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