Corn Prices Drift After Mixed Chicago Trade
Chicago and Kansas City commodity markets reflect uneven demand as corn slips slightly amid reports of delayed plantings and wet fields. Wheat falls on rains and bearish Springfield outlook while livestock and grain prices fluctuate across major U.S. hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miteadie
Springfield
Lsingis
Illinois
Kansas City Cash Grain
Kansas City
Je Hicher
Waite
Market and commodity report with prices across grains poultry and stocks
Local markets show corn at 1.00 per hundred and wheat at 1.30 with various poultry prices and egg grades listed. Government bonds quotes include Liberty bonds with 4s and 5s, while New York stocks surged on bullish operations though volume eased from last Friday. Major gains cited for St Paul preferred GM American Water Works and others with overall strong close and 2.2 million shares traded.
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Wall Street
New York
Jae
Federal Reserve
Bralkers
U.S
St. Paul
General Motors
American Water Works
Commonwealth Power
American International Corporation
Gabriel Snubber
Safety Cable
Mathieson Alkali
Otis Steel
General
Pittsburgh Coal
Wester Maryland
Baldwin
Houston Oil
International Harvester
Case Threshing Machine
Wright Aeronautical
Local Churches Report Busy Sunday Services and Plans
Sunday services drew large attendances across First Christian Church and First Baptist Church. Church schools opened strongly under Mrs Harris and others, with a sermon on Creative Belief stressing the three affirmed aspects of belief and the role of atheism. Special music featured Miss Ellis Murphy Stockwell and a fine choir. Upcoming events include midweek services, Women’s Missionary Society meetings, and a sermon on The Fifth Chapter of Genesis next Sunday.
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First Christian Church
Harris
Williams
Mabel Richardson
Frank Haskell
Prof. Milligan
Miss Ellis
Miss Murphy
Miss Stockwell
Otss
Flood Silt Kills Ticks and Aids Texas Fever Cleanup
Flood silt in the Mississippi Delta region wiped out millions of Venus fever ticks, aiding cattle cleanup in Texas fever areas. Officials report many cattle owners moved herds to depopulated pastures, reducing tick survival and floodborne losses. The article notes extensive economic impacts from ticks, including lowered weight, milk shrinkage, and pasturing challenges.
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Mississippi Delta
Bureau of Animal Industry
Jve Agrange
Theft Reported on Henderson Street in Indiana City
A garbled report notes theft from a car on Henderson Street in Indiana City with scattered references to Ford tires. It mentions a clinic for expectant mothers to be held Wednesday afternoon with Dr. J. B. Henry in charge at the city health office.
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Henderson
Indiana’ Street
Aken Prinday
Zitad Oveloek
J. B. Henry
Journal+World
Roast beef trend shifts Sundays as housewives seek outings
Amid a changing retail mood in England, housewives prefer Sunday outings over kitchen duties with roast beef veal and mutton becoming less common. Cattle market activity indicates motor cars win spending, while families embrace Sunday car trips and ready meals. In Emporia, A Richard, pastor, begins a six day Disciples of Christ conference for 160 youths, teaching leadership psychology and Christian family topics.
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Landeau
Nottingham
England
Vlady
London Central
Richard
Emporial
Chay
A. Richard
Christian Church
Oest Aj
Disciples of Christ
Kangas
Christian Faily
Injured by Fallen Star
J W Houk was injured when a star fallen on a stairway last night breaking a peg aim and causing a scalp wound. He is reported doing nicely at noon today. Mrs Houk is under care of Dr William L Post at home.
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J. W. Houk
Savas
Decoration Day Visits and Family Gatherings in Local News
Mrs Grant Glenn and her grandson from Lawrence visited Mrs H A Davidson and other relatives over Decoration Day. Sam Slavetts attended the C E convention in Topeka. Mr and Mrs W B Stauffer entertained relatives including Joseph Stauffer, Sr, and families from Kansas City over the weekend and Decoration Day. Mrs Paul and daughter Dolly of Waterville visited, with Mrs J B Shirek and relatives from Topeka. Misses Glades and Gretchen Winter also in Topeka for Decoration Day.
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Grant Glenn
Lawrence
H. A. Davidson
Sam Slavetts
Topeka
Rraymond Hoffsommer
Hoffsommer
Stuli
W.B. Stauffer
Joseph Stauffer
Neilee Juanita
Lauren
Henry Lor
Kansas City
Kya Stauffer
A Paul
Dolly
Waterville
Kans
Paul
J. &. Shirek
Glades
Gretchen
Lecormpton High Alumni Elects Officers for 1927 28
The Lecormpton high school alumni association elected officers for 1927 28 with Roy Armstrong as president and Nellie Slavens as secretary and treasurer The Glenn family advisor was named Mrs Baye af he The program featured readings dialogues songs and a band composed of younger students A graduation event for eighth grade was held May 1 including a play Economical Abbie and a class program with awards and diplomas
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Lecormpton High School Alumni Association
Roy Armstrong
Nellie Slavens
Baye
Glenn
Leiest
Sally
Wilma
Helga Shaffer
Wil
Maust
Howard Rose
Wilma Gibbens
Sel Wildenbrand
Cecil Arnett
Sammy Richardson
Abbie
Dave
Janet
Pavel
Patricia Gibbens
Syuzi
Wilma _ Gibbens
Ti Ye
Lula James
Timothy
Tiny
George Norwood
Harold Dunn
Economical Abbie
Salutory
James White
Wilma Gibbe
Santa Crus
W. Robison
Raider
Scott. Schrayer
Tralawa
Schrayer
Chas. Kuhn
Boe Kuhn
George Morriss
Lecompton
Pat Wraybill
Plainville
Kans
Cyrus Glenn
H. FP. Watts
Harley Armshrong
Topeka
Healthier Stronger Girl Endorses Vegetable Compound
A Silverton Oregon woman Julia Schmidt describes years of weakness and sickness. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improved health and strength and recommends it to friends, offering to answer inquiries.
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Oregon
John Schmidt
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Schmidt
Julia
Schmidt
Widow
Silverton
WHASSAT By 1 Striebel Featured Local Residents and Flower Day
A fragmented local notice highlights residents familiar with Dr Snyder family and H E Lewis, plus a Flower Mission Day at Mrs Kreider’s home. Readings, songs, and a program centered on flowers including roses and petunias. Measles illness noted in Vester Robison family. children prepare for next Sunday’s church day program.
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Lecoimpia
J. W. Kreider
Anna Bayughilan
W. C
Matthew
Viva Glann
Lillian Harrup
Hartup
Kreider
Annie Baughman
Iisk
Arlett Fulton
Chaz
G. T A. Glen
Vester Robinson
Robison Alen
Methodist Church
Marion Township Report of 1926 Accounts and Audits
The Marion Township Trustee presents a complete year ending December last Monday 1926 report with audited and allowed accounts for Road Overseer and Township Treasurer. Names of numerous workers and payments to Dodder, Kingery, Thurber, and others appear along with road, drag, and cleaning tasks.
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Board OF County, Commissioners
Douglas
Kansas
Marion
A. Ruppord
M. Hodver
Marion Dodder
Ae le Gabler
Drabeine
Dedder
Het Soli Talley
P Plary
Chas. Moder
Piteale Pard
Eid W. Valentine
Tumbe Alvin Syigel
Dragsing
Lone Star Bank
Ee. Dodder
Toad
Ll.e. Dodder
P. F. Jomann
Alug
Pearl
G. Xu. Finch
Curbin
Lire
Sehwarts
Drasring
J. Rukes
Roid
Appara
Dra
Happard
Iiard Meeliie A
RD Weybht
Heard
W. TL Woodrat
Heise
Harding
Aberne
Ols
Matter
Draseine
Retey Tener
Saar GM
BK Nye
G. Fo Ailer
Sant H. Eim
Siren
Fred Atucker
Guar
Ates
Milton Ikring
Huey Giekn
Iss
Glenn
Albsit Schwartz
Miller
Avarrine
Mrp
Chas
Corbin
Trvin Hilmark
Oo Helstram
Hinaroid
Rappard
Werbright
Bond m Eet
Thal SO. Glann
von & Perryman
Mareh Marlon Dodder
Aritesing
Bald
Col Y
Ays
Marion Towship
Terewith
Kenglag
Albert Schdragsheiler
Drageme
Aracring
Grehing
Hines Ee
Ae Kemith
Ylie Jones
Mattchel
Oy Powell
Marloi Dodder
Aitare
Monty O. Young
Simop
Wosdrolt
Ark
Rykes
Dragging
Siniut
Anmrecin
Fingel
Rand
Glea
Pealrutt
Ibier
Draped
Vna
Ray Shuler
Dragzing
Pearl Thurber
Dragon
Fred Mackay
Drageina
Geo
Rein
Ieain Tor
Sarina
Ataecin
Cincar
Wondrit
Wondrint
Dougie County
Sali
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Chicago Livestock
U. S
Hetter
Texas
Kansas ‘City Ay
June
Hay
Prairie
Rose
Sifalfa Choite
W. Ss. Dept. of Ag
Upland Prairie
Harley
Canada
Butters Creamery
Minnesota
First Baptist Church
R. Q. Brewster
W. C. Simons
Brotherhood
Strong
Loi. Sisson
W. Thomas
Squke
L. BE. Menger
Louisiana Street
Watts
Lawrences
Ce Park
Institute Law
Ina
Idgevsk
Inw
Comets
Fdgevsk
Russleusness
Pirite
Ghs
Asa Buy
College Park
George K. Burgess
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Striebel
el Boldoweod _ Standard Oi Co
Nee Tpes
Expenses
Sen Chamberlain
Sixth Avenue
Des Moines
Lows
Chamberlain
Olson Bros
Wolf's
The
Lawrence National Bank
Lawrence, Kansas
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