Palmyra delegation seeks Ottawa connecting county road
A Palmyra township delegation appeared before county commissioners to urge a new county road linking with Ottawa from the Franklin county line along the Old Santa Fe Trail. The commissioners took the matter under advisement and may view the proposed routes at the next monthly session. The group favored a two mile west path from the Pleasant Grove highway intersection toward Ottawa and suggested additional south routes near the trail as alternatives.
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Palmyra
Ottawa
Franklin County
Pleasant Grove
Divorce Suit Attracts Crowd In Twin Mound District
A divorce case brought by George L. Simmons against Gertrude Simmons drew many neighbors to district court this morning. The suit claims gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, with Mrs. Simmons contesting, alleging lack of support. Evidence included allegations of misconduct and property issues as the trial proceeds this afternoon.
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Hugh Means
George
L. Sim‘mons
Gertrude 'Simmons
Twin Mound
Pela
Postmaster salaries adjusted. several towns upgraded
Washington reports the annual readjustment of postmasters salaries takes effect July 1. Fifty-nine second class offices are advanced to first class and 236 third class offices to second class. Abi line, Kansas, and Concordia, Kansas, are among the towns upgraded to first class.
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Washington
Abilene
Kansas
Concordia
Centennial Celebration Planned for Osage Treaty Site
Council Grove plans a statewide August 1925 centennial festival marking the 1825 Osage treaty under the Council Oak. A local historical society formed with Mrs. Lalla Ma Sey Brigham as president will preserve relics and pioneer history as Council Grove recalls its founding in 1825 and early exploration and Santa Fe Trail connections.
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Council Grove
Kan
Washington
United States
John Quincy Adams
Independence
Kansas
New Mexico
Lalla Ma Sey Brigham
Seth. M. Hays
Coronado
Norris Couvity
Neosho
la Lande
Denounces Labor Rule in Britain By Communists
Salford June 21 The Communist party of Britain denounces the present labor setup at a meeting passing strong resolutions. One proposed by T Bell of Glasgow condemns the Royal and Labor Government for allying with capitalists exploiter. Bell says Labor leaders are reactionaries and betray the working class, abandoning the ladder to bourgeoisie upon reaching office. Ratified Child Labor Amendment Arkansas votes to ratify the federal amendment joining Senate approval. Chamber of Commerce to hold monthly board meeting Monday night. Haskell Band to perform Sunday on Indian school campus at 6 15 PM public invited.
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England
Associated Press
Communist Party of Britain
T. Bell
Glasgow
King George
Bell
Labor Party
Bourgeoiis
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Senate
House
Ito
Haskell
Eit
Wheat Market Down on Rain Delays and Mixed Signals
Wheat prices fell amid rain in the spring belt and mild Minnesota prospects with near-ideal outlooks for rust and blight. Substantial rallys and downdrafts occurred as harvest delays in the southwest and weather influenced demand. Corn rose on tight farm receipts, while oats followed with gains. provisions remained quiet but steady. Kansas City livestock markets also reported.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Livestock Market Report Chicago and Wall Street Brief
The week shows fed steers uneven with declines 25c. grassers and stockers down 15 25c. top yearlings around 10 10. Prices list ranges for fed steers 7.75 9.50, grassers 4.50 6.00, yearlings 6.15 8.28, beef cows 3.50 6.00. Hogs mostly steady to 5c lower. packer tops 7.25, slaughter averages 7.00 7.20. sows 6.35 6.50. Sheep and lambs down 1.00 2.00. Texas wethers 6.75, Idaho lambs 10.25 10.60. Wall Street notes copper shares revive after lagging, pushing some copper stocks to new peaks in today’s active field.
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Avera
Best
Idaho
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wall Street
New York
Market Summary Shows Oil Demand and Street Store Strength
The report notes solid demand for oils and a strong close on the day. Kresge department stores Jewel Tea Schulte Stores and Associated dry goods rise to new year highs amid broad gains in retail names. Grain futures show July wheat at 1.04 1/2 to 1.06 2/8 with corn and oats advancing modestly. fats and meats also quoted with firm bids.
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Jewel Tea
Schulte
Ste
Kansas City Hay Market Report June 28 Prices
Kansas City hay market lists varying classes and prices for Timothy and Alfalfa. Quotes show No 1 through No 3 grades with ranges from 6.50 to 22.00 for different cuttings and moisture categories and standard waste bids, reflecting broad market activity in late June.
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Kansas City
Hay Market
Hay
Kansas City Grain Receipts and Prices June 28
Kansas City wheat receipts total 142 cars with prices mostly 2 cents lower. No 2 dark hard 1.15 to 1.29, No 8 dark hard 1.14 to 1.28, No 2 hard 1.07 to 1.28, No 3 hard 1.06 to 1.27, No 2 red LOD to 1.12, No 3 red 1.08 to 1.41. Corn 1 to 4 cents lower. No 2 white 98 to 99, No 8 white 97 to 98. No 2 yellow 97, No 3 yellow 96 to 97, No 2 mixed 95 to 96, No 3 mixed 94 to 95 1-2. Oats nominally le lower. No 2 white 56, No 3 white 54 to 55. Rye 77, barley 72 to 75, kaffir 1.55, mile maize 1.68 to 1.70.
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Kansas City
Cash Grain
Kansas City Produce Report Unearths Small Egg and Poultry Shifts
Kansas City report dated June 28 notes eggs steady with a firsts count at 25 and selects at 31. Butter prices rise at creamery from 43 to 44, with higher packing. Poultry remains unchanged as roosters sit at 205 and broilers adjust from 35 to 28.
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Kansas City
Lightning Strikes Varnum Home on Missouri Street
Varnum residence at 717 Missouri street was struck by lightning during the storm Wednesday morning. A few shingles were torn off. The occupants did not know it had been struck until after daylight. Fireworks of all kinds at Walter Pine's Market.
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Walter
Varnum
Missouri Street
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