Seed for Sale in Kansas Territory by Local Grower
Down wheat to combine on the shares. Harry Tullis of Winchester Kansas offers HEGARISE SEED for sale. C. F. Titterington lives 4 miles east of Barker school. Phone 799N5 evenings.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1940
Page
7
Down wheat to combine on the shares. Harry Tullis of Winchester Kansas offers HEGARISE SEED for sale. C. F. Titterington lives 4 miles east of Barker school. Phone 799N5 evenings.
Chicago markets show spring rains easing and a partial recovery in wheat prices after a brief drop. Wheat quotes Fri to Mon ranged with July around 79, September near 80, while corn and oats weakened. Kansas City hogs and cattle saw mixed movement with calves and steers firming and lambs strong. Official livestock receipts and cash grain prices in Kansas City and Chicago are listed, with bids and futures activity noted.
Market bulletins from Kansas City and Chicago detail hay receipts alfalfa and prairie grades with price ranges, potato arrivals and shipments, U S Department figures, and local market prices for eggs butterfat poultry eggs and grain with current receipts and standard quality notes. The reports note various regional prices for U S No 1 and general quality classifications across states and product types.
New York June 24 AP stock traders held a cautious bullish tone amid uncertain European and domestic questions. Gains of fractions were common as limited offerings kept prices steady with U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler General Motors and other leading issues active. Defense spending hopes buoyed the market while inked arms talks and the Republican convention kept sentiment measured.
Local residents share visits, illnesses, and social activities from Lawrence to Ottawa and nearby towns. People called on family members, attended clubs, and hosted dinners while church groups planned homecoming events and missions fundraisers.
The community extends congratulations to Mrs Bert McIntyre who celebrated her 72nd birthday with a large family gathering. Relatives from Topeka and several towns attended a bounteous dinner and a decorative cake made by her granddaughter Miss Louise Belles.
Mrs W O Flory and Mrs Robert Wilson hosted a Sunday evening personal shower at Mrs Wilsons home. Family guests included Mrs John Dunn, Miss Elizabeth, Mrs Howard Longanecker, Mrs Lucy Frantz of Kansas City, Mrs Solon Markley, Mary Katherine, Mrs Alda DeWitt and daughters, Mrs Alda McClure and Shirley DeWitt, Mrs Gottlieb Nieder, Miss Barbara Knott, Mrs Burnett, and the hostesses. A dinner was served at six. Also invited were Mrs John Banks, Mr and Mrs Neal Banks and children. Mr and Mrs Roy Curtis, Conrad and Agnes attended church at Gardner Sunday morning.
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