Judge Norcross Calls For National Liquor Solution
Reno Feb 27 Aled Press former Nevada supreme court chief justice Frank H Norcross urged Congress to convene a national constitutional convention to amend the eighteenth amendment. He proposed replacing it with a provision empowering Congress to prohibit or regulate liquor imports manufacture and sale, arguing state control fails and a national approach is needed. He favored a system resembling Canada and said only a constitutional convention called by states could solve the issue, not Congress.
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German plans shift to gliders and low powered planes
Germany coins plans around gliders after peace treaty limits high powered aircraft. The government offers large rewards for successful flights as a Junker low power plane soars above Mt Zupnitz, the highest peak in Germany.
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Worden and neighbors update on Ottawa area activity
Worden and Walter Harbour couple tour Ottawa while Centropic visitor Hayden Turner drops by Guy Deskins. Martha Davison stays at Tom Gilliland’s. kitchen help at Elem. Harris moves to John Schwalm farm. Local visits, cattle work, wood hauling, and family news fill a busy week.
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Walter Harbour
Ottawa
Hayden Turner
Centropic
Guy ‘Deskins
Martha Davison
Tom Gilliland
Schwalm
Elem
Harris
John Schwalm
Helen Schwartz
Ivan Schwartz
Charlie Michael
Guy Deskins
Earl Wineinger
Lawrence
Mr. Lynch
Mr. Wineinger
Charlie Kirchner
Earl
Mr. Davison
Andrew
Johnnie Ben
Albert Hornberger
Newland Brothers
Jordon
Bert Sutton
Clara Brubaker
Roy Clary
Baldwin
John Lyons
Telephone Board
Leona Rappard
Henry Rappard
Milton Warner
Kansas City
J. G. Jessee
Will Schwartz
Will Hornberger
Fred Haas, Sr
Henry Vanread
Stella
Charles Michael
Pomona
Joe Leaf
Hill
Wideinsaul
Charlotte
Bill
Buckner
L.A. Flora
Bill Deskins
Worden
Johnnie Elm
Floyd Curtis
Lawrence Y S
Opening session of landscape gardening institute
About twenty people attended the opening session at the Liberty Memorial building. The lecture covered the scope and history of landscape architecture with charts shown. Tonight director Husted will lecture on principles of landscape architecture with sessions from 7:86 to 9 o'clock in the Missie room.
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Liberty’ Memorial
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Why Stay Fat You Can Reduce
The ad promotes Marmnetn Prescription Tablets claiming they let people lose weight without diet or exercise. It touts ease, safety, and low cost at one dollar per box, directing readers to mail order from a Detroit address.
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General Motors
Chicago Wheat and Farm Market Movements Reported
Unfavorable crop reports from Kansas and Nebraska boosted wheat prices in early Chicago trading March 3 with May and July contracts rising before slight reversals. Texan and Oklahoma drought notices and Indian drought notes supported gains while corn and oats followed due to lower farm stock estimates and feed demand. Livestock in Kansas City and Chicago showed mixed yet firmer tendencies across cattle hogs and sheep with higher packer bids and lighter weights pulling the market. The Day in Wall Street notes pre inauguration optimism driving broader equity activity amid commodity shifts.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Oklahoma
India
Record Wheat Prices Hit New Highs Amid Strong Trade
Trial averages climbed to new highs on heavier volume as profits and short selling occurred at intervals. Total sales reached about 1.85 million shares with Kansas City Hay Market showing firm bids and modest gains across grades. Chicago and Kansas City futures quoted mixed on Wheat and Corn with May and July contracts at various levels.
Kansas City Produce and Grain Prices March Report
Kansas City market notes show fresh price shifts across produce and cash grains. Potatoes gain 10 to 15 cents, Red River oats rise to 1.50-1.60, butter fat up one cent. poultry steadies with hens 20 cents, roosters 14, springs 28, broilers 30. Wheat receipts 75 cars mix. No 2 dark hard 1.88-2.05, No 3 dark 1.87-2.04, No 2 red 1.98-2.03, No 3 red 1.94-1.96. Corn mostly steady to higher. No 2 white 1.22-1.22, No 3 white 1.1644-1.19, No 2 yellow 1.23-1.24, No 3 yellow 1.20-1.22, No 2 mixed 1.20-1.21, No 8 mixed 1.16-1.1844. Oats unchanged. No 2 white 56-57, No 3 white 55-57. Rye 1.50-1.51, barley 94-97, kaffir 1.82-1.84, mile maize 2.08-2.10.
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Red River
Government Bonds Market Update from New York
Government bond prices listed for Liberty ponds and U S Treasuries with varying maturities shown for March 3 trading. Notable quotes include first four 1-4s at 101.15, second four 1-4s at 100.23, third four 1-4s at 101.6, fourth four 1-4s at 101.20, and U S Treasury ds at 100.24 and U S 4 14s at 104.22. Neo appears as stray text.
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Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Theodore Maness
Eudora CO reports Mr and Mrs Theodore Maness east of Hesper welcomed a baby boy. The notice mentions relatives C C Gerstenberg Violet and Carrol and that Miss Tilla Thoreu and Charles Thoreu received a telegram from Boulder Colorado about Warren Green being killed in an auto accident.
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Hesper
C. C. Gerstenberger
Violet
Carrol
Martin Abels
Tilla
Charles Thoreu
Boulder
Colo
Warren Green
Warren
Eudora area social notes recall Reed funeral and kin
The Eudora region recalls the Ames Reed funeral at the Eudora church. Relatives and neighbors from Lawrence, Kansas City, and surrounding farms feature in visits and health updates. Numerous named locals attend gatherings, travels, and farm work while others move residences or tend illnesses.
Family dinner honors various relatives at area homes
A family dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Martin Abels with Mrs Emma Maul, Mr and Mrs Pred Moll and Miss Marie Moll of Eudora, Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith and daughter La Von of Kansas City Mo, and Mr and Mrs Ed Keyes Evelyn and Arthur of Kansas City Mo among the attendees.
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Ed Green
Lawrence
Deay
Rascoe
Reed
Douglas County
Kansas’ City
Wyona
Lelia
John Selzer
Wanda Gerstenberger
Belleview School
Homer Carl Altenbernd
Carl Altenbernd
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Topeka
Theodore Thoren
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Kansas City
Clyde Smith
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Martin Abels
Martha
Lewis Kurtz
Dorothy
Charles
L. M.holmes
Anna Mary Miller
Carrolton
G. EB. Dimick
Edd Forsythe
Alma Joy
Leslie Kindred
Marie Ambler
L. M. Holmes
Gene Dimick
John McKinney
Virginia
Gladys Shirk
Ed_ Forsythe
Nellie McTaggart
Eudora City
Eudora Township
Lelia Alsop
Henry Thoren
Roy
Kurtz
Norma
Dr. Watson
Hesper
John Orr
Wellsville
Tilla Thoren
Fred Whaley
Brednett, Kans
Belleview
A. J. Smith
Alvin Bond
John Smith
Kansas ‘City
Alvin"Gabriel
Doris Dean
Ernest Milburn
Gus Gabriel
Emma Maul
Pred. Moll
Marie Moll
Ed Keyes
Evelyn
Arthur
Skinny man needs cod liver oil to gain weight
A dated advertising pitch urges readers to give Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets from McCoy Laboratories to men women and children. Claims include adding five pounds in 30 days and 15 pounds in six weeks with a refund if unsatisfied. Sold at local drug stores and pharmacies.
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New York
Mc- Coy
City Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Store
Rankin’s Drug Store
Darken Hair with Sage and Sulphur Compound Ad
An old time remedy suggests sage tea with sulphur to darken gray hair but warns manual prep is troublesome. Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a ready solution claimed to darken hair evenly by morning and improve gloss and softness with successive applications.
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