Federal bureau reports price declines in live cattle and beef
Reports show that prices for good and choice beef cattle on foot in Chicago fell about 4.90 per cwt since March 1, with wholesale dressed beef down 15 to 30 percent. Hides rose from 27 to 42 cents per pound, offsetting some costs. Retail beef prices largely held steady, with small regional declines and some dealers substituting grades to offer lower prices.
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Washington
D. C
Bureau of Markets
Chicago
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Property Transfers In North Lawrence And West Lawrence
JON Kravbill and wife transfer to James R Combest and wife Lots 1 14 13 in block 170 Matilda Vitt to Jennie Starkweath for 2800 dollars N 1 of lots 56 BS 60 in block West Lawrence J W Miller and wife to A J Mortenson for 1 dollar plus other valuable considerations Lot 14 in Learnard subdivision part of block 5 North Lawrence Phoenia Hilte Bertha Drake for 2100 dollars Lots 140 160 161 162 168 161 in Addition 3 North Lawrence Clara V Love and husband to Bryan Love for 1 dollar Lot 4 Ind St block 17 less a fraction of said Tot 4.
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J. ON. Kravbill
James R. Combest
Matilda Vitt
Jennie Starkweath
Bloc West Lawrence
J. W. Miller
A. J. Mortenson
Learnard
Sorth Lawrence
Phoenia Hil
Bertha
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Sudden Liver Relief
A damaged, scattered newspaper fragment describes a man blaming indigestion and bloating on illness treated by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. It references surgery avoidance, a sales ad for the remedy, and mentions local drugstores and a Nazarene Camp meeting with lectures by John F. Roberts and a young speaker.
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Mayr
Remy Tarrhah
Nazarene
John F. Roberts
Gelist
John P. Roberts
Market notes from July on cattle and grain prices
The report lists heavy beef steer and heifer prices, stockers, and bids for Saskatoon markets. It includes quotations for corn, white and rye varieties, with prices around 1.40 to 2.20 per unit and mentions futures for July and September. The text is fragmented but shows steady tones and price points.
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Neelum
Dan Aee
Howsyds Buttermills Creant Night Scene Note
Fragmentary OCR passage mentions Rottrit Corner Drug Store and vague night scene observations. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons beyond scattered place names. Summary reflects the uncertain, damaged text without inventing details.
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Rottrit Corner
You Cant Cure Rheumatism With Liniments and Lotions
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier for rheumatism claiming it cleanses the blood and removes the disease from the body. The notice urges readers to obtain a bottle from a drug store and includes an address for medical advice at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta Georgia.
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Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Mrs Gardner and Miss Farle Travel After Death Notice
Mrs Theodore Gardner went to Topeka this morning and Miss Anna Farle followed for a death notice related to her aunt Mrs Carrie Parsons. The two travelers represent local residents keeping mournful ties with the Parsons family in Topeka.
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Stella Wilson
Eudora
Theodore Gardner
Topeka
Anna Farle
Carrie Parsons
Freckles Vanish With Othine Double Strength
Purported cosmetic ad claims freckle removal with Othine double strength. Promises rapid fading, early results, and a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Encourages asking druggist for double strength for best effect.
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Federal Bureau
Henry Durst
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Dr . C. R. Albright
Mass
Binaye Bears
Margaret Hodder
Kansas City
McCall Drug Store
Jack Schroll
Donald Gawne
Illinois
Matthews
Eugene Bales
Mrs. En. van Sell
Ast
Belgium
Eveready
Peerless Garage
Baldwin Battery
Baldwin, Kansas
Liver
Hollisters
Rocky Mountain
City Drug Store
Ayrents
Kellog
McCulloch’s
E. Matthews
Lumber & Coat: CO
Lillian Oakley
Dana Williams
Parker
Kkans
Henry A
Lithrine
Chickena Weaneh
Seth
Gale
Kawaiian Soo
Thea Nick-Brown Inv. Co
al Rank Bldg
Loraine Nelson
Lecompton
Rhone
ST. Clair
C. E. Matthews Lumber & Coal CO
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