Upturn in Prices as Weather Impacts Board of Trade
Prices on the Chicago Board of Trade rose after opening due to unsettled weather forecasts for the grain belt. Corn and oats led gains with futures hitting new season highs, while wheat showed strong demand from abroad. Livestock was active with hogs and cattle firm to higher amid cautious buying. Kansas City and Texas grain and livestock trends mirrored the rise in grains.
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Market and bond activity in Chicago and Kansas City
Trading across agricultural futures and commodities shows wheat corn lard ribs and bellies in Chicago and Kansas City with July and Sept prices. Liberty bonds prices in New York edged up while Wall Street surged with a broad rally and heavy volume around 1.1 million shares traded.
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Auction in Wieringen Sheds Light on Princely Relics
In Amsterdam on June 21 the public auction of Frederick William of Hohenzollern belongings drew bids from small traders and antiquarians. A piano left by the ex-crown prince fetched two hundred florins, while a stove and linen chest sold for less than 100 florins each. The state originally received the items, then ceded them to the Wieringen community.
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Own Your Own Home in Mississippi District Listings
Real estate notice listing multiple houses with 10 to 18 rooms, hot air heat, fine woods, built in features, porches, garages, basements, and lawns. Details include 709 Olio, 1703 Louisiana, 1225 Ghio, 1200 Tennessee, 1606 Tennessee, 1780 Tennessee, 908 West Seth, and Barker's rooms. Proximity to K U. Terms and terms offered.
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Platform Fight Delays Floor Debate At Convention
A lengthy platform discussion bogs down work as editors parse and revise proposals. Debates focus on controversial planks including the league of nations and klan topics. Officials expect only limited action tonight with many subjects to be settled tomorrow.
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Deaths and Funerals William F Holloway
William F Holloway son of Mr and Mrs J Q Holloway will be laid to rest at the family home 520 Ohio Street Friday at 2 30 pm Rev Paul B Lawson to officiate private services RitThe Original Dye at Rankins Drug Store 1101 Mass
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William Ir. Holloway
J. Q. Holloway
Ohio Street
Paul B. Lawson
Rankin’s Drug Store
Mass
Baldwin protests costs in Parliament funding plea
London June 26 Associated Press former Premier Stanley Baldwin warned that financial demands on parliamentary candidates and MPs are too heavy. He said he spent more than 14000 in elections over the past three years and noted many men are poorer since the war. He urged restraint on fundraising pressures.
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London
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William Stout of McLouth remembered in obituary
William Stout born May 20 1886 in Donington Lincolnshire died June 17 1924 at home in McLouth Kansas aged 88 years 18 days Funeral notices recount his many roles as farmer banker and community member He married Sarah Ann in 1861 and later Alice Mary Steeper and had five children from first marriage and one daughter with second wife He helped organize the Bank of McLouth serving as vice president then president until his death a lifelong Christian.
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United States
Leavenworth
Kansas
Stout
Alice Mary
Jefferson County
McLouth
Bank of McLouth
Stout Family Memorial Recalls United Brethren Faithful Member
Devoted church member and treasurer of the United Brethren in McLouth Kansas, Stout was praised for his peaceable conduct and love of music. He leaves wife Alice M., son William T., daughters Annie M. Steeper Gertrude M. Stout and Alberta M. Bradford, ten grandchildren and seven great grandchildren, with one son Arthur T. Stout and daughter Edith M. Stout predeceasing him. Funeral service held June 19 at the United Brethren church with Rev. W Beasley and Rev. F. M. Testerman. interment in McLouth cemetery.
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Alice M. Stout
Melouth
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William T. Stout
Lawrence
Annie M
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Alberta M. Bradford
McLouth
Arthur T. Stout
Spokane
Washington
Edith M. Stout
United Brethren Church
W.beasley
F. M. Testerman
Metta Legler Junkin
Frank Schaeffer
Jesus
McLouth Cemetery
Memorial corporation treasurer to speak at Mayetta picnic
Elliott of the Memorial corporation at the University will speak at the Jackson county Masonic picnic in Mayetta on July Fourth at the Indian fair grounds. His topic will be Our Children. J M Boyd, ex Lawrence police chief, was fined 58.40 for using a license plate on a Nash sedan and failing to obtain a new license number after a Chandler car.
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Mayetta Yuly Fourth
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Lawrence
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Boyd
John Clark
New Treatment For Varicose Veins and Ulcers
An old advertise style note touts Emerald Oil as a cure for swollen veins and ulcers. It claims two ounces cures bursts and swelling, with nightly and morning applications until normal. The oil is presented as hospital-used, concentrated, long lasting, and capable of reducing goitre when used regularly.
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