Chicago and Kansas City Grain and Livestock Roundup
Chicago and Kansas City markets show mixed movement with grains little changed on the board of trade amid favorable northwest weather and unsettled south, while hogs and cattle see price shifts. Kansas City cash grain and hay markets edge higher on solid demand, with oats, barley and rye showing modest gains and many classes remaining tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
AH Grains
Board of Trade
Rome
Kansas City
Market notes mix eggs butter and bonds seeds
Eggs show no change with firsts 28 and seconds 23 while butterfat holds at 30 with a premium for extra quality 3c. Poultry prices vary with heavies at 25c and broilers and roosters listed. bonds close with US issues mixed in New York June 24. Wall Street recaps show cautious trading but a strong close as rail shares rise and tobacco and oil issues advance. Local social notes follow with numerous visits, dinners, and gatherings around Bethel and Ottawa communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Uprd
United Cigar Stores
Andairs
Marland and
General Petroleum
Case
Local residents visit neighbors and attend society events
Ottawa area residents visit Baldwin and Jewell county homes. Charley Gilliland and Pete Gilliland hosts and drives, Mrs. Anna Johanning and family travel by car, piano dealer delivers instrument. Women Missionary Society meets at Worden Evangelical church with devotional, letters from missionaries read, ice cream and cake served. Many names and places appear: Gibson, Gilliland, Johanning, Kring, Pohl, Haas, Flory, Elda Nadene Marji, Baldwin, Ottawa, Jewell county, Mexico program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Gibson
Amelia
Raymond
Will Schwartz
Erma
Dorothy
Dan Johanning
Anna Johanning
Vane Kring
Harry Story
L. W. Haas
Iva
Mabel
Herman Hohl
Yom Miller
Henry Pohl
Orville
Ralph
Ottawa
Charley Browning
Roy
Harry Plery
Ernest Poht
Baldwin
Pete Gilliland
Pawnee
Okla
Tom Gilliland
Elda
Nadene
Mari
Charley Gilliland
Glenna
Montgomery
Jewell County
Roberts
Kansas City
Women Missionary Society of the
Worden Evangelical Church
Herman Pohl
Oscar Heinen
Weininger
Mexico
Henry Boehle
Orville Elin
John Schwalin
Henry Pippert
Lila
Florence
Marie
Tand
Old Folks Need a Mild Laxative
An old fashioned plea urges seniors to aid bowel function with Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The ad touts gentle, daily use to prevent headaches dizziness and stomach issues, claiming the syrup is harmless and pleasant. A 60 cent bottle is advertised at drugstores.
Sunday Socials Across Kansas Towns
Lawrence residents hosted and visited relatives and friends in towns including Wellsville Topeka Tonganoxie and Lawrence itself. Many couples and families shared dinners picnics and casual calls over the weekend with numerous local names appearing in attendance.
Local Social Notes from Weekend Visits and Guests
Mr. and Mrs. James Houk and daughter visited Leavenworth Sunday while Mrs. Fred Heck, Irvi, joined. Leslie Erwin of Lawrence stayed with John Weibel and Mrs. Emma Allen. Bert Erwin attended Sunday dinner. Pirotte home hosted Hunsberger Ruth and Evelyn Garvin. Charles Spray Mary Louise visited Mrs. Adams. Will Charlton, Mrs. Roberts and Abe Levy spent Thursday evening with B D Shaw. Nottingham family plus Lane members traveled to Emporia to see Emma and Mary at summer school. Creal Krager of Kansas City spent weekend with Edwin Schowengerdt. Russell Shaw dined with E D Shaw. Will Shultz visited Bruckmiller Thursday. Fred Laptad home welcomed Symes of Topeka and Frances Vestal of Whittier at Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Pirotte
Kansas City
Rob. Weibel
Hert Bruckmiller
Dorothy
fred.Lewis
Bob Sphar
Marion
C.A. Jones
Mr. Jones
Tonganoxie
Guy. Hunsinger
Lawrence Sundaly
Lyons
Kan
Margaret Pirotte
Goldie Slusser
Ranwaka
Elmer Ousdahl
John Connor
Milo Wood
Elgar Smith
Myr
Otis Smith
Fred Ousdahl
Sam Moore
Pirotte
H. Bruckmiller
Lawrence
Edward Bruckmille
Frank Walters
Elmer Weibel
Hammig
Emil Heck
Carl Altenbern
Eudora
Fred Heck
James Houk
Irvi
Leavenworth
Leslie Erwin
John Weibel
Emma Allen
Bert Erwin
Hunsberger
Ruth
Evelyn Garvin
Charles Spray
Mary Louise
Adams
Will Charlton
Roberts
Abe Levy
B. D. Shaw
Nottingham
Jonathan
Almarin
O.d. Lane
Emporia
Emma
Mary
Creal Krager
Kansas
Local social notes from Kansas gatherings and visits
Calif residents and local families are listed with weekend visits and hospital news. People such as Mrs Vermyha Loren Hansen Phil Commons Marguerite Jalvis Année Jane Hick and Jeanette Houk visit relatives. others travel to Topeka Leavenworth and Lawrence for events. Robert Richardson returns home after Mangas City operation. Jonathan Nottingham attends orchestra practice in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calif
VermyHa
Loren Hansen
Phil Commons
Marguerlite
Jalvis
Annéjane "Hick
Rosedale Hospital
Jeanette Houk
Sunday Visits Across Lawrence Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Chester Tom spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Ergin of Lawrence. Alfred Hecks called at the Wengerdt home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ousdahil and Mrs Mead shurst called at the Petrie Smith and Ward homes Thursday. Mr and Mrs Elgar Smith and their children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Toms
Howard Ergin
Lawrence
Alfred Hecks
Scho- Wengerdt
Ousdahil
Mrrs
Mead
Shurst
the Petrie Smith, Land Ward
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Palfornia
Carlings
Chis” Livestock
Dent
Texas
Chake Colorado
Dune
Hay Market
Kansas C
U. S
U.S
Ben Hammond Vandson
Ark of Baldwin
Sant Ferle
End’ Avan Enslow
Kathrin Vance
Lela
Flora Griffith
Hugo Sehott
Fenton
Roy Vance
Chas. Simshons
Myrtle
Thomas
Coursen
Overbrook
Mai
Ben Hoffman
Charles Crawford
Walter
Dale
Jim Jones
Alva; Easton
Oklahoma
Sant
Owens. Co
Walter Maine
Joseph Banks
R Vance
Ernie Tutcher
Marian Center Hall
Henry Rappard’s
Excelsior
Pepsin
W. 8. Caldwell
Hoadley
Henry Pohh
Eunice
Wellsville
Midland
May Dast
Bradfield Regulator Co
Dept
Atlanta
Goitre
Syracuse
Putyam
Sorbet” Cn
Meshaniéshore
Round Corner
da Go
Mass
Ahy
Delco-Light Company
General Motors
Shimmons. Bros
Lawrence, Hans
Shimmons Bros
St. Lawrence
Altayr
Wards Flower'Store
the Merchant of Happiness
Chas. Long
Carter
Tire and Battery Co
Williamstown
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