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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1935
Page
7
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Chicago May 7 AP Wheat and corn futures eased about two cents then trimmed losses as selling pressure eased in the corn pit. Weather and crop conditions were cited as favorable for spring wheat and corn. Open interest showed strong volume with wheat 74.033 million bushels and corn 42.682 million. Kansas City markets followed with livestock and grain quotes, while produce and potatoes also posted daily figures.
Market notes describe cattle prices with steers and heifers steadier to mixed, lambs rising, and dense commodity activity. A Wall Street summary reports oil, grains, and bonds weakening amid mixed stock activity and speculation on rail and transportation regulation, with several major firms showing minor gains or losses.
Colorado Springs reporter notes a renewed hope as Dr J W Lytton of Colorado Springs encounters his bride from 1900 in Cripple Creek detail shows their 35 year separation after the Galveston hurricane. He learned she survived the disaster but she did not recognize him at first.
Protection of young garden plants from high winds is advised. Use two shingles stuck in the ground on the windward side, plant supporters, heavy cardboard or wood lanterns with a 12 inch pane of glass, or commercial and homemade paper plant protectors to shield fragile growth.
After Dr Lytton recalled incidents only they knew Mrs Lytton fainted upon recognizing the man as her missing husband. The couple had lived in neighboring Cripple Creek houses for six weeks without meeting, while she believed him dead after failing to hear from him. She had left Galveston for Tennessee years earlier.
A scrambled grid of clues and answers for a crossword puzzle including hints like Take supper, Contend, Clink, Bronze in the sun, and many others. The page lists numerous garbled entries and partial phrases, typical of an old newspaper puzzle page with mixed letters and incomplete phrases.
A Kansas weather forecast predicts continued cool and dry conditions with extensive cloud cover. Drought-threatened western areas may face another dust storm as corn development slows while wheat and pastures benefit slightly. highs expected 65 to 70, lows 40 to 58 across the state.
The Lawrence post office returns to normal operations as the chain letter fad fades. Stamp sales stay brisk while inbound and outbound mail return to typical levels. Topeka reports a hectic weekend with the send-a-dime trend still popular there. Nearby relics and an archeological find at Metz, France, include a silver coin with Marc Antony and a lion statue.
Mr and Mrs Will Postma and Florence Laurie and Richard spent Sunday at Abe Flory home. Charles and Lloyd Shuck sheared sheep for Oscar Shuck Friday afternoon. Mrs Charles Shuck Darrell and Mrs Lloyd Shuck Eva and Warren spent the afternoon with Mrs Shuck. Miss Florence Postma helped Mrs Daniel Beeghley with house cleaning this week. Mrs Davit Kesler of Lawrence.
In a district court proceeding yesterday two individuals were admitted as new citizens of the United States. Prof Henry Werner of the University of Kansas faculty and Bill Pappas a Lawrence restaurant operator were examined by Commissioner Michael McCaul and Judge Hugh Means. McCaul praised the outcomes. Werner hails from England and Pappas from Greece.
This week spent with Mr and Mrs Frank Deay and Edith Charles and Lloyd Shuck. They hosted Charles Cummings on Tuesday and Mr and Mrs Charlie Brohammer visited Saturday evening. Darrell Eva and Warren Shuck are on the sick list this week.
Fragmented OCR shows a list of test question answers and partial clues. Includes phrases about banks and claims, a crucifixion cross inscription, and scattered names such as Shakespeare and Fawkes, with garbled text and missing context.
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