Bids On $100000 North Lawrence School Bonds
Fifteen bidders competed for the $100,000 North Lawrence school bonds with Fidelity Trust Co of Kansas City winning a 1,400 premium note. Wichita bidder Brown Crummer offered 1,490 premium while other bids included Central Trust Topeka 1,271, Stern Bros Kansas City 1,271, etc. Average maturity nine years at 4.34 percent interest with daily balance offsets.
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North Lawrence
Fidelity Trust Company
Kansas City
Brown,Crummer Company
Wichita
Weent
Board of Education
Fidelity Company
Fidelity National’ Trust Company
C-. Alexander
Stern. Bros
Central Trust Co
Topeka
Harris Trust and Savings Bank
Chicago
Middlekauft
Fr .Commerce
Columbia Title Trust Co
Guaranty , Company
Credential Trust Co
Taylor-Ewart Co
Prescott, Wright, Snyder Investment Co
National City Co
Shawnee Investment Co
A. B. Beach Co
Crop Outlook Shows Wheat Gains, Corn Down from Last Year
The July 1 crop report from the agriculture department notes corn output at about 2.515 billion bushels, down from 3.046 billion last year, with better prospects for wheat. Winter wheat forecast at 543.6 million and spring wheat 197 million, totaling a drop of 740 million bushels from last year. Forecasts a month ago totaled 509 million winter and 184 million spring, for 693 million total. Washington, July 9.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Insurance Men to Meet at National Underwriters Convention
Los Angeles hosts the fifth annual National Association of Life Underwriters convention July 22 to 26 drawing about three thousand delegates and visitors from every state and Canadian cities. Notable speakers include Dr S F Huebner of the University of Pennsylvania. Each day will be directed by a leading insurance executive to ensure the session runs smoothly. July 9.
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Los Angeles
Calsociated “Press
National Associ ‘Ation of Life Underwriters
Dr. S. 5
Hueb- Her
School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsyvania
Convocation toFeature Dr Charles Aked at University
Dr Charles Aked pastor of the Congregational Church of Kansas City Missouri will deliver the address at a summer session convocation in Fraser chapel at the University of Kansas Friday at 10 o clock The event is announced by the Legion director and faculty will attend with D M Swarthout directing singing and old time ballads on Friday morning The report notes the revival of the tam o shanter as a fashionable headpiece in the North and a crowded scene as the event nears.
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Charles Aked
Congregational Church Ofansas
Theity of Kansas
Fraser Chapel
Joh
the Legion
Johnson
Aked
Veteran guards Grant's first camp site and tree landmark
A Springfield area veteran, Pearce, preserves the site of General Grant's first encampment during the Civil War. He guards the landmark walnut tree near his home, where Grant reportedly wrote orders and addressed the 21st Illinois Infantry. Tourists may hear the history as Pearce explains Grant's march, fort visits, and the war's early camp routines.
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Sociated Press
Springfield
Jacksonville
Israel
Pearce
Grant
Sherman
Price
21St
Ilinois Infantry
Yates
Fort Henry
Fort Tonelson
Vicksburg
Walnut Tree
Carolinas
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Davis Denies State Paid $500 to Campaign Manager
Topeka July 9 A report by state auditor Norton A Turner claiming Governor Davis paid 500 of the states money to campaign manager Fred Robertson for unrendered services was denied by the governors office Robertson once said he wrote the governor that he employed a law firm for flat services and would have billed 2200 but asked 100 for his work The governor reportedly offered reimbursement of 500 Robertson who previously served as US district attorney of Kansas City and was a delegate at large to the Democratic convention was not in Topeka when the denial was issued
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Topeka
Kan
Norton A. Turner
J. M. Davis
Fred Robertson
Turner
Whieita
Robertson Ee
Dairs
Robertson
Tax Commission
Kansas
United States
Kansas City
Stallard Wins $80 Judgment in Korb Case
C N Stallard was awarded eighty dollars in a justice court judgment against Herman Korb this morning. A jury of Wil di La Coss William Spalding Alex Olson Ed Klein Otto Nemby and T S Chariton returned the verdict after Stallard claimed the horse he bought at auction from Korb was misrepresented due to a two spavin in the animal. The proceeding occurred before Justice Jobni Clair.
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C. N. ‘Stallard
Herman Korb
Justice Court
Wildi la Coss
William Spalding
Alex Olson
Ed Klein
Otto Nemby
T.S. Chariton
Steamer North American Runs Aground At Straits
A wireless report from Mackinaw City says the passenger steamer North American is aground on Grays Reef at the western Straits entrance. Preparations to aid the ship are underway after learning it is down around and carrying about 250 passengers.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
Grays Reef
Calcium cyanide offered for chinch bug control in county
H G Colglazier county agent has received calcium cyanide for demonstrations to curb chinch bug spread along tarred ditches at cornfield edges. Kansas State Agricultural College demonstrations using the chemical have been reported as effective. Farmers bureau members wanting demonstrations should contact Mr Colglazier.
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Manhattan
Kansas State Agricultural College
Farmers Bureau
Court Mandates and Notable Legal Reversals
The supreme court reversed a district court ruling in Weaver versus Winchell and remanded for a new trial while affirming the Wynn-Sutton partnership accounting judgment. It found prejudicial influence from a letter used by plaintiff’s counsel and noted a long jury deliberation ending in a guilty plea. The piece also mentions Miss Marie Corelli and a curious fact about sea cucumbers.
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Supreme Court
O. O. Weaver
J. A. Winchell
Charles ‘E. Sutton
J.D. Wyn Havel
District Court
Winchell
Wheat and corn rally as buyers eye crop prospects
Wheat prices rose early on fears of black rust threatening the spring crop, with later Canada crop optimism and export demand boosting futures. Corn reached new seasonal highs as funds expected a bullish government report, while oats and hog markets followed firmer trends in Chicago and Kansas City livestock rounds.
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Chicago
Canadian Northwest
Kansas City Grain and Dairy Prices July 9 Report
Hay market steady to down 1.50 with 48 cars. Timothy No 1 15.50 to 16.10 standard 17.50 to 18.50. Alfalfa choice 19.00 to 21.00 No 1 17.50 to 19.50. Butter steady 48 to 44 creamery packing 25. Poultry prices: hens lower 19, brooders 31 and 25, roosters 12. Eyes unchanged firsts 24.5, selected 30.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas City
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Cash Grain
Hay Market
Hay
Timothy
Prairie
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Persuades Sufferer
A testimonial states after years of stomach pain the speaker found relief with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. The user describes severe bloating and colic easing greatly, urging others to try the simple preparation that removed the cause of distress.
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Mayr
Corner Drug Store Pitches Universal Cure All
An advertisement touts a mysterious product claiming to cure inflammation of the stomach liver and intestines including appendicitis with a single dose. It features a bold sale pitch and claims universal remedies with money back guarantees.
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Spek
Life Insurance Men of
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Davis
C. N. Stallard
Bakersfield
Cal
Associated’ Press
Charles Handy
Ann Ele
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Marie Corelli
Queen Elizabeth
Hannah More
Jane Austen
Maria Edgeworth
Emily Bronte
Wall Streeet
New York
Horlick
Skofstads
Vie Cetarek
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
City
Reasonable Commission
Carter Tire & Battery Co
Cali 1300
Frida
Superior Union
Mansco Union
Men’s Sox
Mallory
Jacob’s
Fletcher
Goodyear
Silvertown
Corda
Pathfinder Cords
Lawrence
Mee
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