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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1934
Page
7
Market news from Kansas City and Chicago reports mixed livestock and grain action. Wheat futures declined slightly with nearby prices under pressure while corn and oats showed modest gains. hogs and cattle traded unevenly with feeding cows steady to firm. Scattered price moves reflect cautious domestic demand and foreign interest, and futures fell back after morning highs.
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Ward and others note markets attentive to the American bankers convention at the capitol and Roosevelt's upcoming remarks on the administration's monetary program. Analysts weigh whether the speech will clarify policy while traders monitor varying views on future financial directions and economic conditions.
Local notes recount guests of Mr and Mrs Ross Sinclair for supper on October 15. Miss Nellie Schirmer hosts a barn dance at Fred Christian home. Thurber buys a windmill for a farm well. George Falks visits Richland relatives. Mapes moves to Ivo McKinzie. Trucking hogs to Lawrence for Thurber and Wilson. Sympathy to Don Patton on Minnie Patton’s death. Alberta Bond visiting sister Mrs Rukes. Ed Pratt hosts dinner with Overbrook couple. Adelia Burbee at Richland telephone office. Twin Mound group activities ongoing with Wilson hosted event and updates on Richard Patton at St John’s Military School.
Oak Ridge Farm Bureau Pegler announces a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs Willard Morgan’s home on October 26. Roll call will sample attractive dishes from home foods and feature a demonstration of block printing.
The seventh annual Douglas County 4-H banquet at Hotel Blaide featured speakers and achievement pins for Arthur Leonhard and others. Oak Ridge and Kanwaka residents attended Grange and community meetings with Halloween program plans, school activities, and farm notes.
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