Markets Hit Kansas City as Cattle and Hogs Ease
Kansas City market report shows cattle receipts 5590 with steady to 15 lower prices. Prime fed steers $9.75 to $10.50, dressed beef $7.50 to $9.75, cows and heifers $4.50 to $9.50. hogs 6000 with heavy at $9.75 to $9.85 and lights $9.45 to $9.70. Cash wheat notes gains. No 2 hard $1.08 to $1.14. No 2 red $1.12 to $1.21. Chicago mentions weak cattle market, uncertain hogs, and grain prices. funeral notices and local society items insert.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hay
Choice Timothy
Choice Prairie
Chicago
Silab
Linwood Gains Momentum With Kaw Valley Rail Line
Linwood thrives after Kaw Valley railway opens linking to Lawrence. Town plans expansion with cement sidewalks and street crossings, new sewers, electric lights, and side tracks. Local government stable with long serving mayor and council. Key institutions include schools, churches, banks, a lumber yard, mercantile store, hotel, and thriving medical and retail services. The Journal World reports Linwood as a live, growing, moral town with active community life.
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Kaw Valley Railway
Linwood
Lawrence
Kansas
Union Pacific Railway
Kaw
Chicago
Union Pacific
Douglas County
C. C. Spen‘ver
Theodore Meinke
J. W. Warren
Lloyd Rhodes
Win Cline
C. X. Harbaugh
Flom
Adams
Sam Kapp
Sherman Township
J. H. Tennington
Garrett B. Hicks
D.C. Serviss
Linwood Lumber Company
Linwood State Bank
Bowers
H. B. Braw
F. W. Martin
F. Lewis
Iis
Vanney
Kaw Valley
C.C. Spencer
Journal-World
Social News From Tonganoxie and Surroundings
A long list of residents and visitors in Tonganoxie include Anna and Emmett Taylor of Pony Creek with friends in town, Mrs. Julia Blythe of Leavenworth visiting Robert Hill family, and many others traveling to Kansas City Lawrence and Osawatomie. Obituaries note the death of Iris Blank near town. Tris Ann Blank, born 1885 in Nebraska, died after a long illness. funeral held at home with Rev. Morgan. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Survivors include mother Mrs. Pound and sister Mrs. Pearl Bear. Families from Pawhuska Oklahoma and Lawrences guests. Short trips to Kansas City, Lawrence, Ozark mountains and local farms noted.
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Clarence Smith
Independence Avenue
Kansas City
Maple Grove
Anna Taylor
Emmett Taylor
Pony Creek
Julia Blythe
Leavenworth
Robert Hill
Robert Needham
Herbert
Manhattan
W. H. Seute
Reno
Thomas J. Lloyd
Dunlap
Kansas
Charles Peterson
Petersen
McCaffrey
Lawrence
Viola
Osawattomié
Jessie Creed
Harry Still
Stella Still
Carlos Evans
Sabetha
Carl Barnhart
Neely
Thomas H.chandler
Bean Lake
Margaret Lori
Rev. Twomey
Hoge
Marie Newsome
Lillian Rickertson
Mary Loomis
Kate B. Angell
Ellis T. Johnston
Margaret Kennedy
Geo. Torrey
Mabel McNaughton
Iris Blank
Tris Annn Andrus
Nebraska
Pittsburg
C. F. Blank
Tonganoxie
Morgan of
Maple Grove Cemetery
Blank
Pound
Pearl Bear
Plainville
Lawrence Peairs
Miles
Maudlin
Berneice
J. D
Frances
Pawhuska
Okla
Joseph Dessery
Maude
Blanche Dessery
Mae Reardon
Miss Reardon
Ozark Mountains
G. Allen
Firman Schenck
Omaha
Naomi Schenck
John C. Laming
Herman, Cain
Sara Mac
William C. Allen
Chares
Settlement plan eyed for US Mexico talks in joint commission
Washington July 20 final approval by President Wilson and General Carranza is said needed for a joint commission to settle the US Mexico difference. Negotiations between Acting Secretary Polk and Mexican ambassador designate Eliseo Arredondo focus on powers to be conferred. The piece notes the progress toward a negotiated settlement.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Mexico
Wilson
Carranza
Polk
Eliseo Arredondo
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