Market Report From Kansas City and Chicago
Market steady in Kansas City with cattle and hogs under pressure. Prices for steers calves and hogs noted with quotes. butter and eggs unchanged. cash wheat ranges shown with futures nearby. Chicago receipts and prices also listed for wheat corn oats and hogs along with a humor cartoon note from the Wisdom brothers and a joke about bald men and beards.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Reeves
Homemakers' program prepares for community improvement meeting
Members of the Eudora Homemaker's Club will meet Friday afternoon at the English M E Church to discuss community improvement topics. The program includes Poll Call, talks on public improvement, home and yard care, school yard plans, and the value of social gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora Club
Eudora
M.’E
Frances L. Brown
Edward Johnson
The
Agricultural College
Aoe
J. D. Harris
M.S. Pollins
C.F Sheldon
Ed Vanter
Clark Terrell
Mable Butta
C. F. Richards
Therefore Be Patient Obedience to Resolve Battles Obstacles
A brief epigraph style note stresses patience as a virtue, quoting Seneca. It contrasts resolve with obstinacy and warns that spending money before earning it undermines financial success. The item reads as an inspirational adage rather than a news event.
YMCA Beats KU Team for First Place at Woodland Park 5 to 2
YMCA defeated KU in a close game at Woodland Park to seize first place as Green homered late but KU lacked a full regular lineup. Uhrlaub pitched well for YMCA while Wedell struggled for KU, and the game featured timely hitting and no costly errors.
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Y M. C
Woodland Park
K. U
Y. M
Park
Uhrlaub
U. L
VMG
WY. M. GC
J. Uhrlaub Wid Boltz
Wedell
Marquisa Us
Haskell
Knights
Baskell
Kell
Shawnego
Fitzgerald Enrolls at Montana. K U Loses QB
Linus Fitzgerald plans to enroll at the University of Montana this fall after working on an engineering project in Montana. He impressed as a quarterback last season, serving as a key backup and occasional passer, with speed as a major asset and leadership roles on campus.
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Linus Fitzgerald
University of Montana
Pitegerale
Montana
Univer
Olcott
Wood
Splay Caush Olcott
Social notes and local events from Stull area
Local residents and visitors are listed with where they spent Thursday and Friday, including Sophie Zeeb, Mrs. A C Walter, Frank Fitzpatrick and family, Margaret Lavin and Kate Bidinger. Distances, car troubles near Stull, threshing underway, and visits to Busch Bidinger Murphy and Gress homes are noted along with church activities, a picnic in Vinland, and upcoming dances and teas.
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Sophie Zeeb
S. Busch
A.C. Walter
Frank Fitzpatrick
Margaret Lavin
Kate Bidinger
Ordnay Miles
Denver
George Anderson, Sr
Lapeer
Frank Bidinger
George
Dave Murphy
Stull Telephone Company
Stull
Charlie Roller
Jane
Ethel Waters
George Anderson
Will Murphy
Dave
Bidinger
John Gress
O. A. Bidinger
Johanna Lavin
Margaret
Miller
Sopeka
Will
Murphy and Sons
Bidinger Home
A. C. Walter
Busch Home
Harry Rake
Lawrence
Henry Walfikuhle
Sam Willie
Paul
Harry
Nora Person
Frank Skochlar
Busch
Kansas City
Ted
Rake
John Rake
Alva
Itn
Len Lee
Myr
Jim Brass
Sanday
Hoffsommer’s
Harry Stull
Palmer
Margaret Messer
Lawrence J
Lenlee
Lillie Boehringer
Deter Ruby
George Houk, Jr
Dick Criss
Fred Deskin
Rainier
Spring Hill
iReoy Deskin
Martha Deskin
Frank
Lawre Une Nee
Church of Christ At
Stall
Vinland
Will Manshart
He, Ihisis
Manshart
Oscar Roller
Adam Hoffsommer
Marjoria
Florence Martin
Roy Deskin
Dante Naige
Kanna Hall
Lester “Rake
Chris
Will Ice
Het Wo
Little Rollie Kraft
Ruby Bob
Charlie Herschel
Childer
Charlie Eberhart
Jumt
Road Building Machine Improves Worn Roads Promising Maintenance
A new road making machine near Philadelphia performs multiple tasks in one pass. It weighs about 13,000 pounds and is drawn by a traction engine. Side blades plane and center the surface while a scarifier cuts off loose material, followed by rolling to finish. The device can prepare roads 80 feet wide and keep surfaces in good shape through summer with minimal passes.
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Philadelphia
Popular Science Monthly
Roller Made Of Old Boiler
A novel road roller is fashioned from an old style boiler with no firebox. A hole drilled through the center allows a shaft to pass, ends used to haul via a frame and tongue for a horse team. The boiler’s heft could pack loose soil into a solid road, as described in Popular Mechanics.
Profits in Road Dragging and Better Roads
A reader argues that good roads reduce transport costs by shortening travel time and easing market access. Better roads lower capital drain from horse teams, cut wasted time, and enhance daily life, increasing overall productivity and happiness.
Liquid manure value study hints at dairy fertility gains
A 1000 pound dairy cow yields about 12 tons of manure annually valued by fertility content at roughly $80. Liquid portion, making up about 60 percent of the total, represents the major share of value, while residue loss is noted. The text also mentions personal names tied to Kansas City and a returning relative.
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State of Kansas
Douglas County
Ss. I
Paul A. Dinsmoor
I. C. A. Patton
C. A. Fulton
M. Manter
CG. W. Barker
Walter G Thiele
Dick Bros
Homemakers’ Program
C. W. Smith
Ford
New York
San Francisco
Birmingham Age-Herald
Pennsylvania
Cornwé IL
Lebanon County
Bolivia
Seneca
K.U
Green’s. Homie
R.A EE
Teeter
Jack Haskell
K&l
Quetone
Son
Fitzgerald
Standard Ice Cream Co
McNish
Vdhones
Douglas County Building & Loan Association
Mass
St., Lawrence, Kans
Yarnold
Wiedemann’s
Baltimore
Iran
Lon
Miss Il
Francois
Margaret Fiteh
Morrow
Robert E. House
A. A. Green
Massachusetts Street
Papa
Nobod
Orelup
Uick Bldg
Eldridge Cleaning
Wilson
Sid Alu
Bell
Cushing Oil Fields
Oklahoma
Mn Wolverton
Fairfax Hotel
Ted—A. Good
H. Care Journal-World
Peerless Garage
Allen Curtis
Massachusetts
Trasarye Sansskn
Guaranty Law
Leavenworth
Burlingame
Arkansas
W. 7Th St
Griffin Coal Company
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