Chicago Wheat and Livestock Market Summary
Chicago markets faced a sharp setback in wheat with derailed futures and a general stock decline. Hog prices held steady with gains to 1380 for certain weights while cattle, lambs, and feeding stock showed mixed movement amid thin export demand and weak week-long trends. Structured notes show uneven grain delivery and renewed pressure from unfavorable Canadian weather and improving Argentine crop projections.
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Chicago
Iienet Tower
Toc Pte
Canada
Liverpool
Austin
Ian Prospec
Chicago Livestock
Oct
Turbulent market day with cotton, rails and motors mixed
Stocks swung through a volatile session reacting to a higher government estimate and elevated call money rates. Gains lingered in afternoon short covering while rails held up except Atlantic Coast Line. Motors sagged then steadied as Truman era mood? The scene included large declines for American Republics and McCrory stores, with some improvements in rail equities and Lambert shares. Total volume neared a million shares.
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Lee Farm
Southern Rails
Chesapeake & Ohio and Erie
Rose Threshing Machine
Valley Grove News Roundup in Lawrence Area
Valley Grove notes report untred aiding Winford Thiry with armywork. Puckett was sick. Miss Lottie Reger hosted Thursday night with Mrs. Fred Champion. Raymond Garner started school. Fred Champion’s mother returned home from Burlingame. Birth announced of Raymond Baldwin on Sept 29, son of Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin and grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Ward. School attendance certificates earned for September. Frances Willard Day observed with program at the school including a battle hymn and recitations. School song, flags, and readings noted. championed by teachers Mrs. Moses and Miss Edythe Moses. Local visits between Ward, Champion, Nova Ford, and family. Lawrence Ward McLouth High Freshman football reports a 12-1 score in first game. debate on freshmen weight vs. skill. Harold Champion elected junior class president. Ralph Stewart and W. Kaw avi assisting with cozy cutting. Road labor and employment discussed. Charles Petrie Jr. and family visited. no Sunday school last Sunday. weather affects roads and Sunday school attendance.
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Lawrence Untred
Winford -Thiry
Puckett
Miss
Baldwin
Mate
Edmonds
Leavenworth
al Ward
Ward
Raymond Baldwin
Stewart Brothers
A. Ward
Fred Champion
Smith
Lawrence
Willard
Sellogs
Glen Chamiien
Sam Untred
Lloyd Lombard
Frank Unfred
Ratha
Harold Garner
Frances Willard
Mrs. Moses
Irene Lombard
Lottie
Eogert
Buena Petrie
Nellie Church
Edna Stewart
Mary Garrise
Petrie
Frederick Champion
Louis Anfred
Rollin Smith
James McKee
Piedge Lincoln
Nellie’ Church
Eana Stewart
Sechicol
Edythe Moses
Lottie Ward
Eleanor Champion
Nova Ford
C. G. Petrie
Charles
William Puckett
Lawrence Ward
Ralph Stewart
W. Kawavi
Mords
M. F.iStewarts
Javill
Charles iPetrie
Harald Champion
Lyceum
McLouth
Sunday Football and Mail Route Tales in McLouth
Sunday afternoon with the young folks in McLouth recaps grades and a look at mail carriers routes. Detours on the roads slow deliveries as O Canavan, Weibel, and Champion cover Route 3. Harold Champion joined Leavenworth football action Friday with Coach Fisher. Leavenworth won 2 to 0. Next, Ozawkie hosts the team Friday afternoon.
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McLouth
Young
Oathendin Gight
O ‘Canavan
Elmer Weibel
Harold Champion
Yeent
Leavenworth
Iisher
Leavenw ‘Orga
Ozawkie
English literary giants toil without limit in London
London October 6 AP reports England’s veteran authors keep producing. Wells writes a three volume novel while Bennett readies a new romance. Kipling, recovered from illness, has a short stories collection. Bernard Shaw, after his seventieth birthday, resumes lecturing and writing.
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London
England
Wells
iArnald Bennett
Richard Kipling
Bernard. Shaw
Galsworthy Turns To New Work After Plays
John Galsworthy continues to focus on dramatic writing in London while managing the Forsyth fortunes. He has produced another novel amid his growing literary responsibilities and plans for future projects.
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John Galsworthy
London
Galsworthy
Forsyth
Tiem
Parking violation leads to court action on Main Street
A police court held proceedings for a parking violation at the Massachusetts Street location. The case references the city drug store and a phone contact, with the incident appearing in the newspaper's Pound Paper exclusive.
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