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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1935
Page
7
Classifieds note Bulls two purebred Shorthorns light roan and red roan yearlings with contact, saddle horses for sale near Lecompton and other listings. Market news covers Chicago grain and hog prices, wheat futures activity, cattle and sheep quotes, and potato market updates with regional price movements and supply signals.
A description urges readers to visit the shop to hear the Mason instrument, praising its tonal beauty and fine construction. The note emphasizes the quality and appeal of the instrument for potential buyers.
The report covers Kansas City and Chicago grain quotes with wheat and corn prices, butterfat levels, poultry prices, and a May grain close. It notes government bond standings in New York and aWall Street session with a broad sell off and profit taking. It mentions Columbia Pictures earnings and a 25 cent dividend from Peoples Drug amid market activity.
A batch of neighborhood social notes records visits among the Kindreds of Weaver Valley and Mrs. Stites in Topeka, with extended family from Holly Colorado and Lawrence. Several families including Schoenhoefer, Breghtine, Caviness, and Warmker are mentioned along with the Fall Leaf Eighth Grade class passing the county exam and Linwood exercises.
The Flower Club schedules its annual Memorial service at Clinton Cemetery on May 30 at 2 PM with Rev Slaughter as principal speaker and Col Koenig representing the American Legion. The group aims for a strong program and urges all interested to attend.
Fall leaf notices record multiple farmhouse moves with Diebert family relocating to Linwood and Kruger family leaving Jack Schwisher place for Mr. Shirk’s farm. Pennington of Lawrence expands sheds and installs two bullera for peas. Spinach soon ready for canning with pears to follow harvest. Charles Vitt and daughter visited Mrs. Vitt’s mother for Sunday.
Derman hostesses to the Missionary society Thursday afternoon at the former home. Mrs Halderman presided in absence of officers. A song opened the meeting and scripture from Matthew read. Seven members answered roll call. New programs distributed. Mrs Kennison led lesson for Mrs Emma Anderson. Discussion on Mexico’s religious condition and a war article challenged Christians. Refreshments served with help from Mrs Barton and Mrs Herschel. Mother’s Day observed at the Presbyterian church with a special program and sermons by Rev Ward. Teachers for Sunday school named for coming year.
The U S soil erosion service asked Nowata Oklahoma to submit sites for a camp to house hundreds of workers on the proposed 285000 dollar Double Creek watershed erosion project.
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