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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1922
Page
6
Special Grain Leiter reports wheat deliveries in September show negligible shortages now resolved. Short interest cooled as country receipts rose and exports climbed in early season. Anticipated movement of corn to the southwest and hog finishing regions supports a moderately bullish market outlook despite domestic and foreign demand concerns.
Kansas City Stock Yards Oct 2 receipts 4500 cattle 10000 calves 4000 cattle 10000 hogs 14000 sheep. demand large but slow to start cattle weak to 15 cents lower for summer steers, hogs steady with top around 10.00, lambs 15 to 25 cents lower, mixed feed lot cattle and veal calves softer. horses and mules steady. Chas M. Pipkin Market Corresp.
Frank Belnap, a pioneer Minneapolis restaurant owner, disappeared Monday night and was located in the Solomon River near Minneapolis at 7:05 PM after a night search. His body was recovered as the river was dragged. no cause of death is evident. M Carnahan and daughter Bernice Carnsdale visit Kansas City relatives.
Peter Stine formerly of Lawrence died Monday evening at his home in Blue Springs Missouri. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Dexter Kansas, according to a death notice in this column.
The Midland Rural club will meet Thursday afternoon Oct 5 with Mrs. Toms and Eli Wilson. Local residents Paul Lantad and Arton Wilson, among others, planned a two week trip to Minnesota and Canada leaving in a Dodge touring car. Reports cover electric railways profits, rider increases, and industry cost reductions amid postwar finance efforts.
Officials announce the Aeromarine flying boat route between Cleveland and Detroit is officially closed for the season. From July 17 to September 17 the service carried 1839 passengers with two daily flights and no accidents. Company president Redden cites lack of government subsidies as the profit hurdle and notes continued demand despite closure.
In Sydney Australia apprehension grows over the August 1 embargo on German goods. The steamship Maimyo became the first post war German vessel to arrive, but cargo from Czecho Slovakia calmed protests as some German items were unloaded. Eleven Hamburg bound ships planned August loading. Returned soldiers urge legislation to bar German merchandise and promote Australian made goods.
The Ohio Anti Saloon League labels fourteen of forty four as wets while twenty eight are dry. Two candidates in the prohibition battle, Joby Shark of the 10th district and Th Savi Valentine of the 12th district, were not announced. References to Arkansas anthracite and coal tracks appear amid scattered items from Mathews Lumber and Coal Co. and Cherokee lump coal.
A three day historic pageant will reenact Juan Ponce de Leon landing in St Augustine with Spanish chevaliers sailing three caravels and greeting thousands of Indians led by Chief Incohane. April 4 is Ponce de Leon day with a Menendez de Aviles anniversary and St Augustine to fly four flags on April 6.
General Diadvichs, ruler of Trimaria in Vladivostok region, orders residents to join the church as a bulwark against Bolshevism. A second decree abolishes capital punishment while a report questions the fate of captured communists killed without trial.
Soviet officials deny artil lery transfers to Turkey and insist no preparations are planned. General Daililof, chief of the reed army general staff, cautions against belligerent countries and emphasizes readiness while addressing reports on the Grecco Turkish war. Meanwhile, Hortense Pierer and Joliet Buell spend a day in Kansas City. Arkansas anthracite and Spadra coal are listed by Mathews Lumber and Coal Co.
A historical note extols Dr. R V Pierce of Buffalo New York as a leading authority in women's diseases. The piece claims his Favorite Prescription offers a longstanding remedy for female weaknesses and invites readers to send 10 cents for a trial vial and free medical advice.
Chicago cattle and hog markets display limited moves with early top cattle around 12.50 and hogs near 9.75 to 10. Heavy volume: 13,009 cattle and 26,000 hogs noted. Kansas City figures cited as steady with mixed price activity across cattle, calves, and hogs amid broad market uncertainty.
An old newspaper ad promotes Jad Salts as a harmless effervescent remedy to flush and energize kidneys. It alleges benefits like alleviating backache, headaches, and bladder disorders by taking four ounces in water before breakfast for several days. It touts lemon juice and Lithia as active ingredients and claims many buyers report improvements.
A Chicago mother in need turned to Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for female health issues. She reports relief from left side pain after trying doctors and notes improved health enabling her to work as a sewing machine operator to support her child.
An advertisement touts Pinex pine extract as a superior cough remedy made from Norway pine. It claims greater potency than home mixtures, notes easy preparation, and urges readers to ask their apothecary for Pinex with full directions. The Pines Co. advertises products from Wayne, Indiana.
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