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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1943
Page
7
Plants for boxes and beds including petunias verbenas geraniums lantanas and foliage. Also canna bulbs and vegetable plants offered by Myers Greenhouse. Phone 312 435 Mich.
Help wanted notices from Rankin Drug, Lawrence National Bank, and Real Bros. Market seek applicants in person or via mail or phone. A two story T room house in Lecompton with 22 lots and 14 acres alfalfa plus utilities, outbuildings, and fruit trees is offered for $1,800 cash, with Box A-32, Journal-World inquiry.
Classified ad section lists real estate for sale with 10 room houses near university, 13 room house with baths, and a cafe. Also rental offers, a cook needed for elderly woman, storage cabinets, furniture wanted, trailer paint, job listings for bus boys and a mowing task, plus livestock market data and futures. Immediate possession and monthly payments noted.
Markets at a glance report stocks higher with utilities leading. Wheat and corn swing. hogs active but lower. cattle and sheep mostly steady to weak. Kansas City cash grain records mixed prices across wheat and corn amid thin trading.
Total U S shipments reach 431 with 64 arrivals and 54 on track as new stock remains light. Demand is good while old stock remains light. market appears confused amid limited supplies and varied stock status.
Market report from Kansas City on May 10 shows egg and poultry prices with entries for eggs hens and broilers, butter and butterfat, turkeys, geese, and hogs. Grain values for wheat corn oats and other commodities are listed with price per unit.
In New York on May 10, utilities in the low-priced class rose to near 3 year highs with blocks of 1000 to 20000 shares while rails and some industrials fell. First hour volume reached 803000 shares, transfers about 2500000, bonds steady and rails drew bids.
Rep Frank Carlson of Concordia leaves Topeka for Washington bearing recommendations on meat control. He plans to push livestock price adjustments to shield beef producers from losses and to revise slaughter rules to prevent shortages like the Salina threat last week. Carlson cites stockmen who say cattle cannot survive next winter under present conditions.
President Frank Mahack of the United Retailers Poultry Association warns St Louis may lack poultry next week unless OPA price ceilings rise. Arkansas poultrymen ship to Wichita and Tulsa, with Arkansas selling to Kansas and Oklahoma at two cents a pound above St Louis payment, reducing local supply.
London on May 10 broadcast messages from Queen Wilhelmina Prince Bernhard and Premier Gerbrand amid a Netherlands observance. The queen urged continuous loyalty and sacrifice while predicting liberty and justice, Bernhard pledged unwavering victory, and Gerbrand spoke of a growing resistance and plans for a liberation army in the Dutch East Indies after Holland’s liberation.
A December report states Clinton H. Jackson of Newton San died in a fall from an army bomber operating from the Glasgow Montana air field. The field disclosed the incident Saturday.
Washington reports the agriculture department cautions hog producers to curb 1948 fall pig crop plans due to expected feed shortages. Officials say prospects of scarce feed influence farming decisions.
Douglas County rationing board last week approved five new gasoline applications to support victory gardens. The board also raised existing supplemental rations for motorists to cover gardening needs. applicants must list total driving requirements, with A book holders limited to 300 miles monthly including gardening use.
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