Wheat market and weather wrap mixed signals
Amid fluctuating wheat prices and a weak market, reports show weather stresses in Kansas and other regions affecting early harvest. Grain prices edge down while oats and barley respond to cooler conditions and frost impact on potato crops. Nearby weather bureau notes point to hot and dry spells hurting wheat across the central states.
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Topeka
Kansas
Beiorth
Salines County
Weather Bureau
South Central
Poatheast
Kaw'va
Tall Men Club Aims for Better Living and Facilities
A fragment notes a group named Logg Fellow Studio advocating improvements for tall men. It mentions aims such as longer beds in hotels and berths in Pullman cars, along with longer street car seats and theater seats. Members listed include Benjamin Ostlind, Wilson Kaufman, Earlie Murphy, and James Montgomery.
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Mershfield
Nate
Benjamin Ostlind
Wilson + Kaufman
Earlie Murphy
Engraving Contract Granted For Jayhawker 1926
The Burger Engraving Company of Kansas City Missouri lands the contract to engrave the 1926 Jayhawker yearbook. Ames Dupont Studio of New York will provide views and beauty photos. Leavitts, based in Kansas City, are noted in relation to local duties and an attempted fraud charge involving household goods. Sylvester was arrested by officers in connection with the case.
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Arts
Chester Ben
Kansas’ City
Burger Engraving Company
Kansas City
Comany
University _of Kansas
Ames- Dupont
New York
Leavitts
Professor Patterson plans summer travel to Australia
Prof D L Patterson of the history department leaves Saturday May 30 beginning a summer tour through Australia and the South Sea islands. The round-the-world trip is part of a series of yearly journeys, with prior travels including China Japan Alaska Europe South America and Asia Minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.l.'patterson
Department of History
Sateurday
Australia
South Sea Islands
Baby Clinic Tomorrow at City Hall 2 to 4 P M
The weekly well-baby clinic will be held at City Hall tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 o clock. All mothers are asked to have babies present not later than 3 30 oclock. The regular ear nose and throat clinic was held this afternoon. Woodlawn accounts closed and building accepted by the board of education. Workers have been preparing grounds around the Woodlawn building. PSALM communications listed for Wednesday and Thursday meetings. Mr and Mrs W W Cleland left for Winfield to attend the United Commercial Travelers convention.
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Woodlawn
Hending Company
M. C. del. Manzé
Board of Education
Woodlawk
Nea
W. W. Cieland
Winfield
United Commercial Travelers
Fayhawker Queens Next Year Takes Annual Portraits
Saxy representative of Airpes-Dupont photographers of New York visited Friday to shoot views for the 1926 jay hawker year book. Forty views were taken, sixteen to be used, with plans for November portraits of beauty winners. Coles Phillips, noted artist, to make further selections after the twelve beauties are chosen. Mr and Mrs Bronez traveled to Kansas City for a Missouri Laundrymen convention. Diplomas framed at Thompson Studio 829 Mass with moldings and reasonable prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tsadaile
Saxy
Airpes-Dupont
New York
Mr. Sax
Coles Phillips
Thompson
Bargain Parade At The Fair Remodeled Store Opening
A crowd gathered before The Fair store at opening time for a remodeling sale. Henry Durst, supervising, said attendance broke the record for his sales this morning. The Fair plans to remodel the front soon. Mr and Mrs E A Opperman of Wichita attend the convention of the Fraternal Union Store and carry on undep the.
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Henry Durst
Durat
Rs. E. A. Opperman
Wichita
Lawrence
Remarkable recovery letter from Covington woman
A Covington Kentucky resident describes relief after using Lydia E Pinkham remedies. She credits Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash for easing bearing-down pains backache and nervous fatigue enabling her to return to housework. She invites publication and offers to advise others.
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Harry Ashcroft
Beech “Avenue
Covington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Lydia E. Ham
Issouti
Gilman City
Pink
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