Wheat prices ease on world demand and spring outlook
Wheat futures declined amid forecasts of higher world supply and cooler northwest weather reducing demand. Reports show soft export demand from North America and mixed livestock market news from Chicago and Kansas City, with cattle and hog values fluctuating and hay prices steady to firm.
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Next World
United States
Wweather
Northwest
North Am
Claremont
Kansas City
Dept. of Ant
Ta & Stovk
Market closes with stock advances amid mixed commodities
Daily market report notes corn at 1.00 wheat 1.22 and hogs 6.50 with Hens and ducks listed alongside poultry prices. Bonds trading in New York show auty ponte closing at 1 19.25 while rails and major industrials such as Bethlehem Chrysler Motors and General Motors move amid volatility. Total volume around two million shares.
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Wall Street
Nat York
Pri
Tate i
Tates
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Motors Los
Atlantic
Cotsburgh
West Virginia
Lehigh Valley
Altha
L. 3S. Steel
Paints
Union Preific
Allied Chemical
General Motors Advanced
Lehigh Valiey
Who Stands Four In Feet Arrest For Hiring A Man
International enigma and local crime mix in a clipped muddle of names and snippets. A line hints at an arrest tied to a plan to hire an outsider, with Rankin's Drug Store and a Mass address appearing as stray details.
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Pat Conghi
Enurt
Pulverized Lime for Agricultural Soil Improvement
Local lime dust producer advertises pulverized lime for farming, urging farmers to load quickly from a site west of Lawrence. The operation highlights $15,000 in equipment, daily labor costs, and a focus on Douglas County customers. Prices are 1.20 per ton for finer dust and 1.50 per ton for coarser dust, with cash or bankable notes accepted. A Missouri plant shipped equipment to prepare the dust. plant capacity is about 20 tons per day with stock reserves.
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Lawrence
Lionglag
Douglas County
Chestnut decline spurs shift to oaks and restocking
A historical agriculture note outlines how chestnut trees are doomed by blight and should be replaced largely by oak. It recommends leaving seed trees for restocking, cutting chestnut stands where heavy, and selecting species like ash, beech, birch, hickory, and sugar maple for future woodlands.
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Farnh Woodlands
Fly Tax and Insect Health Warnings From Past Notice
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century public health note warns that flies spread bacteria and disease. It describes flies landing on milk food or eyes and suggests Fly-Tox or Fly-Tax as a safe deterrent option. The text emphasizes that insects carry disease but claims the preparation is harmless to humans.
Pleasant Grove Social Roundup At Local Homes
Mrs and Mrs John Daniels and family spent Sunday at the E C home 94 Willowprings. Lawrence visitors include Misses Thehina and Eha Daniels Enina Porter and others calling at several homes. Frences Williams was a Lawrence visitor in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Chas Newland of High Prairie called at the Whams home. John Daniels Kenneth and LW visited Lawrence Saturday evening. John Harris and Kington plus D C Messer attended lodge. Ki Daniels spent the evening at the John Daniels home. John Churchbaych of High Prairie called at the A Peterson home Sunday.
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August Rechle
Lawrence
Misses Thehina
Eha Daniels
Enina Porter
Wa Jthams
Frances’ Williams
Chas. Newland
High Prairie
Whams
John Daniels
Kenneth
William
Emmett Porter
Carl Daniels
Lone Star
John Harris
Harris
Kington
D.C
N. D. Messer
E. Daniels
Lodge
Daniels
John Churchbaych
Hich Prairie
A. Peterson
Safe treatment for itching skin advertised product
An advertisement promotes Zero as a dependable remedy for itching and skin irritations. It claims immediate cleansing and soothing effects, noting quick disappearance of skin irritations and dirt. The product is available at druggists for 60 cents or one dollar.
Claim Filed Against Goodslander Estate in Fort Scott
Bourbon county assessor filed a claim against the estate of Mrs C W Goodslander for 22000 back taxes, adding to 5000 already conceded by C C Nelson of Kansas City. Heirs are Nelsons son and daughter, with disputes over attorney fees at final settlement prompting the claim amid the large half million dollar estate.
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Fort Scott
Kan
Bourbon County
C. W. Goodslander
C. C.nelson
Kansa City
Clossares
Deaf churchs sign language sermons light way to faith
In Chicago an Episcopal church serves 200 deaf worshippers with no sung hymns and sermons in sign. Rev George since 1908 preaches in sign. The church runs religious missionary and social programs and was founded 52 years ago. A courtroom later freed a murder defendant from Collinsville Illinois after a knife used in the crime was found.
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Apj
Chicago
George’ S
Moone's Emerald Oil Promoted for Bunion Relief
A drugstore ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a fast two ounce solution for bunions corns and inflamed veins. It promises relief within minutes after a few applications and offers money back if no quicker inflammation and pain reduction. The copy highlights camphor and antiseptic oils and notes a druggist guarantee on the first bottle.
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Moone
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