Market and livestock report from Kansas City and Chicago
Wheat and corn prices moved through a volatile session with gains and losses as traders weighed heat in the northwest and government wheat reports. Cattle and hog markets showed mixed activity with steady to higher flesh, light supplies, and attention to finishing weights amid southern and midwest delivery patterns. Local notices note weddings, visits, and a birth in Vinland and nearby towns.
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Liverpool
Fair Feather
Chicago
Earl
Kansas City
Texas
Midland Social Notes Include Kansas City Visit and Local Calls
Mr and Mrs Joe Pryor visited in Kansas City for the Fourth. Mrs George Lind of San Diego Calif has been visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ned Shaw and others for a month then left for home last Wednesday. Nina Blaylock of De Soto spent from Thursday to Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lucius Blaylock. Those who called at the Weibel home Sunday evening included Mr and Mrs Charles Spray and daughter Mary Lou Mr and Mrs Leslie Erwin Mrs Emma Allen and John Weibel. Mr and Mrs Russell Shaw were callers Sunday afternoon and evening. Mr and Mrs Galen Ware visited at W W Wares Sunday evening. Those who enjoyed a picnic supper.
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Joe Pryor
Kansas City
George Lind
San Diego
Calif
Ned Shaw
Nina’ Blaylock
de Soto
Lucius Blaylock
Weibel
Charles Spray
Mary Lou
Leslie Erwin
Emma ‘Allen
John Weibel
Russell Shaw
Fred” Lewis
Galen, Ware
W. W
Ware
Pati
4Th Avere
Bill Adams
Ae ' Blaylock
Laurance
Elizabeth Maddux
Emma Allen
Slough Creek
Fred Heck
Red .Heck
James
Heuk
Jeantte
Edwin Schowengerdt
Emil
Heck
Otto~Sitz
Marian
Alfred Heck
Elmer Weibel
Virgil Hird
Howard Egwin
Jeanette
Frank
Toms
Margaret
Pirotte
Margaret Kaufmann
Chester Spray
Perry
Riverside District
Irene Ruth
J. H. Eibert
C. A Coriea
Howard i Longanevker
John Bunn
Dau
Community Families Celebrate Fourth Of July
A long list of local families hosted gatherings and visits on the Fourth. Mr and Mrs Bill Adams and numerous neighbors from De Soto and Kansas City attended picnics, calls, and a fishing trip on Slough Creek. A baby named Irene Ruth was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robertson in Riverside district.
Local social notes list visitors and gatherings in Lawrence area
A long string of names and houses records visits and social gatherings. Elizabeth G hter and families visited Hunsinger and Sterling homes last Thursday. Mr and Mrs Solon Markley and daughter Mary Katherine were noted. Mrs J H Eibest and daughter called at Hunsinger home. Seagraves, Lee Fults, Antone, Charles, Eugene Lutz, Oscar, Leona Catherman, Alfred and Harold Siamons were mentioned with Lawrence, Inds Heffner. A table laden with food and cafeteria style service was described. Ice cream was served in the afternoon and attendees reported a good time. Additional notes include Ottaw a shopping trips, visits by Carl Stark and family, Mrs Mary DeWatgillie of Lawrence, Millard Anderson to Lawrence and Topeka, Dave Heffner visits, and callers at Baldwin. Elmer Wintermantle, Miss Maggie Heim, and Mrs Wintermantle shopped in Lawrence. Francis and Ruth Breithaupt visiting their aunt Mrs Ella Heinen. Alta Heffner visiting Thelma Schwartz. Miss Gertrude Schoott motor trip to Baldwin.
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Ghter
Elizabeth
Alda 'Knatz
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
J.H. Eibest
O.H. Cohea
Hunsinger
Sterling
Antone
Shi
Charles
vAlta
Ottawa
Carl Stark
Hisas ‘City
Mary DeWatgillie
Lawrence
Ohnnie
Lyon
Millard ‘Anderson
Arid
Topeka
Jose Heffner
Dave Heffner
Widensaul
Charlotte
Inas
Heffner
Ba Baldwin
Ella Heinen
Will Rappard
Olin Heffner
Johnnie Lyons
Elmer Wintermantle
Gertrude Schoott
Baldwin
Elmer
Lutz
Edna
Miss Annie Curtis and Phili pina Siamons shoppers in Lawrence
Miss Annie Curtis and Phili pina Siamons were Lawrence shoppers Tuesday Mr and Mrs Ted Elm and son Henry motored to Lawrence on Tuesday Peele Andrew Elm was the first to thresh in this neighborhood Mart Stewarts and children of Overbrook were supper guests at the Elmer home Sunday evening Mr and Mrs Earl Wineinger and J Maxine Elliott spent Saturday and Sunday visiting friends in Richmond Mr and Mrs H G Cheney of Emporia Mr and Mrs Charles Michael and Katherine Michael Mr and Mrs Robert Ingle of Michigan Valley called at the Guy Deskins home Saturday and Sunday Dorothea Schwartz called on Alta Heffner Wednesday afternoon Friends and relatives of Mrs Siamons and Miss Katie Siamons surprised them Sunday July 5th Those present were Mr and Mrs G Oehrle and Viola Mr and Mrs Wendell Siamons and now Lloyd Mr and Mrs Earl Forth Mr and Mrs Roy Doddard Chester and Adell Ed Harthaffer Francis and Gladys Will Siamons Mr and Mrs Arthur Hanes Mr and Mrs John Siamons Amelidj and Oscar
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Annie Curtis
Philipina Siamons
Lawrence
Ted Elm
Henry
Andrew Elm
Mart Stewarts
Overbrook
Elmer
Earl Wineinger
Maxine Elliott
Richmond
Emporia
Charles Michael
Katherine Michael
Robert Ingle
Michigan Valley
Guy Desi Kins
Dorothea Schwartz
Alta Heffner
Siamons
Katie
G. Oehrle
Viola
Wendell Siamons
Lloyd
Earl Forth
Roy Doddard
Chester
Adell
Harthaffer
Francis
Gladys
Will Siamons
Arthur Hanes
John Siamons
Amelidj
Oscar
Social notes of local residents and visits
Five helped Mrs Lutz with tasks on Tuesday and Annie Schutz promoted the Journal World on Monday. Mrs Grover Ulrich and Mrs Guy Deskins hosted visits. Edna, Helen Schwartz aided Elmer Lutz. Earl Wineinger and Bill Deskins drove to Kansas City midweek. Mrs Charlie Kirchner helped with threshers Thursday. Mrs Walter Harbour returned home.
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Oscar,'Heinen
Baldwin
Henry Schwartz
Edna
Local residents visit Ottawa and church meeting notes
Home from Ottawa Tuesday a resident helped care for her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Moore, Pete Vogler and Mary Steplenex were Baldwin callers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bible and children, Mrs. Will Pippett attended the Evangelical church meeting Tuesday. Helen Schwartz is helping Mrs. ay evening in Law.
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Ottawa
Sidney
Moore
Pete Vogler
Mary
Steplenex
Baldwin
Heniy Bible
Will Pippett
Evangelical Church
Tues
Rence
Helen Schwartz
City Clerk Attestation Note by Frank M Hall
A fragmented OCR line shows Frank M Hall attesting, with LY Lawrence and city clerk as context. The readable fragment implies an official attestation or certification tied to city clerk duties. Further specifics are unreadable due to missing surrounding text.
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Frank
M. Hall
LY Lawrence
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Howard Brass
Whighway
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