Harvest financing seen strong for tenth district
The June 15 1921 report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City notes $76.85 million in loans, a 53 percent drop from November 1920, with over $50 billion in undistributed lending power for 1921 harvests and crop movement. The harvest season is underway with winter wheat projected at 215 to 235 million bushels and improving livestock, mining, and mercantile sectors amid high activity in building. Local notes mention residents traveling to Ottawa and Princeton for business and schooling, graduates from rural schools, and continued harvest labor arrangements.
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Barker Church Hool House Event and Local Visit Notes
Barker church was held at the Barker hool house Sunday afternoon June 19. Families and friends from Topeka Lawrence and nearby towns visited and dined with local residents. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Bigsby, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Harrison, Miss Doroty Beurman, and dozens of neighbors sharing meals, lawn parties, and social chats.
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Lee Colman
Eek
Ambrose Igsby
R. I. Jones
Sors
Roy Ahd Iyde
Topeka
Fternoon
C. A. Richards
Julius Beurman
Doroty
Harrison
Longfellow
Firs
Ege
Celia‘ Watt
Pisie Perelbon
Ervine Tarr
Ham
G. Westcott
Edward Seetin
George Howell
Frank Coles
Vici, Oklahom
J. M. Harrison
Inold’ Ransdell
Lawrence
C A. Richards
Sunny Side day exercises and local visits in KNOWLEDGE HILL
A parade of community events fills KNOWLEDGE HILL as Mrs Herbert Biuchmiller and Dorothy attend children’s day at Sunny Side. Various families from Lawrene, Kansas City and Clifford join visits, farm purchases, and a reading club at Mrs Will Deberrys. Residents invite neighbors to Sunday school and share weekend gatherings with kin and friends.
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Dorothy
Sunny Side
Mae Armstrong
Lawreed
Theodore
Ralph’ Culman
Freed Grauberger
Freddie
Johnnie
George Grauberger
Oscar
Charlie Grauberett
Kansas City
Fred Grau
John Thompson
Cox Farm
Emma W
Hamy Urs. White
Harrry White
Euroley
Tobn Thompton
Clifford
Ufay
Thar
Cox
Will Deberrys
Jesse NeCattert
Homer Weeks
Florice
Erle Stowe
Cilé May Hiry
Ie Grauberger
Seid Ev
Guy Mathes
Evelyn
Mary Katheryin
Roy
Nelson
Mitsiby
Wrist
Ford
Octave
Solon
Otha Réed
Anna ‘Skeet
T Hayold
Janice Wood
Will Holey
Miss Nord Van Tries Returns Home From Visit
Miss Nord Van Tries returned home Saturday after a week with her sister Mrs Willie Boyd. Mr Fred Lambert of Princeton Oil Co. who handled oil interests here for a few days returned to Princeton Mo. Miss Elsie Dersham is enjoying her vacation on the farm with her parents. Sam Howard, home from Topeka, has been assisting.
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Wesleyield
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Cavender
Henn Howard
Lester
Kath
Mary Mackey
Ottawa
Harley Lambert
Princeton
Lambert
Nord van Tries
Willie Boyd
Fred Lambert
Princeton Oil Co
Elsie Dersham
Sam Howard
Topeka
Kansas City Stock Yards Market Summary June 27
Livestock prices fell across cattle hogs and especially lambs with heavy Chicago runs triggering a broad market slump. Hogs declined to 8.50 top with most sales 8.25 to 8.45. receipts to 15 cents down. Beef cattle opened weak and ended with 10 to 15 cent declines. cows vealers and shelf stock moved lower. Lambs mostly shed and priced to 10.25. horses and mules quiet. Rural carriers move to basement for space at Lawrence post office.
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Radio Course Graduate Earns Top Examination Score
Otto Ellis, long time radio supply officer in Hawaii, completed the course with the highest score in the examination. He achieved a 92 grade, the best result among all participants, surpassing the nearest competitor by a bicycle length in a light, humorous note.
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Hawaii
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