Market Letter Notes Mixed Kansas City Cattle and Hogs Prices
Kansas City reports strong to higher cattle and hog prices despite variable demand. Cattle receipts around 8,000 with top steer quotes near 12.75, pulp fed and short fed categories mixed. Hogs about 10,000 head with road prices around 15.85 to 16.80 for various weights. Lambs and sheep up 20 to 40 cents, wet fleeces at 16.00, receipts 5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
North Texas
Oklahoma
California
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Missouri
Associated Press
Game Postponed. St Marys at McCook Field Thursday
Kansas University baseball game against St Marys resumes Thursday at McCook Field after rain and practice delays. Poirer pitched in the earlier meeting. he may face the Cath oles again in the postponed contest. Also included is an ad letter praising Feley Kidney Pill for relief from kidney and rheumatic distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Marys
St. Mary's
McCook Field
Kansas
McCarty
Poirer
K. U
A.M. Hunsucker
Roguehitto
Feley
P. Barber & Son
Bear Lake
Tval
Ottpae
Goa
Aggie Meet Friday Aims to Boost Outdoor Track
Dope favors Kansas in annual outdoor meet with Farmers. University team workouts hindered by rain and army service injuries. Indoor meet at Hobingen halted. practice limited. Weather worsens prospects for the Varsity performance. Card of thanks from Washington Derry and families for support during illness and loss. Funeral of Mrs Stimpson held at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Kansas
Kanfe
Tawrene Irisfternoon
Hamilton
Dayhs Uyea McCook
Hobingen Pernasium
Witnds
Army
Agricultural Service
Stimpson
Edwin F. Stimpson
Trinity Episcopal Church
E. A. Edwards
Four Hundred High School Track Men to Compete Saturday
Incoming entries for Lawrence’s annual high school track meet at McCook Field promise a record turnout with about 400 athletes from Kansas schools competing in three divisions by school size. The event, featuring teams from multiple districts, will run Saturday afternoon after morning heats, with logistics coordinated by manager W. O. Hamilton.
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Lawrence
Wo O. Hamilton
McCook Field
Kansas
Chi
H. S
McCook
Sturday
Arlo Putnam
Dolson Beery
John Selig
Ralph Durhind
1. HH. S
Fragmentary Family Notices From Last Week
OCR text lists scattered names and events such as deaths visits illnesses and family mentions. Observed items reference Mr and Mrs and various local surnames with dates like Wednesday and Monday of last week, plus names including Nelson Overbreak Heyl Richrd and others.
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Bown
Orval Pharbers
Nelson
Orel Hinteher
McClinturk
Mlaver ‘Phurberoe
Richland
Howmian Sid Child
Fegerty
John Badshy
Gaines
Predskys
Siberian crown lands opened to state after regime change
Petrograd reports the provisional government seizes crown lands in Siberia from the imperial family. Altai and Nerchinsk provinces, rich in minerals including gold iron and coal, are now state property. The vast tracts, larger than Germany, aim to ease agrarian reform and support economic development postwar.
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Siberian
Petrograd
Siberia
Altai
Nerchinsk
Germany
Kuznetsk
Europe
Cean Emic
Social hour gathers guests at campus Phi Beta house
Mrs Cutter and Mrs Carter of Lawrence join Mrs Cl Weeler of Lenexa and Mrs Hildinger and Mrs Hostetter for a social hour at the Gamma Phi Beta house. The fragment notes attendees from several cities and a campus setting.
Local residents noted across Lawrence Abilene Topeka and Oak city
Social rounds list numerous residents visiting and traveling from Lawrence Kan Abilene Topeka and nearby areas. Names include JO C LeSeur Mrs Gregory Mrs J R Holmes Mrs George Hackman Mrs d B E Hoopes Mrs Carrie Day Mrs Martin and others at Beta Hall Phi Delt House and local hosts. Visitors include Charles Oder from Albuquerque Henry Edwards from New York City Charline Smith to Muscotah and Miss Nelle DeHart in Galena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JO. C. LeSeur
Gregory
J.R. Holmes
George Hackman
D. BE. Hoopes
Carrie Day
Martin
Lawrence
Nowlin
Kansas City
Mattoit
Abilene
Nettles
Topeka
Murphy
Vonderschmidt
Leenworth
Chi
Heath
Ackers
Melvin
G. W. Jones
F. Hl. Benedict
Charles Oder
Albuquerque
N. M
Henry Edwards
New York City
Tanerence
Charline Smith
Muscotah
Kan
A. D. Wilcox
W. OH. Doddvidge
White ‘S
Doddvidge
L. G.dehart
Galena
Nelle DeHart
Kappa House
Lucile Elmore
Fragmentary Classified Ad Mentions Eye Care and Contacts
Fragmentary text references Mrs Te Witte of Kansas City and C Friend with telephones. Mentions J F Brock optometrist offering treatment for tired eyes and fittings for lenses or glasses. Details are incomplete and location unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Friend
Te Witte
Kan City
Hela Pee Patt
J. F. Brock
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Little
Egypt
Junaica
West Indies
William Fay
Baversock
Minette Kellermann
Dr. Orclup
Dick Builing
Kk. UL
Tubber
AGGIE
Rabt
Ridley and Sons
Douglas Fairbanks
Arline Pretty
Adso Pn the News
Fable Williams
THE
Harold D.kwood
Mae Allison
Robt. W. Chimbers
Marguerite Clark
Valentine Girl
Bryant Washburn
Louise Hufe
Paramount
Burton
Holmes Travel Picture
Skinner
Pers
Oak Hal Cemetery
Cement
J. A. Sandifer
Kentucky
Frances Fogerty
Ellis Hall
Aere Alfred Reed
Marguerite Daily
George Simmons
Mable Carrie
Henry dl
Montfoort
Zelma Virgil
Dean Gaines
Fogerty
Fred Badsky
Socerty
Trent
Tyrone
Cluett
Peabody
Vhones
Will
Beadr
Sarpeary
Watferte Defamiits
Parnic
Tvs
EOD
NS Milling Company
S&c
Tess Maltisby
J AL Ww
Lams Lawrence
Kans
Bet
7Th St
NEW Spring Clothing
H. L. Winey & Sons
Patee Theatre
RED Cross
Bowersock
Aie Ltd
Sil WoAle
Prigoss
Lowee Price
Ferot
Varsity
Black Cat
Wolf’s Book Store
Massachusetts Street
J. Meade Shee Mes
Irving Hill Mae Tadesy Glo
G. Clevenger Farmer
SG. R. Shultz
ST. Louis
Round Corner Drug Store
Registrar's Office
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