Market reports from Kansas City and Chicago
The AP Market Report shows Kansas City receipts around 10,000 cattle with a strong tone and higher prices for prime fed steers and dressed beef. Hog receipts near 4,000 with steady demand. Chicago quotes similar ranges for cattle and hogs, with firm markets and mixed grain futures. Wheat and corn futures moved unevenly with May wheat near 1.14 7-8 and corn around 76. May oats steady to higher, while hogs and cattle posted cautious gains.
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Associated Press
Kansas
City
Butime Techeoinesy
Chicago
Reeves
Barney Moore Released for Liquor Sale Arrested Again
Barney Moore, recently freed from the city jail, resumed work and lived quietly until around 11 PM Saturday when officers arrested him for selling liquor. Two buyers were seen, evidence said to be conclusive. He was arraigned with preliminary hearing set for Thursday at 9 AM. Also noted was the funeral of J M Turner conducted by Lawrence Masons with services at the Masonic temple and burial in Oak Hall cemetery.
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Barney Moore
Barney
Amouns
Moore
J. M. Turner
J.M. Turner
Masonic Temple
Lawrence Masons
O. C. Brown
Oak Hall Cemetery
Farmer questions butter price at Kaw Valley Creamery
In a rural notice a farmer argues against selling butter at 25 cents a pound, noting 35 cents cash for butter fat at Kaw Valley Creamery. Aug Pierson's Handmade cigars priced at 5 cents. Washington events mention President Wilson’s return from the weekend trip to the White House. He is expected to confer with Colonel House who arrived from Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaw Valley
House Washington
Wilson
Potomac
White House
Eangevess
E. AL. House
Europe
Mary Pickford in Poor Little Peppina at Bowersock
Lawrence high school hosted Edwardsville in a basketball game Friday night with Lawrence prevailing 24 to nothing. The crowd hoped for a tougher test but the turnover and defense limited Edwardsville’s chances. Admission details referenced a May showing of a film with Mary Pickford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Edwardsville
Baldwin
First Ward Republican Caucus Tonight at City Hall
A caucus of First Ward Republicans will be held tomorrow evening in the council chamber at City Hall. Members are urged to attend and participate in party procedures and local leadership selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
Corncil
City Hall
Charge of wife desertion leads to hearing in court
Troy Ferguson was brought back from Larned by Sheriff Cuhminegs to answer a charge of wife and child desertion. He was arrested at Larned and previously faced the same charge without prosecution. He was arraigned before Judge Clark with a preliminary hearing set for Thursday at 2. Dr Hayne has moved his office to the Perkins building.
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Troy Ferguson
Larned
Cuhminegs
Ferguson
Clark
School Board Meeting and Local Notices
The board of education will hold its regular monthly meeting in the manual building to discuss routine business. Hess Bros. Meat Market has installed a new Ford car for delivery and can serve all parts of the city. Mrs. Harry Lander and guest Mrs. C Crader of Boise, Idaho, went to Kansas City for a day trip. See Brighten up your home and new spring papers at L Le Phillips. Sid Mass.
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Board of Education
Hess Bros. Meat Market
Harry Lander
C. Crader
Boise
Idaho
Kansas City
L. le ’Phillips
Sid Mass
Notable Endorsements for Lawrence Water Plant Purchase
A diverse group of professionals including scientists educators engineers medical leaders and city officials from Lawrence Kansas and beyond cite a broad spectrum of expert opinion supporting the purchase of the water plant. Names mentioned include Dr E J Crumbine Prof W C Head Prof C A Haskins Frank Strong C Young C H Talbot Jesse Shaw Mayor Green W J Francised and many others across health engineering municipal and educational sectors.
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Lawrence
J. Crumbine
State ‘Board
Healhh
K. TU. School of Medicine
Utilities Commission
W.c.head
C. A. Haskins
Frank ‘Strong
Caress
C. Young
C. H. Talbot
Kansas League of “Municipalities
Bhick . & Veateh
Wynkoop ‘Ki
Mervin T. Sadler
University School of Medicine
L. E. Sayre
University School of Pharmacy
E. J. Blairs
Abert Cruzon
H. §. Gardner
G. Ws. Jones
Ih. T. Jones
J. 3. Kenner
William Hershey
Tomece Telephone System
W. “March
Merchants Latin Bank
D.C
Watkins National Bank
Yargett
First Methodist
C. C. Brown
First Baptist
Thomas Barley
Students Recital at Fraser Hall Fin Arts Pupils Showcased Talent
University School of Fine Arts pupils present a Wednesday evening recital in Fraser Hall featuring ensembles and solos. Performers include Zolero Moszkowski Mary Linn Arlene Wilson Helen Jenkins Helen Dawson Doris Roebke Leta Ellison Lois Libbey Charles Sturtevant Helen Dawson Edgar Hopkinson Mary Linn Ednal Hopkins Mary Jarvis and others with works by Chopin Rubensstein Handel and Braga among others.
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University ‘Fine “Arts
Fraser
School of Fine ‘Arts
Fraser Hall
Maren
Zolero
Moszkowski
Mary Linn
Arlene’ Wilson
Helen Jenkins
Helen Dawson
Pinsuit
Orlo St. Holmes
Guilant
Doris Roebke
Villanelle
del Acqua
Leta Ellison
Chopin
Lois
Libbey
Handel
Charles Sturtevant
Skilton
Edgar Hopkinsi
Nocal
Rick
Rubenstein
Arlene Wilson
Ensemble
Braga
Ednal Hopkins
Mary ‘Linn
Raspberry Ice From Juiced Fruit Try It At Wiedemann's
A short advertisement promotes raspberry ice made from raspberry juice and invites customers to try it at Wiedemann's shop, highlighting the fruit based recipe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiedemann's
Wiedemann’s
Rev E S Stucker Coming to Lead Gospel Meetings
The First Baptist church begins its evangelistic season with a two weeks meeting starting March 19 led by Rev. E S Stucker of Ottawa. He previously preached here in 1912 and was well received, prompting a return. He is currently in Effingham, Illinois, en route to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
E. 8. Stucker
Ottawa
Stucker
Erseport
Emery Family Thanks for Kind Help After Mrs. Sophia Emery
The Emery family extends sincere thanks to friends for their assistance and sympathy during the sickness and death of Mrs. Sophia Emery. A fruit salad days event is announced for Friday and Saturday at Wiedemann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Emery
Emery
At. Wiedemann’s
City Assessors Met Discussed Points of Information
The City deputy assessors met Saturday evening in the office of County Assessor Herman Brocker. Instructions were given and points in the assessing laws discussed. The equity assessor urged courteous treatment and that the work be done with haste and accuracy while reminding residents deputies are human.
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Herman Brocker
Diploma Examinations Schedule Announced for County Schools
The county superintendent releases times for rural and town diploma exams. Rural schools hold tests on April 1 and 8, while town schools in the county schedule May 5 and 6. Instructions for the exams are prepared by the state superintendent. We Can Repair Fords advertises Ford parts on hand, C. W. Smith Ford Agent, 946 Main Street.
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Ry Hawley
C. W. Smith
Ford
Death of W. R. Brown in Kansas City services held
William T. Brown brother of Mrs Alfred Whitman and Miss Sara A Brown, longtime residents now of Las Molines California, died Saturday evening at his daughter's home in Kansas City Missouri. The body was brought home by noon train and funeral services were at the cemetery with the Unitarian church officiant. Also ad for strained honey at Dunmire's offering 4 for 15 cents, 25 cent packages, and 5 pound tins.
Small Pox Reports and Quarantine Notice
Health officers received reports of small pox and quarantines were imposed on a local family. Three cases were recorded last month, with details tied to 333 Michigan Street and residents Skinner and kin. An unrelated local ad references pineapple ties and tire prices at Wiedemann’s and Ed Klein’s store on Mass Avenue.
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Michigan
Gage
Arthur
Skinner
Consul General Arnold Dies in Lisbon Hospital
American diplomat and consul general at Cairo and Beirut, Arnold, died yesterday in a Lisbon hospital. Advices from the American consul there reported the death but did not reveal the cause.
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Washington,Mar
i—Olney
Arnold
Cairo
Bev
Lisbon
Portugal
Lonsul
Largest and finest lines of new wallpaper in the city
L. L. Phil lips announces mass market display of new wall papers with wide selection and premier finishes across the city showroom.
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City
L. L. Phillips
S14
Mass
DL. L. Phillips
Rate Increase Across Newsprint Freight Approved
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved higher freight rates for newsprint from New England and northern New York to western points and east of the Mississippi. A rate of 20 cents per hundred pounds was deemed reasonable. In Police Court Frank Wilson paid 9.50 for being drunk. A jay driver used the alias Joe Doe and paid a 1 fine while another John Doe, said to have slipped from the water wagon, was fined 7.50.
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Washington D.C
New England
New York
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank Wilson
Jay
Joe Doe
John Doe
McKeever to Lecture Wednesday at St Luke's Church
W A McKeever will lecture Wednesday evening at St Luke's Methodist Church. The lecture will begin at 8 o'clock. The public is invited to attend the lecture.
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St.’ Luke's Wrost
W. A. McKeever
St. Lukes Methodist
Ehurch
Lawrence High to Host Debaters in Armament Question
Lawrence high school will hold a debate in Fraser Hall at 8 pm on the topic Resolved That the United States should immediately increase its armament. Affirmative team members are Cooper MacMurray Galen Gorrill and Clark McCulloch. Negative team members are Lawrence Lamb Lo Fink and Erwings Stum. Judges are Professor Hill Prof Marc tles and Prof Carl Becker. Admission is free.
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Lawrence _ at Suvoraay
Fraser Hall
United States
Lawrence High School
Cooper MacMurray
Galen Gorrill
Clark McCulloch
Law
Rence Lamb
Lo Fink
Ewirgs ‘Stum
Professor Hill
AW Marc Tles
Carl
Becker
Eno
Sion
George Lowman Takes Position at Round Corner Drug Store
George Lowman, after fourteen years at Dick Brothers drug store, has accepted a post at Round Corner drug store and will begin work there in a few days. He is known for competence and accommodating service as a drug clerk.
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George Lowman
Dick Brothers
Round Corner
Dick Brothers Store
Lowman
Mary Pickford at the Bawersor Tonight
Mary Pickford appears at the Bawersor tonight with showings noted as Poor little Peppina. Admission 10 cents. First show at 7:45, second at 9:15. Local ad promotes the largest line of new wallpapers in the city and a dessert offering of chocolate whipped cream and crackers.
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Bawersor A
Peppina
Adinigsic
Shaw
Oko
Volleyball Tournament Nears With Lawrence Topeka Teams
A community volleyball tournament set for March 16 will feature a Lawrence team and a Topeka team plus a group from the YMS C.A. A second match arrangement lists Matt Jelene as a participant with teams to include a 50 year old enthusiasts squad from Topeka meeting a Lawrence side.
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Lawrence
Topeka
Marth
Matt Jelene
Agovenat Iin
Ofsa
YMS C. A
Toyoka
Tedir
Oni Lawrence
Quartet Will Sing at Haskell Y. Dakari Session
The Haskell Y. Dakari will furnish music as boys attend a weekly meeting tomorrow night at 6:14. Supper will be served and the regular study course will follow. Mr and Mrs Phal Tyley returned to Clingon Mo after visiting Mire and Mass S. W. Atkinson.
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Haskell
Phal ‘Tyley
Clingon Mo
Mire
Mass
S. W. Atkinson
Bowersock Tonight Show Admission 10 Cents
At the Bowersock tonight a burlesque or film event titled Poor Little Peppinae screens with admission ten cents. The program lists a 7:45 start and a second show at 9:15.
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Our Republic
Stagg
Plain , Weh
Boyles
Massachusetts Street
Central Motor
Massachusetts St
Jaedicke
Klein Bell Phone
Pierson
Horlick
Mary Pickford
L. le Phillips
McNish
S ‘Handnade
Eligar
Piers So
New Wall
TL. L. Phillips
E. S. Stucker
Baptist Church
Niagara Falls, N.Y
Wiedémann’s
le Ta Phillips
W. R. Brown
Dunmire’s
Ed Klein
I Iedemann
Tennessee Street
St. Bell
Thoronehbred Een
Leghorn Exes
Bell
a _ J. Gibbs
Orie Mart
Linn Realty
Orpington
F. H. Leonhard
Louisiana
Son
W. A. Colman
Call Bell
Thornton
St. Or Bet
AE R
Jel
Squires
Bowersock
Peppinae
Douglas, Co, Bldg. & Loan Association
Massachusetts
Foonye
Hess
East Ninth Street
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