Market News Reports Wheat Gain as Heat and Drought Tighten Supply
AP dispatch notes enlarged crop damage from heat and drought in the north lifting wheat futures. Prices also buoyed by Black Rust concerns and rainfall after 24 hours, with new-wheat demand at Gulf ports rising. Livestock quotes from Chicago and Kansas City show mixed to steady trends, with cattle and calves steady to lower and hogs and sheep under fluctuating pressure.
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Jeago
Gulf
Amise
Prices and market notes from Kansas City July 7
The report lists rib and belly prices for July and September, Kansas City hay market bids, and assorted commodities including alfalfa timothy and No. 1 to No. 12 grain items. Poultry, butter, eggs, and government bonds are also touched, with stock market commentary noting an early rise followed by profit taking and notable gains in Pere Marquette and related rails.
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Kansas City Hay Market
Kansas City
L . . Timothy
U. S
Wall Street
New York
Ding
Pere Marquette
Nickel Plate
Chesapeake & Ohio
Wichita Farm Loans See June Totals By District
A.P. report from Wichita dated July 7 states the Federal Farm Loan Bank district approved 126 loans totaling 446 100 in June. Harvest season slowed activity. Kansas farmers received 78 000 across 21 loans. Oklahoma 60 600 in 22 loans. Colorado 119 000 in 33 loans. New Mexico 72 300 in 22 loans.
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Wichita
A.P
Federal Farm Loan Bank of
Miles Lasater
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New
Oread Training School Names John Bunn Athletics Charge
Improvements at Oread High School total about 1500 to 2000 dollars. The basement storeroom is being remodeled into a compact modern gym with equipment and separate showers for boys and girls. Upper story rooms are repainted and woodwork improved, with a new roof planned.
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Oread Training School
John Bunn
Meadville Theological Seminary to Move to Chicago
The Meadville Theological School plans relocate from Meadville to Chicago while keeping its name and independence, hoping to gain association with the University of Chicago. Founded in 1844, it traditionally trained Unitarian ministers but was never denomination-controlled, with station in Meadville, Pa.
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Meadville Theological Seminary
Chicago
Meadville
Meadville Theological School
Franklin D. Southworth
University of Chicago
St. O the ‘Sanport
Card of Thanks from Westfall family for floral offerings
We wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful floral offerings and our neighbors who assisted us during the death of my wife. E. E. Westfall and family Mrs. J. Westfall. a . Clover Hill Butter Ask your grocer.
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E. E. Westfall
A . Clover Hill
Ady
Time to spray fruit, says agent in July forecast
July will be critical for local orchardists as the second brood of the codling moth appears. If unchecked, few first grade apples will result. Sprays recommended include Bordeaux mixture with arsenate of lead for blotch. a second spray is advised for the second brood. Grapes also demand attention for Black rot. cherry leaf spot control is advised. Neighbors’ gatherings and family visits are noted amid farm duties and local social events.
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Walter H. Atzenweiler
Douglas County
Two Suffer Burns In Independence Garage Fire
Pj Owen Callahan 21 and Claude Callahan were badly burned when a garage on the Callahan farm eight miles southwest of Independence Kansas caught fire shortly after 8 am. Callahan was pouring gasoline into a car tank as his two children Doris and Claude played in the garage. The blaze destroyed the car, garage, and equipment. Firemen from Independence fought the flames.
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Independence
Kan
Owen Callahan
Claude
Callahan
Doris
Teacher dies from burns in fireworks explosion
Newton reports Miss Marjorie Speer died in a local hospital from burns suffered in an explosion of fireworks Monday evening. The group rode in a car bound for the country to light the fireworks. She earned Bethel College degree in 1925 and taught last year at Radium Kansas. Survived by father C. M. Speer.
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Newton
Marjorie Speer
London Barbers Offer Cocktails Above Shop Floor
A Bond Street barber shop opens a bar above the salon with smoking rooms and cards to pass the wait. The novelty draws interest from Americans curious about English shave rituals. Meanwhile a city health nurse calls for mothers to bring babies for a weighing at the health office tomorrow afternoon.
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London
Bond Street
Minnie Scott
City Health
Samuel M Talley dies at 53 near Vinland in 1926
Samuel M Talley born April 7 1873 near Lone Star died at home near Vinland June 10 1926 aged 53 years 2 months 3 days. He accepted Christ at fourteen but never joined a church. In 1896 he married Laura Clark of Vinland.
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Samuel M. Talley
Lone Star
Vinland
Christ
Laura Clark
Talley Family Mourns Loss In Vinland Grange Member
To, this union were born one daughter and one'son. Mr. Talley was a loving companion and father. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife, Mrs. Laura Talley, and daughter aelen, and son Floyd, of the home and four brothers, William Talley of Harveyville Kansas, David Talley of Overbrook Kansas, Joseph Talley of Pomona Kansas, James Talley of Iola Kansas, and their families, also a Host of friends. Mr. Talley was a member of the Vinland Grange for about twenty years.
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George Breithaupt
Independence
Roy Breithaupt
Ruth
Eileen
Henry Hausman
Ben Brevheisen
Lucky
Martin Breithaupt
Irene Aldeen
Gail
Carl Mitchell
Virginia
Mae
Mary Helen
Louise Reed
Kansas City
Mable Agnes Schender
Lewie Schendel
Albert’ Brecheisen
Ben Brecheisen
Pete Edelbrock
East Eudora
Mildred Breithaupt
Dorothy Gabriel
Loyde Smith
Glenn
Bonner Springs
Patt Rine
Mae Meeder
Laverne Brecheisen
George Meeder
Henry Brecheisen
Mable Brecheisen
Homer Clark
G. E. Kretsinger
Copeland
Kan
John Brecheisen
Worden
Kretsinger
Garden City
Otta Kretsinger
Qlie Hoskinson
Breithaupt
West
George Brechelsen
George Hausman
Oklahoma
F. Schendel
Harvey Reed
Reed
Kans
John Sturm Grove
Emma Deay
Theo
Deckwa
Violet
Topeka
Henry Deckwa
John Prunty
Platt County
Missouri
Lawrence
Louisville
Kansas
Leavencworth
Leonard ©. Prunty
St. Mary’s Mission
St.Mary's Mission
Leavenworth
Wamego
Kansas Pacific
Union Pacific
Wame
Henry Hesse
Denver
City
Claus Nets
Prunty
C. Prunty
Santa Ana
Cal
Gavin Baxter
Chester
John Edward
Arthur Amick
W. D. Fowles
Independent
Order of Odd. Fellows
Talley
Laura. Talley
Aelen
Floyd
William Talley
Harveyville
David Talley
Overbrook
Joseph Talley
Pomona
James Talley
Iola
Vinland Grange
Lydia E Pinkham Herb Medicine for Schoolgirls
A dated promotional piece touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a health aid for schoolgirls. It cites testimonials from mothers and a Vermont resident about fatigue, illness, and renewed energy returning to study after taking the remedy.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Lke
Lydia E. Pinkham
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