Wheat and livestock markets slip on weather signals
Wheat prices eased as cooler, clearer weather favored harvest prospects along the Canadian border. Trade noted slower buying power and a lack of liquidity to absorb offerings, with futures for September and December inching lower. In Chicago and Kansas City livestock, hogs and cattle showed modest gains and steady to higher prices amid firm demand, with select fat livestock and lambs trading at varied levels.
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Alterations Planned for Ober's Store Interior
Extensive changes planned for Ober's store include moving the suit department to the northwest and adding new cabinets mirrors and dressing rooms. The hat department will gain space and an additional east area will be opened with two north store entrances. The overall and work shirt departments shift to the second floor while the shoe and boys departments receive reconfigurations.
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F.A.A. Band to Play at South Park Concert
An evening program by the F.A.A. band at South Park Tomorrow features Wagner intermezzos and Sousa marches, including The Isle of Palms and The Death of Custer. The display also notes store interior renovations and $1,700 spent on jew fixtures.
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West Side Massachusetts Street Resurfacing Planned
Workmen start resurfacing the west side of Massachusetts street in the 600 block tomorrow morning and move south, after asphalt runs out in the 760 block today. Crews will then begin on the east side in the 1000 block, with keyways laid on the east side. The Eldridge hotel area and Seventh and Massachusetts intersection stay untouched until the east side is finished from Eleventh to Seventh. A stray proverb appears at end.
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Automatic Lantern to Aid KU Lectures and Fairs
The University of Kansas purchases an automatic slide projection lantern. It will display a sequence of slides in classrooms fairs and teachers meetings with no operator required. The lantern can hold multiple slides and advance them at fixed intervals to showcase university activities.
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If You Feel Old and Worn Out Read What Mr J C Stover Says
Atlanta Tex resident J C Stover suffered thirty years of kidney and bladder trouble and spent over 1000 on medicines and doctors. He was weakened at a sanitarium and could not undergo surgery. After using Hobo Kidney and Bladder Remedy he improved, passed about forty stones, and became well. The ad urges others with kidney or bladder pains to try the remedy with a six bottle guarantee.
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University visits and museum open Sunday plan
Visitors may roam the university at all times though most come Sunday. The Dyche Museum will be the sole interior site open for inspection that day as plans grow for a series of campus tours each Sunday to showcase class work and building interiors. This aims to increase public familiarity with the school.
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Poultry Demonstrations Slated Across County in August
Demonstrations on poultry calling will be held in county areas during the first week of August under H C Colglazier county farm bureau agent. He urges growers to cull unprofitable hens this August to make room for young pullets. A culling schedule will be announced later. Washington reports indicate Secretary Jaydine is taking a rest.
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Unclear Return Plans Lead to Wisconsin Rest
The subject has postponed plans for an immediate return to Washington and has instead traveled to Wisconsin for rest, indicating a delay in anticipated actions and a shift to private recuperation.
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Whip Man at Post in Frederick Md
Robert Shrover convicted of wife beating was whipped at the post by Sheriff Ingomar W. Albaugh in the county jail. Ten lashes with a black snake whip were administered under a sentence passed last week, with a physician and three witnesses present. It was the first white man whipped in the state in several years.
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