Markets Trend Higher on Rain Fear in Wheat and Corn
Chicago base futures rallied as expectations of damage from wet harvests hit winter wheat and corn belts. Wheat futures rose about 1 to 1.5 percent with gains in July while corn climbed over 1 percent. Open interest and cash markets showed activity across grains alongside livestock quotes from Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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Chicago
Barney
Althe
Wewries
United States Treasury
Pacific
Northern Pacific
Southern Pacifi Santa Fe
New York Central
Ameritradan
Johns-Manville
Griggs Alan- |Uiseturing
Buyuk
Penney
Macy
Woolworth
Kek Wheelan
American Telephone
Western Consolidated Grr
New Jerseys
Mergenthway
Ward Teen
Washington
House
Utility Holling Company
Fill
Federal
Lqdines
Hellings
Dignity of My [Do You Yell Whoopees
By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb the brief strip or panel features a humorous dialogue about pride and heckling, showcasing lighthearted banter with cartoonish setup and punchy quips.
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Bill Conselman
Charlie Plumb
Local social and travel notes from Tonga-Noxie and Winter
Crowder Eugene Collins Gilbert Sims Chester Gibbons and Robert Gor rill spent Saturday night and Sunday at the state lake near Tonga Noxie. Mrs Harlie Armstrong and Miss Dorothy Armstrong attended a Winter Community club meeting Friday at Mrs Willis Colman s home in Winter. John Magraver of Modesto Calif visiting J M Crowder and J S Emmett en route from Pennsylvania where he acted as best man. He came Monday night.
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Eugene Collins
Gilbert Sims
Chester Gibbons
Robert Gorrill
State Lake
Tonga- Noxie
Harlie Armstrong
Dorothy Armstrong
Winter Community Club
Willis Colman
J. M. Crowder
J. S. Emmett
John Magraver
Modesto
Calif
California
Pennsylvania
John
Pleasant Grove
David Williams
Emmett
Mugrauer
Raymond Williams
Lawrence
Mr. Mupgrauer
Crowder
Mr. Magraver
Denver
Colo
F. B. Patty
Ormal Hodson
Lewis
Amos Hodson
Clarence Hodson
Julius Beuermann
Clarence Hedson
Betty
Flood Evacuations Reach Kaw River Area Families
Willis Colman and daughter Wa neta with Mrs. W. S. Collins visited Mrs. Ormal Hedson of Lake View on Friday as flood movements displaced many nearby families. Several moved to relatives’ homes including Hodsons with Rogerses and Grimes, and sales groups to Knowledgse Hill. Local gatherings included Kanwaka Literary Club at Asa Colman’s, and a Sunflower 4-H meeting at Riverside schoolhouse Friday evening.
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Willis Colman
Waneta
W. S. Collins
Ormal Hedson
Lake View
Kaw River
Clarence Hodson
W. L Collins
Julius Beuermann
Jack Grimes
Knowledgse Hill
L. Hodson
da Hailson
Lewis
Amos Hodson
Lionel Rogers
H. A. Rogers
Ormal Hodson
Clarence Hoodson
Sam Sweezer
J. G. Sweezer
Rollie Stanwix
North Lawrence
Hartie Armstronest
Jack M Brackett
W. J. Collins
Harlie Armstrong
Dorothy Armstrong
Fay Carr
Kanwaka
J. S. Emmett
Kaiwaka
Hugh Snyder
Anndarko
Okla
Emmett
George Dews
Dews
Harry, Jr
Sunflower
Riverside Schoolhouse
Contested names surface in local court docket
In a sparse record, Tone Anderson, Wesley Placy, Bradford and Wayne UNE appear among those listed in a late 19th century docket, with no clear case context. The fragment hints at a community ledger item or civil action involving several individuals.
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Hilds
Tone Anderson
Wesley Placy
Bradford
Wayne Une
Saint Christopher's Children at Fairview Church Plan
Saint Christopher's Children staged a camatization for Children's Day at Fairview church Sunday morning. The play was directed by Mrs. Shellenberg with a Young People's Society Dramatic club including Viiveetor, Anne Kelley, Martha Kelley, Herschel Hemphill, Leola Robertson, and others. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs William Haskinson were Mr and Mrs Neeley of Topeka.
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Saint Christopher's
Union Sunday School
Fairview Church
Saint Christopher
Herschel Hemphill
Mr. Brown
Norman Jones
Fredrick Hemphill
Shellenberg
Young People’s Soviety
Viiveetor
Anne Kelley
Martha Kelley
Leola Robertson
Neeley
Topeka
William Haskinson
Lem Sturdy
Memorial Hospital
Laura Talley
Baldwin
Cleta Fay Rohertgan
Edith Kelley
Helen Yelvant
Jennie Stevens
Teddy Crady
Local social news from Lone Star area dinners and visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Flory Erma and others hosted and attended dinners and visits through the week. Miss Esther Flory and Miss Cecil Ewing were guests of local families. Dorothy Garbutt visited from Kansas City, while Esther Flary and family hosted and entertained. Victor Soisberg's twenty first birthday celebrated by friends and relatives at a house party.
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Frank Flory
Erma
Austin Fle
Donald Anderson
Cordon Trott
Esther Flory
Porter Arnhore
Dorothy Garbutt
Kansas City
J. W. Garbutt
Cecil Ewing
Tone Anderson
Arthur Davison
Alpha
Ezra
Marvin Davison
Anderson County
Erinn
Eldon Ulrich
Killie
Esther Flary
Lawrence
Austin Flary
Murray Bond
Marjorin Ann
Trish Team Wins Fifth State Team Title in Six Years
A puzzled shopper entered a ladies' specialty shop asking for a care set for his wife. The clerk replied with a cheeky line about a bust worn out, referencing Lehigh Burr in a humorous local item.
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Trish
Lehigh Burr
Answers to Test Questions From Dated Page Fragments
Fragmented OCR shows scattered items: answers labeled to test questions, mentions of names like Charles Revert Saturin and Sultzerland, plus references to Irish poetry, Norwegian or philippine terms, and exotic phrases. Content is garbled and incomplete.
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Wwe
Quean
Charles Revert Saturin
Sultzerland
Nimirismatics
Retta Romporer
Ari
Unclear Crossword Clue Fragments From Daily Puzzle
Puzzle text includes scattered clues and garbled phrases about crossword entries with references to a puzzle solution, a lord’s estate, vehicle, and generic word fragments. It reads like a damaged OCR line, mixing cryptic hints with stray terms and partial definitions, lacking coherent narrative or solvable structure.
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Frank E. Banks
Ieust National Bark
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Laan & Fi
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Franklin Taylor
Petit the Panther
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Arthur Lutz
Am Rete
Arthur N.Y
Fohe Elild
Fed
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Sea Hex and
Baby Bed
Jay- Fiera Gardens
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Jerseyes
Springer Vows
H.W. Love
Columbus Foods Corp
East Lith
Millers Market
Wis
Milford L. Miller
John Deere
Green Bros
Massey-Harris
Wilking
Joby Deere
John Deere-Hoover
Newton Farm Wagon
Wierow
John Deere Nodel
Janhn Deere
Bov
Ace II
Alsa Bor
Hull
Carpenter's
Lawrence Bide
Laan Assa
Mortar Board
Osephing
Dickinson Theater
Mount Oread
Wm. T
Circle NO
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Everrnne
Miller Furniture Co
Geo. Fischer
Pei
Phi
Maine
Ren Moore
Winter Chevrolet Co
Kansas City Livestock
Wansax City
USDA
Straneweicht
Jane SU
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Hay Market
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Ulanr
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Chlcago
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Ella Cinders
Marcell
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Uae
Mrs. Meade
Frigidaire Market Basket
Frigidaire
Frithel Dairy
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Dr. Pepper
Jenny Wren
Zephyr Flour
Cooke's Grocery
Granada Theater
Pine’s Grocery
Pickwick
Hunter Bros
Corn Products Co
Karo
Dunmire Grocery
Folger's
Philco
Radi Hanna
Karl M. Kreider
Eaat
Fritz CO
Vinland and Vicinity
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Winfield
Ehnny Banks
Defendingmien
Bill Cote
Lone Star
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