German textile firms post record wartime profits
Berlin reports that German textile companies earned much larger profits than before the war. A Bremen concern doubled profits from 4,409,090 marks to 16,000,000 including shares, with a 62 percent dividend. A cotton goods producer rose from 2,009,000 to 9,700,000 marks. Other firms show dividends of 16 to over 40 percent. Profits surged due to winter market prices, while raw cotton costs climbed, inflating margins.
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Teistarke Gorte
Bremen
Cotton Gorndhy
Chancellor Lindley to Speak Seven Times in Three Days
Chancellor BE H Lindley, touted by Alumni secretary Alfred Hill as the busiest man in the state, has seven speaking dates in three days. He will stop in Topeka for an afternoon session with the college department of the state teachers association and address a U people reunion before night trains to Havs for a morning session with the Hays division teachers group. He then travels to Hutchinson for a third division meeting and two more addresses, including the Seventh District medical association.
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Topeka
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Oh Oh Cindy at Bowersock theater delights crowds
A lively review of Oh Oh Cindy presented for the University YWCA, featuring Ruth Keller’s direction and a cast of over a hundred local students. Praises go to Portes Pradhie, Deane Malgit, Phil Darby, Dorothy Brande, Elsie Frishe, Lorena Meek, and a vibrant chorus of gnomes and aviation dancers. The performance benefits the university group and will run again tonight for late-arriving patrons.
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Bowersock Theatre
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Lawrence Election News and Local Happenings
The Lawrence area reports that counting boards will begin work at noon next Tuesday for the election. Local meetings include a Republican gathering Wednesday night at Pleasant Grove with Judge Hugh Means and county candidates. Community events cover school vacations for the state teachers meeting, Hallowe en observances, and a planned Chamber of Commerce trip to the Spring fair.
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Hugh Means
Chamber of Commerce
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