Frosts lift corn values as frost fear fuels market
Frost and dry conditions in the corn belt boosted prices with No 2 yellow corn at 1.002 a bushel and December delivery above 1.05. Wheat slipped due to moisture reports from Australia. Livestock markets in Chicago and Kansas City showed mixed to higher trends with hogs and cattle varying by weight and class. Government bond and hay prices echoed broad market movements across major trading hubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Aitao
Fairfax
S. C
Shenandoah
Sioux Falls
Big Sprints
Neb
Minoi
N. D
New South Wales
Australia
Kansas City
Radio program listings across major cities and times
A dense schedule of radio programs and events listing stations, city, and frequencies from WEAF New York to WOS Jefferson City. Features concerts, banquets, recitals, orchestras, dances, and news segments with times ranging from early morning to late night across Chicago, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Denver, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WDWM
Asbury Park
Nance Muse
Atlantic City
Vdinner
Welch
Baltimore
WBAL
Radio Industries Ramenet
WEE
Boston
WEAF
Eevadooea
Radio Industries Banquet
WMAK
Buffalo
Kusic
Radio. Industries
WSAL
Cincinnati
New York
Ibsen Trin
Wiz
WFLA
Clearwater
Cleveland
Ogan
Radio Industries Ranquet Witam
id—Ralio Industries Dancuet
Youtine
Detromm
Lynner
WEHP
Detroit
Radio Industries
CNRM
Montreal
Sylvania Foresters
Davis
Tedustres
WNYC
New
Sia
Ion Atosic
Enentes
Radio Industries Wabe
Ee York
Eneadelp
Pittsburgh
Weatinghouse
Fragram
i—Radio Industries Banquet
WCAE
Dianer
Rio
Stuidia
WRVA
Richmond
Rochester
Eastiman Schon
Way
Schenectady
van Curler
Wnited
WSR
Atlanta
KYW
Chicago
Ron Sassenress
Radion Industries Ranovet
WMAQ
Wac
Svport
RCA
Denver
wHo
Des Moines
Tadago
Tanquet
Hot Springs
Daner
WOS
Jefferson City
Upper Rand
Whb
Kansas
Kansas City
Keena M
Amn Industries
Nighthawks
KPAB
Lincoln
Eat
Featucres
WHAS
Lou Wille
WCCO
Mpls
ST. Paul
Radio- Industries
Radin Induse i Wow
Omaha
Kade Tate
ST. Louis
Radha Inve
Local markets and New York stock activity prompt gains
Prices for farm products show varied moves with butter and poultry quoted in ranges and New potatoes at 2.50 to 3.00 per cwt. In Wall Street, buying orders push stocks higher as rail shares and insurers gain, with Total sales near 2,250,500 shares and notable gains in Chesapeake & Ohio New York Central and Houston Oil.
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Wall Street
New York
General Motors
Wall ST. A
Chesapeake & Ohio
New York Central
Fidelity
Phenix
Continental
Houston
Iiqui
Rural teachers to meet in Douglas county Saturday
A meeting of rural school teachers in Douglas county will be held Saturday at 10:30 in the junior high school. O J Lane and Dr E R Keith will discuss the course of study and Miss Lillian Constant will address the gathering. Announcement also notes Kansas State Teachers Association meetings in Topeka Salina Pittsburg and Wichita on November 3 4 and 5.
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Douglas County
O.J. Lane
E. R. Keith
Lillian “J. Constant
Kansas State Teachers’ Association
Topeka
Salina
Pittsburg
Wichita
St Louis TB Conference to Gather September 26 29
Approximately 500 physicians and laymen will meet in St Louis September 26 to 29 for the annual Mississippi Valley Conference on Tuberculosis. Advisory committees of the National Tuberculosis Association will also convene, with experts from across the country.
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St. Louis
National Tuberculosis Association
Ethan Allen Gray
Chicago
A. W. Jones
Medical Schools of
Washington
St. Louis Medical Society
Trudeau Club of
Herman Bundesen
Mis
North Dakota
South Daka
Linois
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
Iowa
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Croquet
Croquet Returns as Favorite Game in Richmond Parks
In Richmond Virginia croquet is the game of the hour with private lawns and Byrd Park filled with wickets and colored polls. Local businessmen trade golf clubs for wooden mallets in the afternoon as croquet gains popularity on city lawns and in the park during late afternoon sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Byrd Park
Funeral attendances and local society notes in Williams town
The snippet recalls funeral attendance for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Dick, along with mentions of parishioners from Ottawa and Topeka. It notes thirteen Ladies Aid members meeting on a Wednesday afternoon, quilting activities, and Mrs Dora B elected secretary, with Tyrrell presiding.
Community News and Obituary Notes
White and treasurer reelected through January. Luncheon served by Mrs. L L Tyrrell and hostess. Next meeting with Mrs. Effie Laster on Wednesday September 21. Miss Blanche Stewart of Topeka and Mrs. L L Tyrrell visited parents near McLouth. Buck Creek school opened September 12 with teacher Mrs. Harry Humphries. Mr. and Mrs. John Leger returned from southern Kansas fishing trip. Obituary Melvin Oliver Dick infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dick born July 4 1927 died September 11 1927 age 2 months. Funeral by Rev. Henry Hobbs at home and interment in Bas ter cemetery. Community condolence to the family. Mutual Benefit Club Fifteen members entertained by Mrs. Daisy Preanure September 8. Meeting opened with prayer. Roll call Favorite Picture. Planned to send flowers to Mrs. Owens in Kansas City. Federated Church delegates elected Daisy Preanure Emma Humphries Clara Hauk Nora Baker for convention October 27-28 1927 Topeka. Debate favoring the affirmative on the topic. Exclusive territory noted in ad. Hostess and helpers served lunch. Next meeting with Mrs. Katherine Robinson Sept 22. Roll call response Women of Greater Interest. Delegates and Mrs. Fanny Salmon of California traveled via Leavenworth to Tonganoxie. Twenty-seven dozen cookies given to disabled veterans at Leavenworth hospital. Afternoon visit with Mrs. Medill and return home via McLouth.
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Chath McCay
AL Harde
Davis
Kimses City
M Hardey
Irs
Owens
Rene
Mlwood
Ottawat
Orpha McCor
Topeka
Tech Wee
Phe Wael
Joan Spent
Quilting
Dora B
Tyrrell
Precidenis
Ben
John Leger
Kansas
Melvin Oliver Dick
Williamstown
Kans
Henry Hobbs
Perry Christian ‘Church
Baster
Mutual Benefit Club
Daisy Preamure
Ciih
Kansas City
Daisy Prea— Nure
Emma Humphries
Clara Haak
Leavenworth
Tenganoxie
C. A Alien
Remeron and Lenora White Return From Visits
Remeron who had been ill returns to Salina after a stay visiting relatives. Lenora White, visiting in the area, returns home in Salina. Mrs. Ralph Baker comes back from Topeka where she aided her sister, Mrs. Jacob Beisecker, with nerve prostration. Thelma Baker spent the weekend at the J Beisecker home in Topeka. E Dennison's Crepe Paper offered for decoration, large stock at Rankin's Drag Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remeron
Lenora White
Salina
Ralph Baker
Topeka
Jacob Beisecker
Thelma Baker
J. Beisecker
Dennison's
Rankin's Drag Store
Maas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago Livestock
U. S. Dept
Kansas City Livestock
CU. S
Cmd
Stear
Hay
Timothy
Prairis
Alfalfa É Choice
U. S. Dept. of Ag
U.S Brades
U. S
York
U.S. Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Kansas_ City
Ty United Brees
New “York
National Broadcasting Companys
Red
Pscihe Cessi
Calombis Broadcasting
Yatern
Admiral Bullard
Radio’ Commission
Andrew White
Remald Werrenrath
Everready Revellera
A. & F. Gypasins
Moran & Mack
Ipana Troubadours
National Opera Companies
Mazne
AM . M
Leone
Ratio Industries
CFCA
Toronto
Romanelli
Grelestra
Rich-Morns Orchestra
WRC
Asi Diet
S—ord Ke Jori Clr
O. J. Lane
C.C. Shimmons
Riling
L. Riine Furniture
Massachusetts
Tyrou
Aekin's Drag Store
Mass
Ist. Louis
Ruys
Minneapolis
Minn
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. H. Lindley
K. U. Medical School
Rosedale
Teachers College
Emporia
Kan
Emporia Teachers
Bel‘ore
Annie Jane Hicks
Grave Christina Petz
Grice
Sevli
Roberta Love Campbell
Ball Lene
WM. P. Kopp
Marr
Renee Wip
Becavailvsle
Waity
Linse Maytag
Saetienis
Kitcheon
Tsook Periupter
E. W. Penchard
Manhattan
Borden
Gingevale Yukon Club
Ibs
Lou Campbells
Roy Lawrence
Swift
Armour's
Cudahy
Puri
Never Bros
Heety
Aard 'S
Seiberling
Seiberlings
Palmer Tire and Battery Co
Conoco
Tomer
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas
Colorado
Idaho
Missouri
Montana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Texas
Utah
Wyoming
Conoco Motor Oils
Harner
Verizon
Camp Vanilion
Nat Deep Shaft
Harry Turner
N. H
Free
Emalier
Tory
B. Davis
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