Wheat and livestock market report from Chicago and Kansas City
Wheat prices fell late amid fears over the Kessinger bill and awaiting crop reports, while European crop damage and Argentina wheat acreage concerns pressured markets. Chicago livestock mixed with hogs steady to lower and cattle and sheep trading uneven. Kansas City futures and cash grain quotes showed steady hay and variable grain prices along with regional livestock activity.
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Kessinger
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Argentina
Kansas City
U. S. Dept. of Ag
Texas
Arizona
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Milo Maize
Rye
Barney
Wild Boars Adopted as Pets in Southern France Villages
Annecy AP reports young boars are becoming popular as pets in southern French villages. Women parade the animals with suave owners through town, while locals note boars range from docile youth to fierce adults and often accompany dogs. Market data and stock notes follow later.
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France
Annecy
The
Midi
Fairview Children’s Day Program Celebrated
The Fairview children’s day program drew a large crowd with many three year olds participating. Decorations impressed, and the committee including Mrs EB Leary Miss Mable Day and Odea Koehler aided the event. An offering for flood victims is planned for next Sunday morning services. Walter Howard and son visited Peters home for cherry picking and numerous locals attended gatherings and weddings in the week.
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EB. Leary
Mable Day
Odea Koehler
Warren Roberts
Spencer
Ruth Brown
N. B. _Brown
Emmett
Idaho
Fairview Church
Walter Howard
Walter Jr
Pleasant
Valley
Alna Peters
Paul’ Koehler
Hilda Koehler
Ebeldr
Robert Burghart
E. Yolande Ingle
Kansas City
W. Schafstall
Ruth
Chas. Wells
Wm. Wells
Vinton Peters
Fred Burghart
Clara
Colorado Springs
Cola
Chanute
Robert
Paul
Koehler
Ito Colorado
Walter Pohl
Excelsor
Hursday
E. Leary
B. M. Lewis
Ankeny
Iowa
TN. Shirar
Wells
Geo! Griwiti
Pleasant Valley
Peters
Mabel ‘ Peters
Mildred
Chas
Evans Griffith
Chas. Howard
Mary Real
Geo
Sease
Lawrence
Sunda
Mars
ST. Griffinh
Clyde Edwards
Priday
Juneard
Kenneth
Burk Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Astell Moore
Chester Howard
V." Leary
Eugene
Oscar Johnson
Ray Shirar
Fairview
Elmer Hallmark
Walnut Grove
Valley Chapel Social Notes and Local Visits
Valley Chapel news lists Mr and Mrs Henry Beck and Miss Helen of Lawrence as dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Willis Dann. Mrs Charles Bachelor and Fay joined Mrs Jack Dillon in Topeka. Ellis Bond and Mrs LeRoy Pucket attended Liberty Memorial high school graduation. Bond's granddaughter Irene Mohler was a graduate. Several local visits and callers are noted including Hagen family, Banks, Schellhorn, McKinney, Gray, Marvin Bond, Ned Waits, Walter Bond family, Charlie Banning, Porter Bond, Kenneth, Pearl, and Inez Bowen arriving from unclear location.
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Clare Hunsinger
B. C. Day
Mildred — Day
C. Reynolds
Lawrence
Hilda Koheler
Coffeyville
Schafstal
Ruth
E.A. Ewing
Otis Lindell
Dorothy
Otto Dreher
T. S. Curd
E. L. Brown
Burton
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Ralston
Howard
Kansas City
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Bert Mitchell
John Arken
Belleview
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Koya Nisely
Ed. Howard
Axe
Drexel
E. Ralston
Chas. Henderson
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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Elsie Schlegel
Harry Seelel
Geo. Hunsinger
Frank Nis Af Olathe
C. A. Nisely
T. Nis Shirar
EL M Lewis
Ray Shirar
Charlie Shirar
E. Leary
Eugene Leary
Shirar
Ed. Johnson
Henry Beck
Helen
Willis Dann
Charles Bachelor
Fay
Jack Dillon
Topeka
Ellis Bond
LeRoy Pucket
Liberty Memorial High School
Ellis i Bond
Irene Mohler
Amet H. E. Beck
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John
Hagen
Esther
John Smoots
Blue Mound
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Neal
Hugo Schellhorn
Fred McKinney
Fred Gray
Marvin Bond
Ned
Ruth Hagen
Walter Bond
Charlie’ Banning
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Peari
Inez Bowen
Radio Wavelength Protests Delay Schedule Changes
United Press reports the Radio Commission has debated wavelength reassignment protests for two weeks. Extensions push changes to June 13, with no further extensions expected. stations across major cities list early time schedules and performances on Eastern Central and Mountain territories through the day.
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Ain Wall Street
New York
U. S
Aupelican’ Water Works
Baldwin
Wit. Byers
Chrysler
Gabriel i
Remington Rand
Ontario & Western
New York Central
New Havsen
Lawrence and Willis Chan attend weekend gatherings
Lawrence residents and visitors like Willis Chan Mrs Walter Boyd and families crowded Lawrence in a sequence of Saturday Monday and Sunday calls and visits. Several names appear at the Boyd home Oak Hill Cemetery and other Lawrence locations including Bond Puckett Bachelor Dillon Sechellhorn and Digges with various social calls and shopping outings mentioned.
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Lawrence
Willis Chan
Walter Boyd
Will. Curtis
Hugo Sehelhorn
Marvin Bond
C. Po
Porter Bond
Kenneth
Pearl
Charlie, Saunders
Hage Sctelhorn
Ellis Bond
Oak Hill Cemetery
John Hagen
LeRoy Puckett
Apent
Aid
Ralph McNees
Be, Whitmat and Sons
Gilbert and
Walter
LeRoy, Puckett
Elmer
Homer Boyd
Hick
Deaf hearing system installed in Arkansas City church
In Arkansas City Kansas the First Presbyterian Church installed a transmitter on the pulpit with eight phones in pews to aid deaf attendees during sermons. Church officials may add more phones if needed and Sunday visitors Mr and Mrs Ellis Bond were among those present.
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Ellis Bond
Chuches
Arkansas City
Kan
First Presbyterian Church of
Meade Civil War monument unveiled by American Legion
An audience of about 400 Civil War veterans gathered for the unveiling of a monument erected by the American Legion in memory of all wars. A survivor from the Grand Army attended as part of the distinctive post’s ceremonies while remarks praised the doctor’s thesis on Leather Stocking and Trench.
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Itr
Meade. Meade
Grand Army
Amerivan Legion
Veterq
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