Wheat and livestock markets show firm gains amid mixed reports
Chicago and Kansas City price activity reflects higher wheat values driven by strong Liverpool demand and dampened by late North Dakota rains. Cattle and hog markets in Chicago and Kansas City show mixed to higher tones with varied weights and steers remaining solid, while reports from South Dakota warn of poorer spring wheat prospects due to moisture shortages. Local notes include Topeka visitors and community notices amid routine farm data and a Danish writer’s commentary on marriage and divorce premiums.
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Darthwest
South Dakota
Chicago
North Dakota
Hoth
Canadian Line
Liverpool
Kansas City
Dept. of Av
South Texas
Novel colored plaster decorates new K U auditorium
Interior walls of the University auditorium will feature an innovative colored plaster finish. State Architect Charles D. Cuthbert specified the plaster, applied by contractor Mont Green of Manhattan. The hsand-float finish enhances acoustics by absorbing sound rather than reflecting it. About 17 tons of factory-mixed plaster with mineral color will be used, supplied by Logan-Moore Lumber from United States Gypsum’s Fort Dodge mill. Tonga pool opens May 29.
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Charles D. Cuthbert
Mont. J’green
Manhattan
Logan- Moore Lumber Company
Fort Dodge
Iowa
United States Gypsum Company
Pool opening scheduled for May 20 at Tonganoxie
Workmen have prepared the Tonganoxie pool for the season with a grand opening set for Saturday May 20. The pool seats both children and adults and last summer hosted visiting Lawrence swimmers. Local residents expect continued attendance this summer while many community members visited and assisted during the past weeks.
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Tonganoxie
Lawrence
Etee Washington Creek
Mound District Graduates and Community News
Kansas City cattlemen visited Reno seeking cattle to buy while the Mound district readies four graduates Alberta Bradley Anna Catarcon Ruth Farris and Glenn Coff Miss Stella Carr and Opie Jeunson of Lawrence wed in Lawrence Tuesday by Probate Judge Menner. Families in Tonganoxie Perry and Lawrence attend events from barn builds to piano lessons and a large community picnic at W G Simons Cedars house with 80 plus attendees from the Journal World staff to a suburbon contributors day.
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Kansas City
Mound District
Alberta Bradley
Anna Catarcon
Ruth Farris
Glenn Coff
Stella Carr
Tongatoxie
Opie Jeunson
Lawrence
Menner
Leonard Stanwix
Stanwix
Anna McGarry
Roberts
Ildréd
Tonganoxie
Will Pierce
Peter McNulty
South O'Dea
Gladys Hemphill
Stella May
Blanche Phenick
Fred Kahn
Charles Hallenbeck
Eudora
Jéan MecKone
Stark Nursery
Burbank
Robert Graham
John Davidson
Tom Osborn
John Osborn
McLouth
Thing Club
Sam Kelsall
Eleanor McKone
Abe
Jean ‘McKone
O Y
W.H. McKoone
Famiy
A. McKone
Maurice Phimmer
D. L. McNerney
Perry
H. G. Skeets
Lacy Phenicie
Urban Hess
Miss Robinson
Lacy
Urban
John Todd
Tonganosie
H. A. Hallenebeck
Claude Hallenbeck
Theigh
Glee and
Tonganonie
Katheen Kelsall
Miss Hurley
Maskell
Tonganoxie High
Martin Coyne
Doyle
Mound Community Club
Catholic Ladies’ Club
Laning
Ihal
Tonganome
F. A. McRill
Alta Rice
Nellie Viets
Reno
Harry White
Mary K. Barnhart
Margaret Kelsall
Jarbalo
Alfrieda Hess
Bowersock
Associated Press
Twin Mount Ladies Aid Meeting Notes and Attendance
The Ladies Aid Society met May 14 with Mrs. Fogerty. attendees included Mexs. George Sullivan, Mrs. Elmer Thurber, Mrs. Jake Montfoort, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Henry Montfoort, Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Philip Heyland, Gams of Richland, and Sarah Gibler. Visitors were Doris and Lila Harding, Adelia Montfoort, Evelyn Heyl, Caila Thurber, and Georgeatta Sullivan. They plan to meet with Mrs. Jake Montfoort on June 10. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thurber and children visited Lawrence Spring. Dewett Blocher hauled corn to Overbrook Tuesday for Will Heyt and others. Bert Fogerty and family attended a party hosted by W. C. Simons, publisher of the Lawrence Daily Journal-World.
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Ladies Aid Society
Fogerty
Mexs
George Sullivan
Elmer Thurber
Jake _ Montfoort
Wilson
Henry Montfoort
Simmons
Philip Heyland
Gamnes of
Richland
Sarah Gibler
Doris
Lila Harding
Adelia Montfoort
Evelyn Heyl
Caila Thurber
Georgeatta Sullivan
Jake Montfoort
Glad 10 Spread Good News From Cleveland to Detroit
Cleveland resident Mrs Helen Kowalczylick reports regained health after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She praises improved strength and sleep and shares her positive letter to the Pinkham Company. Detroit reader Mrs Grace Gillem also endorses the medicine after using it shown in an ad in the Detroit News.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Helen M. Kowalczylick
Pinkham
Detroit
Michigan
Detroit News
Grace Gillem
Lester
Washburn Avenue
Dandruff Cure Promised in Simple Home Rinse
A short display advert promises relief from dandruff and hair loss by using a 15 cent bottle of Dand me from any drug store. It instructs to pour a little in the hand and rub into the scalp, claiming that after a few applications all dandruff disappears and hair stops coming out.
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Ary Grug
Community Social Evening at Isen and Simons Home
Reported social gathering last Thursday included a film show That's My Baby and a tour of printing departments. A 5 o'clock supper was served at the Isen Simons home with guests. John Sullivan visited Topeka Sunday. Mrs Montfoort and family planned a few days with her parents. Mrs Wilson aided with room papering on Wednesday. Mr Montfoort and wife also traveled to Topeka to buy baby chickens. Miss Nina Schlink, last term school teacher, called on friends.
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Dee Kennedy
Richland
Florence Benander
Lawrence
Florence Reese
Herbert, Surcher
Wakarusa
Roy ‘Kennedy
Nina Anderson
Florence
Adda Benander
Joe Kupper
Kupper
John Jordan
Emma Kennedy
Dewey’ Benander
Topeka
Richard
Wallace Kennedy
Francis
Edgar Connolé
Avith Harry Kennedy
John Benander
Adda
Cris
Benander
Frank Benander
Agnes Benander
Isa McKenzie
Lawrence ‘Kupper
Mike
E. R. Hilbert
Wm. Wulfkuhle
Stull
Esther Benander
Levening
Russel Hilbert
Richard Kennedy
Edgar Connole
Hampton Humphrey
Earl Hall
Big Springs
Sam ‘Kennedy
Charlie and
Rucker Woodward
Ivo McKenzie
Wm. Gress
Arthur Lash
Clinton
John ‘Behander
Sam Kennedy
Tawrente
W. A. Kinzie
Kansas City
C. P Miller
Ben Garber
Winifred
Floyd Garber
Tom Dillon
Pearl Johnson
Elmer Sawyer
Riley Barnhart
Centropolis
Virgil Brubaker
Emory Brubaker
Pomona
Lottie Bowser
John Miller
C. P. Miller
Ralph. Weybright
Ray Harrel
Ralph Swighart
Champion
Clyde Hoover
Mabel Kingery
Irene Mohler
Henry Young
Pearl
W. M. Kingery
Myrtle
Onnie Oyler
Mary Mobier
Otto
Irene
George
Will Halburt
Overbrook
Elmar Garber
Irene Lynch
Bert Flory
J. 8
Sherry
Morris
Fenry’ Young
Fred Simon
Macon
Will Wolfe
Roscoe
George Miller
Garret
C. M. Hosiver
Isen
Simons
John Sullivan
Mabel Deister
Billie
Clifford
Jake Montfoort
Wilson
Montefoort
Henry ‘Montfoort
Nina Schlink
Local Classifieds Prompt Confusion Stalls Neighborhood Notices
Fragments from a neighborhood paper show a Tuesday afternoon reference and a stray question about classified ads. The readable text hints at a local notices item or reader inquiry but lacks coherent events, names, or dates to form a fuller summary.
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