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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
9
A fragmented market summary shows cattle and grain prices fluctuating with some gains in fat cattle and lambs while corn and oats prices edged higher. Industrial equities drifted with General concerns and several stocks retreating, aided by weak evidence of sustained demand and mixed expectations for the near term.
The Pioneer Club invites boys ages youths to enroll. Information emphasizes home life, business, and community activities, urging teen participation and mentioning Foxsthe and Moll's in the context of local offerings.
A fragmented OCR snippet references a weekly financial figure, an increase of 42 dollars, and mentions a school context with Pune and house banks. Details are unclear due to missing text.
An alumni election fragment lists Phillip Elliott as first vicepresident and Blair as second vice president. A Miss Glemamborn appears as another candidate, but the text is garbled and lacks clear positions or full names.
Secretary treasurer John E Cust retires as president acts as toastmaster Talks at the banquet featured H Lindley CW Sperker Mrs Lindley and others The Kansas City alumni association created a 500 scholarship fund and this year they share the proceeds with district historical contest winner Gatlin Ellsworth and readings by Miss Gila Adams with a flute solo by Mrs Streeter Blair.
UW dormitory residents unite to create a scholarship fund, pooling efforts and resources to support students in need. The initiative aims to broaden access and reinforce campus community through collective giving and outreach.
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