Market News Wheat Gains on Fresh Buying Surge
May 26 AP report notes wheat prices rallying amid fresh buying and renewed market strength in New York trading. Prices for corn and rye fluctuated while oats showed small gains and a broad market upturn lifted several industrials after a period of weakness.
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Olive Tablets Offer Gentle, Effective Relief
Dr Edwards spent years among patients with digestive and bowel complaints and promotes Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable compound with olive oil. Take one or two nightly for a week to feel better and look improved. Available 15c and 20c.
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Edwards
Local Farm Bureau Meeting and Community Visits Noted
Lawrence residents attended a Farm Bureau gathering in Lawrence at the Chamber of Commerce. Community members including Mrs. Will Curtis, Mrs. Eldon Ulrich, Esther Flory, and many others were seen visiting, calling, or dining at local homes and businesses across the week, with multiple social calls in Lawrence and surrounding areas.
Goitre Vanishes After Home Treatment Report
A St Louis area banker claims a home remedy cured his goitre after eight hours and weeks of relief. The article promotes a doctor and a drugstore in a round corner location as sources, urging readers to publish the solution and seek treatment locally.
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St. Louis County
Whitman Family Visit and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Ed Whitman and sons Gilbert and Walter spent Sunday at the John North home in Lawrence. Eliza Bond called at the Will Curtis home Thursday morning. Eber Meiskers hauled hogs to Lawrence Thursday. Mr and Mrs Eldon Ulrich called at the Austin Flory home Sunday evening. Mrs Chesley Ward and daughter Florine and Will Curtis called on Mrs Marvin Bond Tuesday afternoon. Austin Flory and son Frank were Lawrence visitors Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Mart Flory and children Vera Vena Martin Jr and Arlene and Miss Iva Maton called at the Russel Harrel home Sunday afternoon. Will Curtis and son Roy sawed wood for John Banks Saturday afternoon and Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Charlie Sanders were Lawrence visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs George Tuttle and sons Everett and Harold of Walnut Grove spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Low Childs and Jimmie. Mr and Mrs Eldon Ulrich spent Sunday with Mrs Lillie Ulrich. Winston McNees helped Will Curtis and Roy saw down trees for sawmills Tuesday. Mrs Henry Thietscee called on Mrs Lon Childs Wednesday evening. Will Jahnson called at the Ch Miller home Monday. Roy Curtis spent Sunday evening at the Austin Flory home. Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Nieder spent Sunday evening with Mr and W C Flory and sons Gerald and Vernon of Lawrence. Sither Flory called on Mrs Ids Wednesday morning.
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Will Curtis
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Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Eldon Ulrich
Austin, Flory
Raymond Sanders
Sertious
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Marion Childs
Otto Barton
Alaw Bond
Nit Curtis
Esther Flory
Gottlieb Nieder
John Gilber
Lillie Ulrich
August Diets
Austin Flory
Len Childs
Tnian
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Arthur Fiory
Doe Hoover
Robert Flory
Willi Curis
Ray
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Lion
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Dudley
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Ulrich
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Walnut Grove
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John Smith
Eurne
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She Curtis
Telitha Newton
Ed Whitman
Gilbert
Walter
John North
Eliza’ Bond
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Chesley Ward
Florine
Marvin Bond
Frank
Mart Flory
Vera
Vena
Martin Jr
Arlene
Iva Maton
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Roy
John Banks
Charlie Sanders
George Tuttle
Everett
Harold
Low Childs
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Will
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Henry Thietscee
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First Wool Harvest of Year Should Be Under Way
Manhattan report says the first wool harvest of the year should be under way by mid April announced by C G Riling extension animal husbandman of Kansas State Agri Belarel College. He notes wool is not velvet and the season aims to cover feeding costs and annual flock expenses with lamb prices helping receipts.
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Manhattan
C. G. Riling
Kansas State Agri- Belarel College
Diapepsin Ends Stomach Misery and Indigestion
Ad features Diapepsin claims to instantly end sour stomach gas indigestion and stomach distress. Advertises doctor guarantees a quick correction of digestion and stomach trouble for a few cents.
Sheep farming in Kansas boosts profits and soil health
Mr. Eling notes a second breeding flock of 5 to 100 ewes on 160 acres yields high returns with low risk. Sheep provide cash balance and soil building benefits. The farm breeding flock is slated to arrive in May or June as diversification grows in Kansas agriculture.
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Kansas
Eling
Lamb fattening forecasts hint at steady gains this spring
An extension specialist suggests lambs will be sufficiently fattened by July with good conditions allowing about three quarters of a pound daily gain through spring. February and March lambs should reach about seventy pounds for June marketing, though adverse summer conditions favor selling earlier.
Fragmentary Notice Mentions Secure Financial Returns
Brief OCR fragment references a slogan secure the greatest financial returns with vague terms Raster Egg Dye in 4 colors Rat in’s Drug 1101 Mass Adv indicating an advertising or promotional line with unclear context.
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