Corn Leads Grain Markets In Chicago Rally
Chicago markets see King Corn surge above a dollar per bushel in a bull run fueled by poor crop results. Prices climb with July at 1.04 1 3 and September near 1.60, marking one of the sharpest recoveries in years as traders note the cereal’s renewed strength and past predictions coming true.
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Chicago
Middle West
Cron
International Hrvester Company
Minois
Towa
Gorn Das
Judy
Views on Italy by Dean Stauffer after year abroad
Dean E B Stauffer of the University of Kansas graduate school returns to Lawrence and shares observations from a year studying in Italy. He notes a period of optimism and development, describes Fascist influence under Mussolini, and comments on Italian language use and the character of people in rural areas.
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Italy
E. B. Stauffer
Bean
B. Stauffer
The
University
Lawrence
Journal-World
Dean Stauffer
Maggolini
Mussolini
Wiell
Deaths and Funerals and Local Notices
Death notices for Tsaialy Nicholson aged 96 and Nicholas Allen aged 58. Nicholson died at home of his son in Kansas City Mo. funeral 10:30 at Prof F W Blackmar home, burial Oak Hill. Allen’s death at 1906 New Jersey Street. funeral arrangements to be announced. Marriage licenses issued for several Topeka and nearby residents. list includes Hancock and King. Admussen and Watkins. Hughes and Carlton. Blaker and Ashley. various dates in May and June. Also Coolidge to visit Nebraska with National Editorial Association. Forster and Foster charges, preliminary waivers, bond set at 1000. Dick Chipman released after liquor case. Divorce petition filed by Lizzie V. Smith against Jesse P. Smith. Ady at Barber’s Drug Store.
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Tsaialy Nicholson
Tsaiah Nicholson
John Nici
Sunset Drive
Kansas
F. W. Blackmar
Obie Street
Edw Ward Hislop
Oak Hill Cemetery
Nicholas Allen
Nicholas Alen
New Derzey Street
William
Hancock
Hatti
King
Topeka
T Admussen
Gladys Watkins
Thomas JR. Hughes
Marjorie H. Carlton
Los Angeles
Calif
Marty ©. Blaker
Rut Ashley
Pleasanton
Elmer Mathew
Obie Busey
Tonganoxie
Clarence Burton
Lula M. Carey
Kansas City
Alva Bean
Margaret Buwer
L. Harold Fairchild
Helen Randolph Gragg
Lawrence
Theodore F. Walter
Katherine Josephine Roler
Leconpton
George BE. Ishaines
Ethel M. Sommers
Eudora
Guy H Phillips
Longford
Blanche E.holloway
Dana Kids
Hilda * Mesenis
Taneinie
The Fighting Elements Forecast Weather Shifts And Flood Risk
Famed weather observer FOUN C. EVANS notes January predictions of mild May gave way to southern storms and unsettled forecasts. He warns northern Kansas and Nebraska will see a wet two week period with tensional airflows creating lower temperatures and rising flood risk as tornadic activity shifts northward, threatening wheat harvesters with a Waterloo.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Waterloo
Foun C. Evans
Dr Walter Walters Honored by Kansas State College Class of 1927
Manhattan June 2 A P Dr J D Walters a fifty year faculty member at Kansas State Agricultural College was honored at the commencement with a bound volume of letters from former students spanning 1867 to 1926 He arrived in the 1800s secured a job drawn plans for an ideal campus and later led the architecture department becoming professor emeritus in 1917 Also reported theft from a garage on Barket Avenue a green and white plaid robe with fringes and a man's black and green scarf were taken from Penchard’s car.
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Manhattan
J.D. Walters
Kansas State Agricultural College
Walters
John Anderson
Young Walters
Ed Penchard
Barket Ave
Penchard
Personal notices from Lawrence society scene
A collection of personals from Lawrence detailing visits and travels. Mr and Mrs Arch Hirschler and son Junior of Rupert Idaho visit Mrs Hirschler’s sister. Mrs Hal Reeder of Blue Rapids visits Lawrence then heads to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs H A Dodderidge plan a six week trip to Nashville Memphis and Little Rock. Ralph Meshey of Kansas City graduates from KU and is active in porcine circles. Mrs J B Carter of Wilson attends GFWC meeting in Grand Rapids and will visit her mother in Lawrence before Western Legion Auxiliaries meeting in Wichita. Ernest Pontius and Donald Dix attend a dance in Kansas City. Major M A Palen of Kansas City stays in Lawrence. Mrs J S Blackwelder returns for commencement at L S U Palo Alto. Mrs Elliot Blackwelder visiting mother Mrs J D Bowersack. Miss Nelle Buchanan returns to Lawrence after Ottawa University teaching year. Kennedy and Miss Lita Kennedy travel to Savannah for illness in family. Miss Mettice Stucker to spend summer in Lawrence overseeing Mertice apartments. Professors Shaw Eby and families visit Lawrence. Mrs Ella Haskins of St Louis visits friends. Mrs C A Buchanan will return to Lawrence after winter with daughter’s family in Howard. Miss Margaret Perkins and Miss Bertha Perkins attend Girls Friendly Society meeting in Topeka, hosted by Miss Carlotta Nellis. Less than five years ago Nellie Trego arrived in Kansas City with little funds and now runs a radio manufacturing company valued around seven million dollars.
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Arch Hirschler
Rupert
Ida
Little Rock
Mich
Courtney
Wichita
American Legion
E. Ts. W. L. Hutt
Fort Worth
Tex
Rachel Hutt
Tennessee Street
Ernest Pontius
Donald Dixon J
Kansas
M. A. Palen
Kan
Lawrence
J. S. Black Velder
Leland Stanford University
Palo , Alto
Caliif
Black
Welder
Tennessea Street
Elliot Blackiwelder
Palo. Alto
Calif
J.D. Bowersack
Nelle Buchanan
Ottawa University
Hom
S. T. Kennedy
Lita Kennedy
Savannah
Ella Haskins
St. Louis
C. A. Buchanado
A. K
Rader
Howard
Margaret Perkins
Bertha
Alice Perkins
Friendly Society
Topeka
Washington Creek Community Notes Busy Lawrence Visitations
Mrs Ralph Weybright and children Willard Elda and Mildred shopped in Lawrence Tuesday. Numerous calls and visits followed across the community with Alber Miller Clarence Hoover Lizzie Mowder and others visiting at various homes. Many Lawrence outings and neighborhood socializing are noted along with several family gatherings and Monday through Sunday activities in the Washington Creek area.
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Ralph Weybright
Willard
Elda
Mildred
Lawrence
Alva Miller
Clydel
Fred Simon
Pauline
George Miller
Frances
Ruby
Elda Weybright
Will Wolfe
Dr. Smith
Frank
C. P. Miller
Charles Mowder
Lizzie Mowder
Clarence Hoover
Calvin
Irene
Pat ‘Shook
Martin Boerkinder
Vincent Wolfe
Holsapple
Ina’ Miller
Harry Norman
Mary
Elsie Mowder
Chester Mowder
Lanty Brubaker
Elda Weydright
Ray Herrell
Clinton
I Orie Smith
Edd
Will Nye
Samuel Mowder
Claudie Metsker
Bonnie Mac
Will Kingery
Mrs
Floyd Garer
Mary “Ei-Metsker
Kansas City
Sam Halderman
Nick Simon
Clarence
Calvin Hoover
Eula Wolfeie
Mable. Kingery
Clyde Hoover
Raymond and
Eunice
Fred Flory
Joe Flory
Elma
Winifred Garber
Bob Morrison
Burron
Ina Miller
L. BE
Katherman Land
Altha Robison
Esther
Marion
Arthur
Freddie Sanders
Evert Kingery
Roy Grammar
Virgil Brubaker
Irene Meh Jer
Morris Ewing
Cecil
Ettore
Colyer
Ben Garber
Roscoe Whitman
George Mijier
Johnnia Johnson
Elmer Sawyer
Tha Miller
Byron Morrison
Sam Grammar
Ray ‘Harrel
Ralph Wey- Bright
Samuel Mowder, Caleld
Ollie Miler
Eddie Johnson
Ethel
Eleanor
Rob Johnson
Charled Root
Kenneth
Charles Jr
Fred’ Simon
John Dillon
Ryodehamel
Art
Ott
Hoover
Trene
Otis. Hoover
Eudora Social Scene Honors Myrtle Hadi visiting Kansas
Mr and Mrs Louis Hadi entertained with a four dinner on Sunday for Myrtle Hadi visiting from Melvern Kansas. Guests included Walter Wilson family Berpe Frances Toward ernitz Carl Kurtz and others. Decoration Day visits spread to Wanego Kansas and multiple gatherings feature local families, clubs and church groups with Memorial Day outings and weddings noted.
Prescription for constipation: Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin rises globally
The 1892 laxative recipe by Dr Caldwell became a popular liquid bowel stimulant sold in drug stores. He notes a mild safe formula for women, children, and the elderly, aimed at relieving headaches, indigestion, and various bodily discomforts. Millions use it yearly, with mothers often buying for children and emergencies.
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Ip Galewelus
Meetings and social events dominate Topeka weekend schedule
Local notices list women’s meetings for Girls Friendly Societies of the Estate in Topeka Friday to Sunday. Alumni banquets and parties follow Alpha Chi Omega events at nearby venues. Douglas County Medical Association gathers for a spring dinner at 6:30 with Dr Jabez N Jackson of Kansas presiding. Delegates named for Ferrell Dorsey Auxiliary state union. Gold Star mothers Mrs W T Courtney to attend.
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Topeka
Jessie Hoadley
Fistelle, Bryan
Louise Floyd
Selen Snider
Helen Kant
Gertrude Teatton
Arid ’ Dolisi
Lila Grayson
Mick Lane Sheets
Arpinoffler
Douglas ‘County Medical Association
Country Club
Jabez N. Jackson
Kansas
American Medical Association
Ed Brass
Eugene Brune
Lottie Perkins
Ferrell Dorsey Auxiliary
State Union of the American Legion
W.T. Courtney
Megtrhig
Clothes for Travel in New York June 2
A 1930s travel fashion guide advises packing lightly for trips. It recommends fabrics and garment types such as skirts sweaters flannel and jetset knits that resist wrinkling and pack compactly. Beaded gowns can be rolled and stored in bags or pillowcases and hats placed atop gowns.
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New York
Travel friendly trunks and noncrushable garments noted
A fragmented AP style passage discusses travel needs for women including noncrushable clothing such as taffetas fringed dresses and cotton crepe lingerie. It mentions office women in St Paul Minnesota, a survey by the Minnesota League of Women Voters, and a forgery case in Lansing along with local job moves and a Kansas City banking note.
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Jeff
St. Paul
Mimnnesota
C. 5
Shafer
Minnesota League
Lansing
Fred Harris
W. J. Cummings
BR. R. Rutherford
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Lincoln
Nebr
Tune
A.P
National Editorial Association
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Ole Buck
Nebraska Press Association
Wwast
Foster
Frank Foster
Justice of the Peace
Clark
Dick Chipman
Office of ‘the District Plose
Lizzie V. Smith
Jesse’ P. Smith
Barber
Ady
DR. Walters
K. S.A.C
Nellie’ Trego
Radio
Barber's Drug Store
Washington Creek
Louie Hadi
Myrtle Hadi
Melvern
Myrttle Hadie
Walter Wilson
Arleta
Orvi
Glen
Berpe
Frances. Hadl
Ernitz
Carl Kurtz
Herbert Landon
Lucy ‘Kaegi
Wanego
Tred Voz
Mike Seiwald
W. A. Carter
Vanetta Bell
Witham
Baldwin
Carrie Richards
Coti Lindley
Calfornia
Relatves
Lindey
California
Hedwig Zollner
Paul Lu Baldwin
Paul Lukan
Paul Lukan Jy. Which Was Given By Kan In Honor of Paul Day. Mr Paul Lukan
Stoldt
Amosty Sr
Pittsburg
State Teacher's College
Allen
Ality
Fay Lepper
Sam Lepper
Halta
Ben Faust
Argentine
Allen Faust
Dorothy
Robert
Nathan Dixon
Roy Daugherty
Robert Faust
Faust
Elma Michael
Jake Milburn
Milburn
Michael
Williamson Woods
Fred Walker
Clarence Daugherty
George Serstenberger
William *Zimmerman
Tata Phi Phi Club
Flat Rocks
George Gerstenberger
Roy Miller
Will Miller
Arthur Kraus
Oscar Lotholz
Douglas Arris
Will Carter
Otto Durr
Hubert Woodard
Fred Rothberger
Lillian Fuller
Aenrietta
Schubert
Fuller
Tubert Woodard
Alfred Eiseler
Subette
Chey
Howard Phillips
Emporia
George Schubert
Holy Family Parochials
Atchison,Kansas
Mt. Saint Scholastica Convent
Ed Neustifter
Sedwiek Zollner
Josephine
Ottawa
Vance Grimes
Henry Neustifter
Mary Evelyn
Guy Grimes
Henry Hadle
Ruth
Paul
Olathe
W. J. Hague
Ursula Matthews
Ilkhart
Indiana
Allen. Reddish
Cleveland
Ohio
James Skidmore
George Seybold
Vera
Frank McMillan
Lydia ‘Abels
Homer White
Anna Reinisch
Elia West
Lilly Seip
Antelle
City
Sint Snyder
Snyder
Gertrude
Frank Kadlic
Clarice
Keith
Homer. White
Fred Mali
Martha Abels
Katherine
Lita May Reitz
Alberta Canary
Darthy Lentd
Criji Nonths
Kagnosha Hospital
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Max Ragenau
Wwaugh
Mertz
Kansas ]City
Billy
Douglas Harris
Rosemary
Amos Westerhouse
Arlene
Amos .Westerhouse
Fred Moll
Ad Maul
Marry Benel
Richard Maul
Martin” Abel
Martha
June’ Lou
Emma Maul
Louis Nell
Fu James
Bellview
Anti
Vanitta Ret
Lloyd Sehleifer
Lawiyenya
Harriet Schubert
Elfrieda Papenhausen
Ed Diedrichians
Curtiss
Hartz
Bartz
Barrett
Zillner
Harold Smith
Kansas State ‘Teachers College
Kanl
al Smith
Harold
Blade Scheo
Moorehead
Kans
Alice Ziegler
Fred Papenhausen
Edward
John. Papenhausen
Migs Lois Lucille Freng
C. French
Otto Tuts
Julius Lotz
J. Rt. McFadden
First Methodist Church
Belvoir Court
Otto
C. A. Allen
Cor
Lotz
Julius Gotz
Ernest Papenhausen
H. A.gordon
Methodist Church
C. B. Johnson
Barbara Gaile
C. E. Cory
Wobit
Ward
Richard
Otto Cury
Kaw Valley State Bank
Lawrence National Bank
Fadora
Voung
Gabriel
Durt
Ottie Rasenaul
Durr
Willam Puhs
Leon Burr
Uretta, Kraus
Long Beach
Sam Kraus
Huth Miller
John Miller
Roy Hoffman
J.id. Hoffman
Tapil
San Francisco
W. E Meulen
Ningward
Brownwell
C. FE. Cory
Keidohn Patterson
Anor Patterson
Marion Hughes
Kaw
Valley
Alpha ‘Chi. Omega’ Sorority
Shanter House
Dlonial Tea Room
Varsity Theater
Pearl Dillon
Emil Johnson
Fred Tiles
Dani Herrick
Edwin Thompson
Robert Larcom
Leslie Erwin
Edna Loesch
T. Furlong
Helen Furlong
Harold Furone
Agra
Mr. Furlong
Ake
Myers
Son Greenhouse
Murphy Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Brunswick
Brunswick- Balke-Collander Company
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Ise Mares Een
Eyrt
NatioNal Savon
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