Market Trends Trim Wheat Rally After Profit Taking
Chicago trading closes with small losses as wheat slips from early highs amid moisture relief expectations. Corn gains modestly while oats fall. traders note hedging by commercial interests and fresh supply arriving in the Southwest. Kansas City hogs and cattle steady to higher with light trade and limited receipts.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Missouri
Kansas City Cash Grain Prices Jul Wheat Corn and Barley Report
Grain prices from Kansas City show wheat gaining and corn rising softly with various grain types and grades listed. Prices move across futures months and cash bids with changes and overage shifts noted for white, yellow, red, and mixed corn along with milo kafir rye and barley figures.
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Kansas
City
Stark
Wheat and grain futures prices report from Chicago and Kansas City
A readerable excerpt lists Wheat futures for July September December with fractions, Corn Oats and Rye prices, and a Kansas City Hay Market summary. It shows figures for Alfalfa and Prairie hay across grades with No 1 and No 2 categories and price ranges.
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Chicago
G. Bellies
Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Prairie
Kansas City Produce Prices and Poultry Markets Report
Kansas City markets report on July 5 lists eggs with firsts 1414 and current receipts 124 13, butterfat 21, and poultry prices for hens under 4 pounds 8 and over 41 pounds 10. Also includes grain quotes wheat 62 and yellow corn 64, hog price 6.10, and roosters 7 814 with broilers 1446 1514.
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Kansas City
Springs
Unclear Commodity and Bond Ticker Report From Chicago July 5
A fragmented AP dispatch lists commodity arrivals and shipments with mixed quality notes for U S regions and prices. It also reports closing government bond prices in New York including Treasury 23s 43 41 March at 102 30 and 4s 54 44 at 113 per cent, with other issue quotes.
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Government
New York
Treasury
Tag
Wall Street Gains Fractionally After Fourth of July Break
Slightly more bullish sentiment aided trading on the holiday-shortened session. Trading was sparse with about 300000 shares moved. rails, steel, and aircraft shares led advances while a few issues slipped. Cotton fell one dollar per bale as markets closed amid mixed results and cautious optimism about rearmament demand.
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Wall Street
New York
U.S
Eek Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
Chrysler
American Smelting
Nts Irenouss
Teepbuilding
White Rock
Africa
Great Northern
Ghetapeake & Ohio
Air Conditioning Ad Promises Cool Comfort at Home
An ad touts a Carrier air conditioning system that filters air removes humidity and cools air evenly. It invites readers to experience the comfort and learn how the system operates.
McLouth Club Sees Roll Call, Prizes, and Two Month Vacation
Westside club met at Mrs Emmett Thompson home with fifteen members present. Officers elected for next half include Mrs Paul Alexander president and Mrs Bessie Sava secretary. Mrs Daily won gifts from mystery friend. McLouth church wedding of Miss Jane Davison and Max Whitaker held with violin numbers and two songs. The couple reside in Nortonville Kansas. bride honored by family and friends.
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Westside Club
Emmett Thompson
David
Paul Alexander
William Wyatt
Bessie Sava
H. C. Bateman
Daily
Max Whitaker
Nortonville
Kan
McLouth United Brethren Church
Harry Sims
Ruth Schaeffer
Margaret Steeper
Mary Elizabeth Blair
Paul Brachman
Doris
McDermod
Miriam Kimmel
Paul Beachman
Whitaker
McLouth High School
Kansas University
Stull Community Notes Relate Weddings Births and Visits
Local residents share events from Stull and nearby towns including baptisms and a July 14 Needlecraft club meeting move. Families such as Nichols Metsker Houk Walter and Kampschroeder gather for services visits and milestones. A Topeka wedding joins Lawrence residents as Clyde Kampschroeder plans to reside there with his bride Mildred Lavin. Mrs. Unger welcomes a baby girl at Memorial hospital.
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Charles
Elmer Nichols
John Metsker
Lawrence
Stull
James
Charles Houk
Richard’ Shellhorn
August Walter
Letha
Delma
Doris
Raymond
Charles ‘Nichols and
Clifford
August Hildenbrand
Gertie Vaughn
Dover
Nichols
Viola Kraft
Albert Deister
Vogue
Omaha
O. T. Huey
Treva Canary
BP Brass
Fred Hartman
Vassar
Clyde Kampschroeder
Mildred. Lavin
Toneka
Topeka
Clyde
Reuter Organ Factory
Paul Norman
Dwight
Tojeka
August Kampschroeder
Social visitors fill a Kansas community with many calls
The Evening Star notes numerous Sunday visits and calls across Manhattan Lawrence Eudora Kaw Valley and Wellsville. Guests include Mr and Mrs Wilfred Pine Mr and Mrs Vernon Strobel and family Mr and Mrs J C Scott Walter Parker Walter Neis George Lothholz and others. The piece also mentions a St Pauls youth group outing and a Girl Scouts program at the Eudora Methodist church.
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Wilfred Pine
Manhattan
Vernon Strobel
Strobel
J. C. Scott
Eudora
Walter Parker
Walter Neis
George Lothholz
Charlie Wiedmer
Bobbie Sheldon
Dallas
Tex
Arthur Bernitz
Kansas City
Carl Bernitz
Wanda Bernitz
Bernitz
June Louise Abel
St. Paul's Young People’s League
Tonganoxie Lake
Norman Combest
Lawrence
George Ott
Raymond Steward
Marvis
Steward
Plantz
Naomi
Ott
Philips Olmstead
Oscar Broers
Kaw Valley
Floyd Broers
John Reusch
Donna
Mae
Wellsville
Broer
George Broer
Charlie Henderson
Emily Ruth
Wichita
Clarence Broers
Johnnie Reusch
Donna Mae
Otto Spitz
Agnes
Dan Heffner
Kaw. Valley
Chester Moody
Harry Broers
Wilfred Eudaly
Warren Lee
Marjorie Westerhouse
L. L
Local engagements and social notes from area residents
Nevieve and Charline each earned three honors among members. Spencer McCoy and family visited Bonner Springs and were dinner guests. Alice Marie Kindred stayed with relatives in Kansas City last week. Mrs. Abel’s health shows improvement with daily activity. Lawrence visits and Kansas City trips involve the Wilson and Abel families. George Barberth marries a Kansas City woman. the couple will reside there with Mr Barberich working in the city.
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Nevieve
Charline
Spencer McCoy
Bonner’ Springs
Joe Seeley
Alice Marie Kindred
Ira
Reilley
Eudora Methodist Church
Abel
Walter
Wilson
Howard Wilson
Lawrence
Jack Howard
Howard
Martha Abel
Kansas City
Martin Abel
George Barberth
Kansas’ City
St. John’s Church
Mrs. Barberich
Mr. Barberich
Recovering From Burn At Santa Fe Yards
Franz Wiedemann of Vermont Street Independent Oil Company is recovering satisfactorily from a right leg burn suffered Wednesday while handling gasoline at the Santa Fe yards.
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Franz Wiedemann
Vermont Street
Independent Oil Company
Santa Fe
Fire Works Shoot, Prices Drop on Used Cars
Local dealers slash used car prices after a fireworks promotion ends. Dealers advertise big markdowns on popular models as savings spike in the holiday period.
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