Market Grains and Livestock See Week Decline
Prices trended downward through the week with Chicago July wheat down 4.5 cents and corn off 1.5 cents. Cash grain values slipped as No. 2 red winter wheat sold at 1.18 and No. 2 hard winter at 1.16, while livestock prices showed mixed gains and some decreases across hogs cattle and lambs. Stocker and feeder shipments totaled 43,389 cattle and calves, 12,189 hogs, and 12,830 sheep for the week ending June 2.
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Chicago
Iowa
North Dakota
Kansas
Kansas City
Winnipeg
Big League Twirlers Hit Stride In Strong Batting Start
Chicago June 10 Major league pitchers gain momentum as cooler weather returns and more work lowers team batting averages. Starters like Sisler Cobb Speaker and Hornsby see slumps from early pace while Sisler and Ruth lead national league and American league race with high hits and stolen bases. Ken Williams and Ruth battle for homer pace as other leaders in 25+ game brackets are listed with top averages and runs. Gowdy tops the National league with .384 after enlisting in the war, ahead of Bigbee and Hargrave.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Sisler
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Rogers Hornsby
Sisler
Kenneth Williams
Babe” Ruth
Swat
Ken. Williams
St. Louis
Ruth
Ed Miller
Philadelphia
Williams
Harry Heisman
Detroit
C. Walker
Baker
New York
Judge
Washington
Falk
Stephenson Cleveland
Philadelpia
Witt
Cobb
Speaker
Cleveland
O’neill
Schang
Heilman
Detroi
Bassler
Blue
McManus
Severeid
Pittsburg
Myers
Brooklyn
Duncan
Cincinnati
Groh
J. Johnston
Bancroft
Hollacher
Myatt
Milwaukee
American Association
King” Lear
President Harding Addresses Confederate Veterans at Arlington
President Harding spoke to Confederate veterans at Arlington saying he could not affirm the South’s Civil War right but noted the men who fought for that side believed they were right.
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Harding
Arlington
Irvine Notices and Social News Hit From Local Exchanges
Irvine residents report visits and travel with relatives in Hazard Cincinnati Lexington and Knoxville. Local people return from studies at Louisville State Normal and Knoxville. New and moved homes announced. board offered at five dollars weekly. Instructors named for classes with Mrs Elizabeth Thompson advertising in Richmond.
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J. S Hathaway
Richmond
J. W. Bate
Danville
Othrs
Elizabeth Thompson
Bay East Main Street
Stone Norman Returns Home After Serious Surgery
Major Stone Norman, recently released from a Lexington hospital after two major operations, is regaining strength. He plans visits with his mother in Paint Lick and his brother S. B. Norman in Late nia before resuming duties as local Red Cross Home Service secretary.
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Stone Norman
Major Stone Norman
Lexington
Paint Lick
S. B. Norman
Latenia
The
Red Cross Home Service
The Fabric of Dreams and the Critic Clash in Banter
The producer boasts a guaranteed hit for a new show and a swell idea for chorus costumes. The critic nonchalantly approves, noting most audiences wear similar outfits.
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American Legion’ Weekly
Mrs Minnie Miller Hosts May Dinner for NYC Visitor
Mrs Minnie Miller entertained sixteen guests Saturday May 23 honoring Mrs Mary Duncan Allen of New York City, guest of her mother Mrs Duncan. A delightful lunch followed by a pleasant time. Rev James Ballew remains ill at his Linden avenue home. Senior Music Club set to meet Monday June 12 at 3 oclock with Miss Louise Benton.
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W. B. Guenault
Minnie J. Miller
Mary Duncan Allen
New York City
Duncan
Jamees Ballew
Linden Avenue
Three O'glock
Louise Benton
Richmond ben efit for colored teachers opens June 19 1922
In Richmond Kentucky a six week program for colored teachers of Madison and nearby counties starts June 19 1922 under the State Board of Education. Teachers receive certification credits and a monthly salary increase via County Superintendents. tuition is free with a five dollar contribution to current expenses.
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Richmond
Madison
State Board of Educath Allee
Ning
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Daily Register Office
Rhode Island
John L. Green
Berea
Phont
Barnes Mill Pike
Irvine Farm
John L. Dozier
Watson Clay
Opera House
Oriental Novelty Co
Corpus Christi
Texas
Miles F. Bixler Co
Dept
Euclid Ave
Ohio
Coltene P.O. Berea
Fourth Street
Staniter’s
Kennedy Produce Co
Kenmadrich
L. F. Jones
Citizens Bank
New Muldoom. Monument Co
Louisville, Ky
T. A. Shaw
Richmond, Ky
Douglas Moore
James H. Pearson
Long Tom Chenault Auctioneer
Dr. M. Ms. Robinson
Dalton's Schillinery Store
W. G. Combs
Kirksville
Kirksville, KY
Vulcan Irvine
Whittington Ridge Main Street
Edpath Chautauqua
Walsh
U.S
Marketgram
Onio LN
Rlmond
Freckles
Georgia
Lola Cheek
Dawson, Ga
America
Irvine
Winifred Cobb
Waco
Harry Cockrill
Harry Pitchford
William Bybee
Beattyville
Earl Ratliff
Frank Chaney
Harry Daniels
Eva Christopher
McConley
Clarence Miller
Hallie Irvine St
Ail
Thelma Turner
Mirer Maupin
C. C. Hall
State University At
Louisville
Sallie Geneva Arthur
State Normal
Thompson Biggerstaff
C. D. Doty
Knoxville
Rebecca A. Crawford
Texia Warford
Nicholasville
Dilue Ray
City
Scott Baker
Irvine Street
Elizabeth
Thompson
East Main Street
F. H. Gordon
Estill Avenue
London
Doreen Banks
Minneapolis Journal
American Association of Advertising Agencies
By Blesser
Mister. Keen
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