Closing Out Public Sale Promises Farm Auction Near Olathe
Milo Votaw and C M Oda Corp promote a joint closing out sale on the Votaw farm near Olathe, listing cows, calves, horses, farm implements, miscellaneous tools, household goods, and 500 bushels of good oats. Auction starts 10:30 Friday June 19 with terms cash and optional credit. Proceeds support relocation from Sunflower Ordnance Works area.
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Olathe
E. Budora
Milo Votaw
O. M
Oda"” Corp
Blagg and Brink
Auds
Sunflower Ordnance Works
Votaw
Eudora
Joan Heifer
Springer
Guernsey
McCormick-Deering
McCormick - Deering
Emerson
Ideal Deering
Emerson Gang
Poland
Market News Markets at a Glance
Market news from New York and Chicago reports mixed trading for June 15. Stocks hold steady while air transports advance, bonds show irregular price moves, and grains fluctuate with wheat up early then trimmed. Hog prices rise with light Monday supply. cattle and steers hold steady to firm.
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New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Market News Wheat Corn and Soybeans Early July Listing
Wheat closed flat to slight losses on Saturday July 1 1875 with mixed price moves for nearby and deferred months. Wheat futures purchases totaled 3 511 000 bushels versus 4 487 000 last week and 11 243 000 a year ago while open interest stood at 33 305 000 bushels in wheat 62 331 000 in corn and 4 315 000 in soybeans.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report June 15
Kansas City livestock sales show hogs at 5,300 head fairly active with gains mostly 10 to 15 cents, top 14.15, cattle at 11,500 with calves 1,000, fed steers steady to lower and spots down 25, vealers steady, stockers mixed, and sheep 9,000 with no spring lambs sold early. Best native spring lambs above 15.00, clipped lambs 11.25 to 11.50, early top ewes 5.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Steer and Lamb Movements
Hogs unchanged while cattle shows uneven, mostly steady to 25 lower in most classes. Choice lightweight fed steers 13.85 and 13.65 for loads of steers. heifers and yearlings mostly 12.75 to 13.50. Bulls top at 10.75. Sheep and spring lambs down about 25 with top native lambs at 15.14 and other good to choice at 14.50 to 15.00. Slaughter ewes decline from 5.75.
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Kansas City
USDA
Estimated Livestock Receipts For Tomorrow
Estimated livestock receipts list 4500 cattle 900 calves 4000 hogs and 7000 sheep for tomorrow. The figures reflect expected market activity across cattle calves hogs and sheep.
Grain and market summary from Kansas City and Chicago
Kansas City grain prices mixed across wheat corn and oats with several classes showing gains and declines. Wheat No 2 dark hard around 1.125 to 1.1714, corn No 2 white about 0.919 to 0.9134, oats around 0.47 to 0.49, rye and barley quoted. futures and nearby prices noted with July and Sept for wheat and July for corn. Chicago potato arrivals and prices reported with U S No 1 at 3.00, Idaho Russets 3.25, and Alabama Blis Triumphs 2.75. eggs and poultry markets listed. Wall Street activity described as late buying in transport stocks with uneven leaders.
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Kansas City
TURK
Chicago
Ap-Usda
California
Southern
U.S
Alabama Bliss
Idaho
Market Trends Show Mixed Activity Amid War News
Trading in the forenoon was slow with a later stiffening trend. Plus marks varied to about one point in the final hour as small declines were common. Total transfers reached around 300000 shares with little stimulation in brokerage rooms. The better action came from thinner offerings and the belief last week's decline improved the technical position.
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Altho
World Briefs touch many war fronts report
AP dispatches from Stockholm, London, and elsewhere describe Norwegian clashes in Rissa and Selbu with Quisling followers, a U S soldier found dead in Melbourne, Hitler thanking Romania on Antonescu birthday, Allied plans to strike Japan, 23 survivors refusing rescue from the South Africa, 25 000 Latvian Jews slain, Czech and Moravian slayings ultimatum, Romanian air crash killer, Hungarian food confiscations, and Italian storm troops aiding an assault on Leningrad.
Italian Naval Claim Cited By Fascist Editor
The piece notes Virginio Gayda claiming Italian naval units reached Soviet waters last week with no location specified. It references two days of violent bombing and artillery fire indicating an ongoing attack and military action.
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Virginio Gayda
Eight Die In Wreck In North Carolina
Eight people died and 11 were injured when Seaboard Air Line’s Silver Meteor streamliner was rammed by a freight train near Kittrell North Carolina. Hours later Raleigh division superintendent H M Terrell was found shot to death amid indications of a separate, connected incident.
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Kittrell
N.C
Seaboard
Viginia
H. M. Terrell
Raleigh
Ailroad
Terrell
Cadet William R Findley Commissioned in Army Air Corps
William R Findley son of Mr and Mrs William Ray Findley Sr of Lawrence was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the army air corps at Turner Field Albany Ga Military ceremony marked his entry into service amid wartime needs and family pride
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Air Corps
William R. Findley
William Ray Findley, Sr
Lawrence
Army Air Corps
Turner Field
Albany, Ga
Corliss Area Residents and School Board Meeting
Corliss residents visited neighbors and relatives including the LeSueur and Turner families. Cedar Junction school board held a Monday night meeting at the schoolhouse. The Y W club met in June at Mrs Edna Kilmer’s home and plans for Cedar Junction school interior decorating were made.
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J. E. Dewease
Bonner Springs
Jasper LeSueur
Claude Weddell
Corliss
Kanaan City
Kan
Harry Corliss
Kenneth
LeSueur
Dent
John Turner
Cedar Junction
Mia
Alice Renick
Edna
Kansas City
Mark Sonntag
Harder
Perry
Jim Heddleston
Sunflower Ordnance
Don Musser
F. D. Scovill
de Soto
Dent, LeSueur
Y. W. Club
Edna Kilmer
Edna Zellara
Mary
Nora LeSuer
Olathe
Blackburn family visits Kansas City and marriage notice
Mrs Paul Lowell and daughters Iva Mary and Lydia of Blackburn Missouri spent last week with Mrs Descarli er Daskin and her parents in Kansas City. Word was received of the marriage of Mary Louise Buerman and Elis Hayden of Lawrence.
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Paul Lowell
Iva
Mary
Lydia
Blackburn
Local social notes and moves in Kanwaka area
Alfred Houk called to the army this month will be relieved after harvest. Jolly Quilters meet with Mrs. Jake Bidinger and vote for a vacation until September. First meeting to be with Mrs. George Coffman and others. California visitors Richard Carter and family move to Kansas City for aircraft work. Lawrence Coffman stationed at Fort Wood. Kanwaka Good Will Club and Farm Bureau met with multiple members. various visits noted. Emma Nuffer and Frank Houk wed in Lawrence. Mrs. Houk a Nutter of Yarnold district. Francis Gregory family from Kansas City visited.
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Here
Bartz
Khanwaka
Alfred Houk
Jolly Quilters
Jake Bidinger
George Coffman
Richard Carter and Son
California
Kansas City
Richard
David Ferniér
Neosho
Lawrence Coffman
Fort Wood
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Elmer Warrington
Topping
Carl Hird
Bigsby
Sally Topping
Stanwix
Jennings
Kanwaka
Local notes from Reno and surrounding area
Mrs. Wilfred Leonhart returns home from Memorial hospital. Dr Roy Morgan under care for two weeks. Families visit at Lawrence Memorial hospital each evening. Standwood church hosts quarterly meeting June 7. Sale of former Jean McKotie farm completed. Kansas City buyer will move soon. Carolyn Papenhausen visits Kansas City after week with Juan Wiley. Reno Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday all day. Mrs Urban Hors returns home near Claflin after two weeks with A C Heas family.
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Wilfred Leonhart
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Lindberg
Roy Morgan
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Vernon DeHoff
Troyd
Mabel Roberts
Robert Craham
Standwood
Harry White
Kansas City
Jean McKotie
Mary
Carolyn Papenhausen
Juan Wiley
June
Aurela- Liven
Reno
Ladies’ Aid
Mra
Uwurban Hors
Claflin
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