Turbulent War Forecast Boosts Wheat Market
The Dardanelles crisis drives a wary wheat market as Turkey Balkan tensions loom. England would likely buy excess grain for Balkan allies while European financing tightens. Canada and southern hemisphere likely supply first. Hog and corn outlooks support demand as crops shift.
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Kanseak City
Dardanelles
Balkan
Balkans
England
Canada
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Market report from Kansas City Stock Yards includes hog and cattle price shifts
Kansas City stock yards report shows hog prices up 10 to 20 cents, cattle receipts at season peaks, best fed steers steady while others fall 15 to 25 cents, sheep firmer with fat lambs down. Hogs top at 10.05 with bulk 9.50 to 10. Receipts: 38,000 cattle, 8,000 hogs, 10,000 sheep. GHAS. M. PIPKIN, Market Correspondent.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas
Pastures
Texas
New Mexico
Leavenworth Lump Couj On Si Fe Ate Wer Perky
Leavenworth reports a lump of unidentified material found on a street. Local officials caution residents about the strange substance while investigations continue. No injuries reported and the public is advised to avoid contact until tests confirm safety.
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Leavenworth
Middleton in Demand for Sixth University Concert
Two years after his debut Middleton, a renowned American bass baritone, headlines the sixth concert of the University Concert Course. Despite rain and a replacement for the ill Emilio de Gogerza, his performance drew acclaim. Middleton, formerly with the Metropolitan Opera, tours Australia and commands high demand. Season tickets go on sale tomorrow at Round Corner Drug Store and the business office. Single tickets will be available at the gymnasium door next Tuesday.
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Emilio de Gogerza
Arthur Middleton
Middleton
Metropolitan Opera Company
Australia
Dean Butler
Round ‘Corner
McKeever disputes Phi Tau Phi at high school
Wendell McKeever asks the Journal-World to correct a recent item claiming Phi Tau Phi high school students formed a party. He asserts no such fraternity exists and says the event was hosted by the Owl club at the high school.
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Wendell McKeever
The
Journal-World
Phi Tau Phi
McKeever
Owl Club
Mary Frances Bragg Brage Dies at 33 in Kansas Home
Mary Frances Brage born in Maegan county Missouri died after months illness in Lawrence Kansas on September 22 1929 at age 33. She married Lewis E Mitchell July 8 1907 at Brokenhe row Oklahoma. Survived by husband and two children a boy and a girl.
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Mary Frances Brage
Maegan County
Lawrence
Kansas
Lewis E. Mitchell
Brokenherow
Okla
Sale Postponed At Lambs Place In Louisiana 1923
The community sale of cows hogs and shoats at Lambs place in Louisiana has been postponed due to fairs and will now be held on Saturday September 30.
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Lamb's Place
Farmers Red Label Higgins Lump On Track
Farmers Red Label Higgins faces a rough stretch as the Kaw Valley Fuel Co announces a new number via phone 219. The brief item notes a clash on the track.
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Kaw Valley Fuel Co
Civility in Question: A Provocative Claim
A remark suggests that Chinese are paradoxically the sole civilized people free from kindness, implying a sharp critique of moral temperament. The statement frames cultural judgment as a sweeping generalization about national character and behavior.
CLASS OFFICERS CHOSEN ATL H S
Lawrence high school elected class officers for the current year. Seniors chose Allonzo Sluss as president Esther Jane Jones as vice president Laura Campbell as secretary Junius Underwood treasurer Harold Hilkey as Budget reporter Elizabeth Walker on student council Juniors voted Lucile J Evans president Edna Schaake vice president Florence Mull secretary Nellie Yates treasurer Leona Marsh Budget reporter Sophomores elected Andrew Hughes president Gyneth Stugard vice president Dorothy Gregg secretary Endsley Jones and Kennard Kennedy tied for treasurer Evelyn Burton Budget reporter Freshmen Merle Cox president Alice Gaskill vice president Doris Burnett secretary George Moliter treasurer Norvel Douglas Carl Burger Florence Edmonds Lydia Harriss Jeane Wheeler Budget reporter.
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Lawrence High School
Allonzo Sluss
Esther Jane Jones
Laura Campbell
Junius Underwood
Harold Hilkey
Elizabeth Walker
Lucile J. Evans
Edna Schaake
Florence Mull
Nellie Yates
Leona Marsh
Andrew Hughes
Gyneth Stugard
Dorothy Gregg
Endsley Jones
Kennard Kennedy
Evelyn Burton
Merle Cox
Alice Gaskill
Doris Burnett
George Moliter
Norvel Douglas
Carl Burger
Florence Edmonds
Lydia Harriss
Gomnely Jeane Wheeler
Esther Ingham Home from Colorado Visit
Miss Esther Ingham arrived in Lecompton Sunday from Colorado where she has been staying for health. She will likely stay two weeks, mainly at Mrs Hatlie Winters residence. After finishing junior year in 1915 she went to El Paso and graduated the next year, then to California to study theatrical work and in 1918 she startled friends by appearing in the city.
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Esther Ingham
Lecompton
Colorado
Miss Ingham
Hatlie Winter
el Paso
California
Listen Les ter leads as star with ambition and pep
The leading Lady Miss Ingham faced confinement and constant effort in her demanding role. She chose rest and inactivity, announcing a temporary withdrawal to Lecompton Spirit for a period of quiet.
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Lester
Miss. Ingham
Lecompton
Flowers From Relatives at Eddy Burial in Escondidy
Flowers from Lincoln Nebraska sent by D. M. Eddy’s descendants marked the burial at Oak Hill cemetery last Sunday evening. The senders included children grandchildren and great grandchildren and great great grandchildren. F. M. Woods of Lincoln attended despite his eighty years. His wife was Eddy's eldest daughter and could not attend due to ill health. The arrangements used flowers gathered from the grandchildren’s yards.
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Escondidy
Calif
Oak Hill Cemetery
Lincoln
Nebraska
Taverton
F. M. Woods
Eddy
Lawrence High School Assembly at Methodist Church
The Lawrence high school held a regular assembly yesterday at the Methodist church. The chorus class provided music and Arlo Hits played two numbers on the pine organ. Students were instructed to stay in the stands during games and not gather along the sidelines. Principal FE H. Olney spoke on electing strong class officers for the later election.
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Lawrence High School
Arlo
FE. H. Olney
Sherman Elliott Treated For Pneumonia at Memorial Corp
Sir Sherman Elliott, treasurer of the Memorial Corporation at the University, is receiving treatment for pneumonia after an attack.
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Sherman Elliott
Memorial Corporation
City Eyes Health Plan and Big Fund for Welfare Work
City commissioners endorse Dr A W Clark plan to adopt a Child Welfare program under Commonwealth Fund. The fund offers 500000 over five years for health research in selected cities, intended to curb Framingham like death rates. Sinclair Refining asks permission to install two light posts at Tenth and Massachusetts. permit delayed for plan duplicates.
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A. W.lark
Child Welfare Association
Commonwealth Fund
Framingham
Mass
Clark
Lawrence
Sinclair Refining Co
Tenth
Massachusetts Streets
City of We
Frances Willard Day Observance at Pinckney School
Frances Willard Day on September 28 observed at Pinckney School with a program including songs, readings on Frances E. Willard and Prohibition, Kansas Prohibition, enforcement, national Prohibition, text of amendments, cigarette prohibition, reverence for the law, and flag salute.
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Frances’ E. Willard
Pinckney School
America
Frances E
Willard, Ree
Kansas
Miles and Hurd Family Sept Visit Travels to Topeka Ottawa
Mr and Mrs Oscar Miles Mr and Mrs Geo Hurd and Mrs Fanny Platts traveled by car to Topeka and Auburn calling on Mr and Mrs Manley and relatives then dined with George Johnsons at Lowman Hill. They later visited a fair in Topeka and Ottawa with meals at friends homes. Roads were good with two car blowouts and they counted 900 cars en route from Big Springs to Lawrence.
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Oscar Miles
Geo. Hurd
Fanny Platts
Topeka
Auburn
Manley
George Johnson
Lowman Hill
Guy Weburg
Ottawa
Hazel
Hattie Knapp
Maplehill
Viburg
Hurd
Fred Cieland
Miles
Randell
Vinland
Big Springs
Lawrence
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Pipkin
Marke
Mrs. S. D. Bishop
East
Mr. Bishop
Washington
Massachusetts
Douglas
Henry
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Near East
Journal World Office
Mary Frances Bragg
ATL. H.S
Lecompton Girl
D. M. Eddy
High School Assembly
M. BE. Church
Frances Willard Day
Ith
Breithaupt & Miller
Tee
Wiedemann’s
Whitman
Buntie
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
Shimmons Bros
Bowersock Theatre
Bidg
Aman
Skofstacs
Reard
Float
Ford
Stephens Tire CO
Zenith
Connecticut
Chevrolet
Hamilton Motor
Gillette Safety Razor CO
Boston, U.S.A
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