Wheat market dips as supplies grow supply grows and prices fall
Chicago and Kansas City grain and livestock markets show weakness as wheat for December delivery slips below 140 a bushel amid larger U S wheat supplies. Export demand in the North American and Canadian northwest remains liberal despite less favorable weather. Cattle hog and sheep trade active in Chicago and Kansas City with prices mixed, margins tight, and cattle yearlings and hogs trading near steady levels.
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Personalities and visits noted in Kansas communities
Several Kansas residents and visitors are listed: Mrs A M Kirchner and daughter traveled in Kansas. B F Tyler, Mr and Mrs B M Tyler and Miss Josephine Brickle returned to Kansas after a weekend with Miss Anna Brickley and Mrs Elizabeth Brickley. Ottawa guests Lois Buckner and her daughter joined Mr and Mrs L A Flora. William Midgley of Kansas City visited with Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer for the Bucknell game. Additional notes include Kennedy family travels, Topeka and Merrath Hospital visits, and Reboul of Holton’s retirement from Union Pacific after 40 years. C W Brown returned from two weeks in New York City.
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Kansas City
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Savannah
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Topeka
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Miss Wilfred Benander
Merorath Hospital
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Fred Strahm
Mildred North
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Lawrence
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Haskell
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Thait Road
Engagement and community notices spread across city church and clubs
Mr and Mrs Otto Fischer announce the engagement of their daughter Elfriede to Ivan D Rowe of Kansas City. The Friends church held a social and service program with Rev John Nelson, and the choir led hymns including Bless Be the Tie That Binds. University Women’s club hosts and art luncheon plans feature reservations. A surprise party honored Mr and Mrs George Chambers of Los Angeles. births and marriages plus local club meetings fill the schedule.
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Kansas City
George Chambers
Los Angeles
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Local notes on church events and social gathers
Kan Kanwaka Literary afternoon and Portia club gathering planned with Miss Mildred Wilson. Franklin school trustees and a pie social postponed from Friday will occur Wednesday evening November 8 at 8. Rudolph named at Simmons hospital October 26. Agnes Brady hosts luncheon in honor of Ella Victoria Dobbs with Phi Lambda Theta alumni attending. Mr and Mrs O McTeek welcome a son named Joseph born October 25 at Simmons Hospital.
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Franklin School
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Missi Ella Victoria
Dobbs
Columbia
Pi Lambda, Theta
0. McTeek
Simmons Sl
Joseph
Revival Notes at Church of Christ Campaign
Yesterday's epoch making session at the Church of Christ drew growing crowds as Mr Whaley preached on The Value of Faith in a Human Heart. He cited Peter’s faith and Pentecost, urged striving to enter the strait gate, and urged belief as the Road Map to heaven. The weeklong meetings continue with Does It Matter What We Believe and a large Sunday school turnout as Fort Scott prepares for Lawrence outreach.
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Evangelistic services and church gatherings announced
The Ladies meet Thursday with Mrs Henry B Beck for their monthly devotional. midweek prayer services are planned. Rev Joseph A McLellan of Topeka will preach next Sunday morning at First Presbyterian. Plans merge Sunday evening services with Plymouth Congregational. Rev W H Butler preached on Great Questions About Christ. Rev George P Horst of St Louis will address Wednesday evening meeting. men invited. An educational conference for Presbyterian leaders to Topeka begins Tuesday morning with Dr W G Covert and others speaking. Presbyterian Student Union to host third semiannual dinner on Thursday Nov 9 with out of town speaker expected. Immanuel Lutheran Pastor W W Stoonhelswerth on Reformation Day spoke on what the world owes Luther.
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Toneka
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Luther and church state liberty under modern republics
Freich See discusses the American republic as a Reformation legacy and Luther’s role in civil liberty. Associate Justice Strong cites Luther rediscovering Paul's gospel and abbott Martin Lyman noting Lutheranism as a revival of Paulinism while warning church political meddling harms religious freedom. A Ford roadster theft near Haskell Institute is reported.
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Markitam Endorsed by Yates Center Kiwanis for State Superintendent
A political advertisement from Yates Center endorses W. T. Markitam for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. It highlights his degrees from University of Kansas Campbell College and Harvard graduate work, a life Kansas certificate, twenty years in education, seven in rural and graded schools, and tenure as superintendent, with Kiwanis Club of Yates Center backing him.
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