Ice rates across Kansas cities detailed in Stutz report
A Kansas report by John G. Stutz lists retail and wholesale ice prices for forty nine cities including Concordia, Herington, Hutchinson, Clay Center, and Galena. It notes Concordia and Herington pay one dollar per hundred pounds retail and wholesale cuts to 75 and 85 cents respectively, with overall average prices around 60 to 68 cents and shortages in August to September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Concordia
Herington
John G. Stutz
League of Kansas
Ashyi Hutchinson
Clay Center
Galena
Stutz
Fredonia
Great Bend
Hesok
Statz
Fey
Coffeyville
Ft. Scott
Kansas City
Salina
Parsons
Scents
Topeka
Wichita
Hutchinson
Abilené
Fonts
Augusta
Baxter Springs
Beloit
Caney
Chanute
Cherryvale
Columbus
el Dorado
Emporia
Frontenac
Dodge, City
Liberal
Mcpherson
Moville
Newton
Tawa
Winfield
Sunday Dinners and Local News Fill Douglas County
The community around Lecompton reports Sunday dinners with the Schroyer and Banks families, visits by Charles Winter and Ship Winter to Lawrence, and a Ford coupe delivery from Lawrence. A pie supper in Lecompton aims to fund baseball uniforms, and the Douglas county Sunday school picnic heads to Brown's Grove with Daniel Kurtz as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy“ McClanatian
Robert Schroyer
John Banks
Lorena
Herman Banks
George Banks
Ship Winter
Lawrence
Amhie
Mitchell
Schroyer
Shipman Carter
Elwin
Arnold “Ransdell
Eliz Taylor
Geo. Banks
Charles Winter
Shipman
Carter
Wm. Schott
Lecompton
Christeen Schroyer
Charlie Shaw
Shaw
Elizabeth Shaw
Topeka
George
Northup
Jerry
Lyons
Frank Miller
Marshall Gorrill
Ray Morriss
Daugh
Lelia
Eli Tayr
Douglas County
Brown’s Grove
Daniel Kurtz
McPherson College
Kanwaka
Big Springs
Glenn
Stull
Northwest
Kanwaka U.B
Brown
Grove
Fldyd Atkinson
Ievi- Taylor
Transamvier
Josephine Seetin
Chas. Hoyt
Martha. Transmeier
Don Westheffer
Eudora
Laura Winter
George Prim
Freeport
Kansas
Milton Winter
Herb Gress
Medicine Lodge
Gress
Ed Seetin
Transmeier
Local Neighbors Share News At Wheat Threshing Week
Miss Peartie Harding greeted home from Topeka Tuesday morning. Chester Gaines visited Mr. Scott as Hazel and Georgie Rakes joined on Wednesday. Tea, chocolate, and jest were served. Pearlie Harding Amelia Simon and Jennie Montfoort attended. Elmer Thurber reported the best wheat average per acre, about 22 1 2 bushels after a good Sunday shower. Several visits to nearby farms noted, including Deister, Patton, Shermer, Hiles, and Heyl families. A picnic at Overbrack and the Talley reunion at Clyde Talley’s drew many neighbors, with rain ending the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peartie Harding
Topeki
Chester Gaines
Mr. Scott
Harding
T 'the. Ig. Si ‘S
Hazel
Georgie Rakes
Pearlie “Harding
Amelia
Simon
Jennie
Montfoort
Lettie
Talley
Elmer Thurber
B. Thurber
Albert Deister
Baby
Jake’ Montfoart
Don Patton
Richard
Topeka
Roy Thurber
Pearlie Harding
Mort Benson
Philip Heys
Rome
Kansas City
Gladys Shermer
Maude Hiles
van Nice
Richland
Q. E. Thurber
Overbrack
George Heyl
Richland Caller
Local Richland Notes With Social Calls
Fragments from Richland report Mrs Hatcher and Belle Cole visiting helpers Roy Thatcher and a threshing party. Lawrence callers included Mr and Mrs George Ballivka. Lillian Gaines from Kansas City stayed with Mrs Luella Gaines. Thaddie Betefish and daughter visited. Will Heys family had Sunday dinner with Oval Hatcher. Thirty seven relatives gathered Sunday for Sam Rikes birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatcher
George “Ballivka
Lawrence
North Lawrence Notes and Local Anecdotes
North Lawrence News records William Beebe and Evelyn Er win shortly wed at the Chester Galle home on Locust Street with friends delivering a pleasant surprise party featuring songs and treats. Mrs. Cox mourns a cow lost in a straw stack after calls for help failed to locate it. Mr. and Mrs. Willis travel through Independence visiting towns while Ruth Ewing plans a Kansas City vacation then Augusta to see a brother. T U chapter hosts a meeting at Mrs. Hughey’s with twenty six women, led by Miss Sibbitt, delivering an engaging talk. Mrs. Husted notes visitors Rev. Mortis, Mr. Shooley, and Mr. Husted’s family. Husted remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beebe
Evelyn Erwin
Chester Galle
O. L. Coax
Kaw Valley
Cox
T. A. Willis
Independence
Ruth Ewing
Donald
Kansas City
Augusta
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Descanties
William G.pieratt
Kenneth H. Constant
Atty Law
Harold G. Constant
Hugh Blair
C. H Constant
Louis
H. Menger
Edith” A.cleeveland
Feale
Uni
Simpson’s Central Aev
N. Law
Eligha . Williams
Lillie Hayden
St. Law
Edward S. Lemon
Nora Lemon O'Bryan
Ohio
Charley W. Baker
Waldemar Geltch
Louisisina
Kansas Education
Ml.e. Church
Thomas
C. Hinkle
St. Baldwin
Eliza’ Squires Fey
Margaret M ‘Henderson
Sty Law
Mery
Bowens
Pete Underwood
Transmeter
Billy Richards
Willis Colmani
Jerry Lyons
Gene Emery
We Colman
Paul’ “Winter
S. In
Barber
Aileen ‘Colman
Milton
Winter
Kaw
Herb
Lee
Veiehbon
Shipman Carter’s
Lou
Lawson
Mable
Yarneld
Transmetter
Elizabeth Seetin
Newt. Hamlin
Ship
Monarch
Abe
Alfull
North Lawrence
Rub-No-Mo Fort Wayee
Boone
Chase & Re Porn
Meat Department
Bressed Springs
Farciers
Hunter Gros
Kane’s Cash Store
Zephyr
Mass
Les Kaw Valley
Morris
Supreme Butte
California
Mists Market
Swift
Bern Hur
P. & Layman’s Soap
CAEL
Eliot
Journal-World Wants
Frank Rowland
Haskell Institute
Ryzon
Wolff
Frisco Packing House
Fiore
Ansious
Wookins
Newport Coffee
Special Powith Ser
Ssrocery
Phione
Benny
Williams’ Grocery
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