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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1934
Page
7
Chicago reports record highs in corn and wheat futures as scarcity and demand push prices up. U S and Canada trade shifts amid unsettled markets. Kansas City livestock show uneven demand with feeders and cattle steady to lower. overall cattle and hog markets mixed as buyers adjust.
A partial line mentions Cash Wil benny Gorellayner and phrases like Suite Think. werk. The readable items suggest a list of names or terms without clear event or context. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the fragments.
A garbled report from New Jersey stock activity shows mixed shares among Crxuloum J C Percy Liggett and Myers Loam with a flat market. The piece mentions Consolidated Gas American United Gas and American Telephone among others, noting weak demand and cautious investors amid uncertain prospects and a recent extension of explanations by officials.
The Y arnold Stull school notes a month without absences for several students led by Mildred Ice and Fae Slusser who had the highest average. The Mound ball team beat Yarnald at Yarnald Friday afternoon. Local families and teachers were active with visits and quilting, while district officials announced a quarterly meeting at the evangelical church and upcoming communion services.
Grand-daughter of Mrs Ralph Rikor and family announces the birth of a 7 3 4 lb girl named Katherine Mane to Mr and Mrs Edgar Connole at St Francis hospital November 11 in Topeka Kansas Harry Studebaker of Lawrence visited at the Studebaker home Sunday night The northwest district Sunday school convention was held at Stull with an all day session Jo Wilson in charge Attendance was 20 Rev Webster of Lecompton preached in the morning a basket dinner was served Special numbers by Big Springs and Lecompton Officers were elected and other business handled Rev C C Cunningham spoke in the afternoon on Armistice Day The meeting closed by Rev W A Huacher.
Mis Kell and McLouth community members gathered to mark the life of John Mages a former Springdale resident who died November 1 in Thomas N AL. He leaves a wife and eight children and his body was brought to Devins at Springdale for burial. The town also notes clergy and social events including the Friends Ladies Council meeting and a birthday dinner for Mrs Elizabeth Darkins.
The Myers and Stepper families and friends from Tack, Topelo, and Kansas City visited the Grant Myers home Sunday. Anita Mente returned home with Mr and Mrs Arthur Chapman after two weeks there. Mr and Mrs Karl Richardson and daughter visited Molton relatives as Avette Myers spent last week in Wopka.
A fragment notes that the work titled Battle of Buena Vista is a poem attributed to General Albert Pike, indicating a literary piece linked to a military figure. It appears among garbled OCR text and references to other unrelated terms.
Local notice offers extra clothing items for sale through the classified ads. Shoppers can browse assorted garments and accessories at reduced prices, with details and contact information provided in the listing.
Puzzle hints appear garbled across the page with several illegible phrases and names. The readable portions mention a crossword grid and a railbird theme, but crucial clues are missing or damaged. No clear event or person details are discernible for a full factual summary.
A garbled OCR style puzzle text lists scattered clues and broken phrases. It hints at a Saturday puzzle solution with references to items like cloth, rooms, penalties, and various odd phrases. The readable parts suggest a jumble of crossword style clues and stray words rather than a coherent narrative.
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