Campaign Shares Selling Fast For Landon Knox Ticket
Chicago dispatch reports campaign treasurer Charles B. Goodspeed cites rapid sales of dollar certificates or Republican shares as the Landon Knox ticket gains momentum after Cleveland. Daily sales climbed from 700 to 2,500, boosting the war chest near 260000 dollars ahead of the national capital move to Chicago. John Hamilton arrives to take national chairmanship and oversee headquarters as coordinators set up regional offices and organize volunteers nationwide.
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Chicago
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Charles B. Goodspeed
Cleveland
Goodspeed
Pepe
Landonox
Midwest
Washington
John Hamilton
New York
Hamilton
Harrison E. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Arthur M. Curtis
Springfield
Charleton McVeagh
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
Massachusetts
Natalie Couch
J. Kenneth Bradley
Bridgeport
Young Republicans
S Glenn Saxon
Salvi to Give University of Kansas Harp Recital Next Week
Alberto Salvi world renowned harpist, praised as Kreisler of the harp, will perform at KU next Wednesday at 8 p.m. The concert, organized by the University concert course, features a four member string quartet for ensembles. Summer session students and camp attendees can attend with activity tickets. faculty receive complimentary tickets via the School of Fine Arts office.
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Alberto Salvi
University of Kansas
D. M. Swarthout
Salvi
Kreisler
School of Fine Arts
Arkansas City Beers Targeted Despite Acquittal
Arkansas City police vow continued action against six per cent beer and strong ale after a Winfield district court acquitted O L Nichols in a state case testing six per cent. City Attorney Tom Pringle said Nichols still faces an appeal from a separate police court conviction. Ministers back a proposed half percent alcohol limit while opposing a licensing measure.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Winfield
O. L. Nichols
Tom Pringle
Nichols
Kansas
Supreme Court
State Printer Files W C Austin Seeks Another Term
W C Austin filed with the secretary of state as a Republican candidate for state printer. He argues his administration has run Kansas printing efficiently, citing a two year spending of $232,999.11 ending 1935 versus $333,616.77 the prior two years, a saving of over $100,000 despite extra sessions and new tax department costs. He envisions the office as a business position and hopes voter approval to manage the state’s printing for another term.
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W. C. Austin
Secretary of State
Business Administration of
Kansas
Austin
Wheat Harvest Near Halfway Mark in Oklahoma Fields
Enid Oklahoma June 18 field reports show combines and binders near halfway through harvesting the 1936 Oklahoma wheat crop. Yields range 18 to 25 bushels per acre with total production seen around 2,000,000 bushels, about three million above government estimates. Protein content is high, Miller says, the best in years.
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Enid
Okla
Oklahoma
Potato crop to double last year's yield in Kaw Valley
Topeka reports 1,785,000 bushels of Kaw Valley potatoes on 10,500 acres, double last year's 866,000 and below the 1928-32 five year average. Yield forecast holds 98 percent crop condition but calls for more moisture as heat slows progress. Nearby states show drought and lower per acre yields, with 26,284,000 bushels forecast for early commercial states.
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Topeka
Drouth
Seaboard
North Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
Emma Anderson attends funeral and dinner guests in Lawrence
Mrs Emma Anderson of Clinton Belvoir was a dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Jude Anderson in Lawrence Tuesday. She attended the morning funeral of John Dunn and the afternoon service for Mrs Bert Sanders. Neighbors extend sympathy to Mrs Emma Cummings and family on the death of daughter and sister Mrs Mattie Daneen of Reedly Cabif.
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Daneen
Frank Bidinger
Mollie Gibbs
Frank Stanwix
Reno
Harvey Barton
Harold Herschel
Harold Ward
Smith
Sterling, Kan
Ebon Anderson
Edith
Jack
Doris
Topeka
Faye
Roy Harrell
Emma Anderson
Jude Anderson
Lawrence
John Dunn
Bert Sanders
Emma Cummings
Mattie Daneen
Reedly
Cabif
Market News: Corn Leads Gains on Drier Belt and Strong Demand
Chicago June 18 (AP) corn futures rose as moisture scarcity across the corn belt and strong shipping demand boosted prices, with December corn hitting new seasonal highs while wheat remained uneven. Open interest showed wheat at 28,245,100 bushels and corn at 20,506,000. Kansas City hogs and cattle traded higher on solid demand, with hogs near 10.20 and cattle steady to higher, aided by light supply and active buying. Sheep markets showed steady spring lambs and various price ranges across stockers and feeders.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Texas
Wall Street Opens Higher on Optimistic Business News
The Day In Wall Street reports stocks moving up on improving business, with gains across several sectors and about 850,000 shares traded. Chemical and industrials led, while U S Steel and General Motors eased slightly. Bonds steadied as French and Italian loans remained favored.
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Wall Street
New York
Altho
Santa Fe
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Southern Pacific
Schenley
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Standard Oils
New Jersey
California
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
Sperry
Liggett and Myers
Notice of Appointment and Sheriff’s Sale Foreclosure
Notices hereby given that on June ith day of 1936 the Probate Court of Douglas County Kansas appointed and qualified Melvin Melvin as Executor of the estate of John Willis Dunn. Also notice of a Sheriff’s Sale of land under foreclosure for the Almna Building and Loan Association against Delta 2 Corporation Charlie Shuster A Wood Trustee. Sale set for July 20 1998 at 2 pm at the front door of the Court House Lawrence Kansas. Estate actions involve a judgment of 48232.24 with 10 percent interest and costs.
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Lawrence Dalely Journal-World
A. D
Probete Court
Douglas County
Kansas
John Willis Dunn
Cate Castrentes National Pack of
Wrence
Melvin
District Court
Douglas Coun~il
State of Kansas
Almna Building and Loan Association
Corporation
A. Wood
State of
Township
West Hills
Lawrence
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