Bid notices sought for school repairs and coal supply
Sealed bids to the Lawrence Kansas Board of Education are invited for equipment, building materials, labor for repairs on school buildings and coal for 1941 42. Bids due July 3 1941 at 5 pm with specifications obtainable from the Education Clerk. The board may reject any bid and all bidders must follow forms and specs.
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Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Board of Education
Lawrence
Kansas
Clerk of the
City of
State of
Eight Kansas farms put up for auction near Leavenworth
An auction in Tonganoxie and Easton area features eight farms within 45 miles of Kansas City valued as a collective investment of 160 000 dollars. Listings include dairy grain and pasture properties with Grade A dairy barns, numerous improvements, and wheat land. Sales occur June 26 and 27 at Royal Theater and St Lawrence Hall with 25 down payment option and 5 percent finance terms.
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Middle-West
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Tonganoxie
Royal Theater
Fonganoxie
Kan
McNulty Farm
State Lake
Denholm Farm
N. Tonganoxie
Franklin
W. Morgan Farm
Choice
N. Jarbalo
Mason Farm
Mttle Farm
Stranger Creek
N. Jarbale
Faulkner
E. Tonganoxie
Beltz Farm
Lespedera
Lansing
Brichton Mine
Lawrence Hall
Easton
Blodgett
Mi. E
W. T. Hines
N.W
Langley Road
S. A
Leavenworth Savings & Trust Co
Leavenworth Savings & Trust Company
Kansas
Shopen Realty Auction CO
Grand
Fidelity -Bidg
City
Market News From Chicago And Kansas City June 20
Market outlook firm as soybeans, lard, cottonseed oil lift grains. Wheat deliveries above a dollar. old crop soybeans at a seasonal high of 1.34 a bushel. Kansas City hogs, cattle, and sheep show varied gains and steady to higher prices amid active demand.
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Chicago
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
U.S.C.A
New York
New Orleans
Boston
Chicago Potato Market Report June 20
Potatoes arrivals 126 on track 4]4 total U S shipments 775 California long white U S No 1 2 30 40 Alabama Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 2 00 40 Oklahoma cobblers good quality 1 75 old stock Idaho Russet Bur banks U S No 0
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Chicago
U.S.C.A
U.S
California
Alabama Bliss Triumphs
Oklahoma Cobblers
Idaho
Kansas City Produce Market Report June 20
AP market notes from Kansas City list egg receipts at 2514 and 2644 current. Poultry prices include hens under 4 pounds 12 cents and over 4 pounds 16 cents, roosters 6 to 8, springs 13 to 16, geese 7, ducks 8 to 10, tom turkeys 12 to 15, hen turkeys 14 to 16. Butterfat No 135 and No 232. creamery butter local. grain wheat at 2 and corn 66 cents. Hog price noted at 10.00.
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Kansas City
Ats
Springs
Government Bonds Close in New York Trade
U S government bonds closed with Treasury 4s at 111.22 and 38s at 112.20 as of June 20 in New York trading.
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Government
New York
U.S
Treasury
Wall Street Downgrades as Weekend Looms
In New York the market mostly declined as investors refrained ahead of a long weekend. Transfers ran about 400000 shares while most sectors slipped with few gainers. Prominent drags included U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors American Telephone Westinghouse and others. Cotton rose 55 to 65 cents a bale.
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New York
Lst
Congress
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
General Motors
American Telephone
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
American Can
Anaconda
Douglas
War may be long as German threat to Russia grows
Washington senators said Germany's pressure on Russia could extend World War II, boost Nazi access to raw materials, and raise the odds of U.S. involvement. Pepper Norris George Van Nuys noted that continued German activity near Russia might prolong the conflict and tempt America to enter the war.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Pepper
D-Fla
Great Britain
Norris
Ind.-Neb
van Nuys
America
Taft notes Germans settling into long war risk to U.S. involvement
Senator Taft says Germany appears to be preparing for a prolonged conflict. He argues the longer the war lasts the greater the chance the United States will become involved, while emphasizing the need to secure supplies from Russia.
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Russia
Taft
Ohio
Scouts Day Camp Highlights Food Fun and Campsites
Girl Scout day camp in Clinton park hosts 88 girls with an average daily attendance of 60. Activities include archery swimming dramatics and handicrafts for ages 10 to 14 plus overnight trips to a river cabin and a Long Star camp. Camp leadership and unit heads are listed.
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Clinton Park
Lawrence
Long Star
H. W. Keene
I. W. Hartley
A. Woestemeyer
J. A. Dunham
Ray Bates
Margaret Kreider
J. M. Osma
Nana Mae Hartley
Mary Frances Fitzpatrick
McKinley
Alice Ann Jones
Marjorie Trembly
Storrs
Norman Edmonds
Mary Wiley
C. FE. Tefft
M. N. Penny
No Ghost Town in Childersburg as Defense Boom Surges
Childersburg Alabama experiences a 2000 percent population surge from 515 to about 10 000 since January 1. Mayor W D Wilson says there will be no ghost town after the defense plant arrives and the town plans for a postwar future with permanent housing water and roads to handle growth.
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Childersburg
Ala
W. D. Wilson
East Alabama
War Department
Wilson
U S C To Get 1918 Sum Edna Kansas
Edna Kansas workers collect a 367 25 total old World War I United Service Organizations donation held since 1919 at Edna First National Bank. Reuse approved by state bank commissioner for present contributions as town U S O quota was 85. The note adds copper mine production figures from census bureau.
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Edna
Kan
United Service Organizations
Edna First National Bank
United Organization
U.S.O
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Chas
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R.L
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University
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Maine
Joureee
Journal-World
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R. I
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Glenn Moody
St. Ph
Lawrence Building and Loan Association
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Coe’s
Elec
Lyman
Elec. Refrig
Univ. 916
Cail
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New Hampshire St
N. H
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Dick Tracy
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Gaspar
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BY V. T. Hamk
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D. C
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Moody
Journal- World
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ABC
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Carl Sneegas
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Cante del
Robert Black
Tennessee
Denver
Colo
Joe Beaty
Glenn Botts
Hayden Motor Service
Harold Pobjoy
Bertha Reed
Pobjoy
DR. Co. J. Alexander
U.S. Army
Susie Martin
Delaware St
Hunter Bros
St. Phone
DERBY
Derby Grain Co
Country Club
Roy Oatman
N. 7Th St
Albert Pine
W. C. Arnold, Baldwin
Jack Fritzel
Jersey
Irvin Greer
Baldwin
Hostetter Haw. Co
Wellsville
Kaw
Dick Wise
West 23Rd
J. I. Case Co
Lawrence Iron Works
Farmall 20
New
Jessie Sutton
Route 4
Clinton
Dempster
Otto Dreher
23Rd and
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McCormick
W. T. Bleakley, Sr
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Walt Nieder
Cadwell Hatchery
Learnard
Business Exchange
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Eee
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Pinckney School
Stevenson Agency
Turner’s
N.H
Ernst Hdwe
John Stoebener
West Worden
Jon Hiway
Worden
Dorothy Fritzel
Journal-World Office
Ben Wallace
Eudora Wallace
Eudora
N.E
Weaverbottom
Davenport
Call Clark
Art E. Stoner
West Hills Parkway
T. J. Cox
Stock, Co. Pwd
B.L
H. L. Sutherland
Leavenworth County
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al Chem & Dye
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Cerro de Pasco
Chrysler Corp
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Con Oj
General E
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Penney JC
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U Unit
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Scouts
Mae Arbaugh
Boston Bloomer Girls
Independence
Bloomer Girls
United States
Canada
Cuba
Iamond
Hunsingers
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Winter Chevrolet Co
U.S.C
Census Bureau
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Hanna
Darnell
Pickens Machine Works
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Jimmie Moore
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