Markets by Wire Wheat and corn reach varied prices
Kansas City and Chicago markets report wheat receipts and prices for July and September contracts. Wheat ranges from 97 3 4 to 1.03 per bushel with cash No 2 hard at 1.03 and No 2 red around 1.12. Corn and oats show mixed futures and cash values, with hogs and cattle receipts and price ranges noted. Continuous prices reflect July and Sept deliveries across two exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Daly
Alyge
Theater lights scare shoppers prompt safety note
A letter warns that when electric lights briefly failed nickel theaters plunged into darkness. It urges owners to install gas jets and enforce safety to prevent panics if a fire or scream occurs. The piece also advertises paper envelopes, wallpaper, picture framing, ice cream flavors, and Orchard Grove lots with easy terms.
Ada Overton Walker Dance At Mineriesa Highlighted
Ada Overton Walker and the Abyssinian Girls performed a spirited dance at the Mineriesa last week. The banner act, praised for animation and rhythm, ran about twelve minutes with strong singing and a lively company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Overton Walker
Mineriesa
Amy Rae
Miss Walker
New York
Numerous Kansas City and regional visitors in town today
The list records many residents and guests traveling to or from Kansas City and nearby towns. Names include F. A. Haglund, Mrs. Arthur Hart, Raymond Smith, Prof. Fred Raymond, Mrs. J. R. Greenlee, Miss Adella Weyermuller, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wilder, and others visiting from Perry, Baldwin, Topeka, Seattle, and Mexico City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Ketels
Hoxie
Rebecca Peer
Baldwin
I. B. Bullene
Colorado
Roxy Roberts
Topeka
Marry Sparks
Ottawa
Enita Barnuhart
Brook
Edgar Ord Ha
Iva
Raymond Smith
Gong
Eskridge
Kansas
W. A. Ping
Kansas City
Herbert Clarke
Chanute
T. C. Melcury
Spencer
Indiay
Ams
Bawrene
Fred Rayimond
Seattle
H.W. Trayne
Wolcott
E. A. Wilder
Lxevision Springs
Nabbet - Charles
Ming Spear
Rankin
Agnus Tens
J.R. Greenlee
Wash
Peter Emery
Marguerite
Psp. Shephard
W. W. McClean
Mexico City
E. J. Caldwell
Nana Eberle
City
S. d. Laws
Salt Lake City
Fir
Floretta
Lauisa Hill
Salina
C. Chaler
Mink Shaler
Vinland Notes and Local Happenings
Wednesday visitors include Mrs Wood and children in town along with Mr Clark from Baldwin. Mrs Kennedy referenced as niece of Miss Bell. Herb Rumsey family returned Thursday. Mrs Place hosts two visiting sisters. A mad dog scare ended with the dog killed after biting a pig and two other dogs. A light rain fell, and Sun Tr will aid early corn. Farmers stay busy planning for the upcoming fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Perry
Ie Wood
Clark
Baldwin
Kennedy
Miss Bell
Herb
Gustafson and Wolf's Book Store Notices
Gustafson 11 mentions patch work and repairs. Wolf's Book Store lists magazine stock and subscriptions. Palmer plasterer contractor offers prompt patch work at 821 New Hampshire St, phone 649.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf’s Book Store
Mass
W. A. Palmer
New Hampshire
Toms
Diamond Dick visits Lawrence in old time patent medicine style
The article describes George B. McClelland known as Diamond Dick visiting Lawrence. He is pictured with long hair a large sombrero and diamond rings, attended by a colored valet. Once famed for wagon parades with white horses and his Pain Killer medicine, he says his show waned but will return to thrill Lawrence with eloquence and tricks, leaving locals believing he will be richer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
George B. McClelland
United States
Diamond Dick
Piamond Dick
Ridley Dies After Thirty-Six Years in Neighborhood
Pedert Ridley aged about, died last night at his home five miles west of town on the California road after a long illness. He leaves a widow, Sarat fidley, a daughter Bathor, and sons William and Albert. The funeral is set for tomorrow morning at the Burst Baptist church with burial in Oak Hall cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedert Ridley
California Road
Ridley
Nesides
Fidley
Bathor
Wiliam
Albert
Rayn
Mike Place
Oak Hall Cemetery
The Trina Stack Co Debuts Amid Curtain Shock
Amusements page notes opening performance of The Trina Stack Co in Lawrence Tor where a unexpected shower forced audience dispersal. The company, sizable with five vaudeville acts plus regular troupe, faced typical delays before the main acts. scheduled act The Airdane? appears tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenc Tor
Trina Stack Co
Airdane
At the Merchants Tone Seare Barteldes 1815
A fragmentary note mentions Seare Barteldes and a sequence of names and numbers. It references a group described as dwarfism and a term sivveltes with unclear meaning. The garbled text lacks clear events, dates, or places to establish a concrete news item.
Bound Burns Over in District Court Bond Set at 600
Report notes bond set at 600 for Bound Burns involved in an assault case with mention of ward and the district court. The fragment references a training scene and a local shop advertisement including framing and fabrics at nearby store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anige Clark
Dave
Burns
Ward
District Court
Fos
Root Willian Mall
Turned Turtle Near Perry In Five‑Person Car Crash
A Topeka party of five including W Anderson and family escaped injury when their car turned turtle about a mile east of Perry after skidding on a wet road. All passengers were thrown clear. one was pinned under a wheel but rescued with minor scratches. A search for a missing boy and reports on local crops and weather follow in this rural bulletin.
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W. Anderson
Topeka
Perry
Mr. Anderson
K. Bostrom
M. Anderson
Kansas City
Restrom
Amicker
Eyton Wills Felts
Aglerson
Pracroa
Anderson
Deing Some Good Work By Tanerenen Artist
The article highlights Ele Tut, a young Colemak artist, who has produced notable portraits and scenes. It notes his dedication to craft, cites praise for his best work, and mentions his broader artistic range and sincerity in method.
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Tanerenen
Local notices and financial statements amid Kansas county records
Fragmented OCR yields local notices about hospital care, vacation plans, stock subscriptions from Hornaday and Martin, and county school funds in Douglas County Kansas. It includes names, dates, and financial figures tied to public notices and tax-like records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hornaday
Martin
U. S. Rapid Mail, Service Co
Bell Phone 266
Sawrence
Kansas
Douglas L
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New Hampshire Street
Metcalf
Alement
Hosford Investment Co
Airdome
Irma Stock Company
Wikoff and Watkin
Chicago
University of Kansas
Atin
St.10
Cade
Boyles
Wolf's
Wiedemann’s
Orchard Grove
Army
Navy
Congress
Disciples of Christ
Churel Ual United Brethren
Ted
Gurney
Russia
Germany
L. J. Elder
Ed. Haworth
Pleasant Grove
Ais
Minnie Elder
Pleasant
Wolf's Book Store
M. Butcher
Touhavwa
T Inlay
Chiesere
Ated
Allen
Mis
Uunrer
Col
Elizabeth
Lalugen
Dedingstom
Teter
Clarke
Nerntaku
Ales
Aml Mrad
McFarkind
William
Mes
Sierah Cuenta Reneville
Texas
J.P
Lee Consantsi
Capron
Okla
Smothers
Boyn
Tnt
Vinland
Gustafson
Robert
Seare Barteldes
Seare
Joe Mick ‘Booweley
Kk Cach
Creed
Parkiely Towels
Cites
Honda
Viet
Absarhis
AD. Weever
Veentiss
Hoadley
Childrens
Innes, Bullene & Hackman
Turtle
Kansaghavens
Amd
Yale
Emma
Ib Bidinger
Kanwaka
Otte
Jacob Bidinger
Didinger
Trunburg
Danity
Mary Apitz
Mary Apitesas Mikes
Mawhuey Taylor
Sweeney
Luis
Boodin
Boston
Chemgkis
Kartous
Sivkius
Bileare
Lateran
Ef Peeldhwin
Hyowt
Burk Improv
Preven
Witkarusa Venontilpe
Grant Setot
Alsic
Gund
Enid Setol Bund
Hundahold
Setivol Intaest
Sebol
Muderu
Liewrenve
Sathonal Bank
M. Sattomat Bank
Quality Ind Vlestzn
Roberts's
Pirie
Roberts
Robertson Furniture Co
Ablest
Dick — Bros
Dick Brothers Druggiste
Auro'a. Theatr
Zio Payne
Maynee
Oas
Pacier
Watt
Auirdes
Ision
Select Hair Dressing
D. C. Handley
Select Hair Shop
Selectric
Hell Phone
ZOOM
Jackson Bldg
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