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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1925
Page
8
Nebraska livestock market shows varied quotes with cattle and hogs mixed. Higher average weights and steady beef prices accompany lighter lambs and steady fat cattle. Prices list include cattle steers, heifers, and hogs at several per hundred weights, reflecting grazing season demand.
A fragmented review discusses wheat prices and speculation, noting possible effects on consumers and European allies. It mentions a study on price increases, points to wartime raises, and references unity among allies amid market actions and countermeasures.
A fragmentary note describes an ongoing naval history initiative within the Treasury and departmental sections. It mentions officers, archival tasks, and a Congress authorized commission limited to certain states. The text hints at a World War era context and delayed reach of records.
Manitoba residents read of a new bedbug slayer scorpion brought in by a boy named with Professor Jackson broadcasting, noting the insect’s small size but lethal reputation against bedbugs. Stories also mention military notices, graduation photos, and a Lawrence visit by Ralph Graham and family.
Napoleon mementoes attract strong bids in London auctions in May. Associated Press reports scarce drafts and manuscripts of the French ruler are highly sought by collectors, commanding solid prices when offered to buyers.
A Sunday evening service at the First Baptist Church features Dr. TF Watts discussing the problem of war in a Memories Day lecture. Readers debate John Kirby page’s War Its Causes and Consequences, with one calling it seditious and another praising it as a helpful discussion of War and Peace.
Mrs. Melville Wood spent the time in Kansas City as part of a noted Chautauqua lecturer event. The close and address details are invited for further confirmation.
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