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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1941
Page
7
Journal-World readers gain home rental options between K U and H S with kitchenette facilities and a contact. Damson plums in good supply at $1 per bu and honey 10c per lb with containers needed. Eiders 50c per bu 8 miles south of Eudora. Albert Brecheisen. a Lawrence Business College student seeks work for board.
Classified items show a 1932 Ford V-8 with 38 motor for sale by Silas Harmon Baldwin Kan phone 1221. Also two apartments for rent one unfurnished and one furnished both with private baths and reasonable rents. A salesman with experience to sell radios refrigerators washing machines and stoves is wanted to work full time at Montgomery Ward's Mr Webb is the contact
Market notes show uneven stock moves with narrow price changes and mixed bonds. Grain futures hit four year peaks then retraced with wheat and rye sliding while corn and oats held steady. Hog and cattle markets varied in Kansas City with top hogs at 12.00 and feeder cattle steady to higher amid thin offerings.
A fragmented note shows corn futures with % to 1% cent under and No 2 mixed corn 1 to 2 cents under. Appears to reference trailing prices and market activity with unreadable trailing text.
AP reports mixed commodity and stock activity. Wheat futures and oat prices show small changes in Chicago and Kansas City markets while hay and eggs hold steady. Idaho Russet and Bliss Triumph potato prices cited with modest demand. New York stocks drift after a cautious open.
Futures touched new highs as steel and aerospace stocks held firm with predictions pointing to near record mill outputs next week. Major names including Youngstown Sheet, Western Union, Consolidated Edison and Lockheed among others showed steady to strong trading amid broad sector gains.
Mr and Mrs Gottlieb Nieder entertained with a 7 pm dinner at their home. Guests included Karl and Mavis Richardson and Vernon Flory plus Mr and Mrs Nieder and John Miller, with nearby visitors Joyce Able and others dropping by. The group spent Sunday at Gages Park in Topeka.
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