Markets Kansas City Livestock Report June Market Totals
Kansas City livestock prices mixed with cattle and calves steady to firm. Nebraska and Oklahoma origin cattle and steers traded around 11. to 12. native spring lambs paid 11.25, cotton futures opened lower in New Orleans with July at 11.77 and December at 11.90 amid weak Liverpool markets.
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Nations Ready To Turn Plague Against Locust
In Bombay a prophecy foresees locusts, the oldest insect foe of mankind, subdued within ten years. Several European, Asian, and African nations prepare a joint campaign to exterminate the pest. An Indian government survey maps locust breeding grounds across the Arabian Sea coast, Makran interior, and the Great Indian Desert, though population levels remain unclear.
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Arabian Sea
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Great Indian Desert
Flood Control To Be Discussed By State Planning Board
The Texas state planning board meets in Austin to discuss protecting water levels water conservation flood control and Rio Grande allocations between Texas and Mexico. Board members include W. M. Massie Hull Youngbloom R B Matocha Gibb Gilchrist R C Hopping and others with Tom Cotten traveling from Amarillo.
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Austin
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Amarillo Realtor
Collen
New Mexico
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Panhandle
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FE. L. Kurth
Lufkin Lumberman
C. 8. Clark
State Board of Water Engineers
Tray J. Lewis
Fort Worth
Locust Survey Aims to Predict Invasions
Researchers map locust movements after marking and releasing specimens. Studies cover breeding habits and weather and food effects. The work could enable warnings to provinces or countries before invasions.
Folk Dancing Revival Sought by Education Leaders
Denver reports say young Americans view folk dancing as effeminate and ballroom dancing as awkward. Frank Evans, Elizabeth Dunkel, and Alfred Anderson address decline at the Central District Physical Education Association convention, urging school programs and coordinated activities to boost interest and social attitudes.
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America
Central District Physical Education Association
Frank Evans
Cheyenne Mountain
Colorado Springs
Elizabeth Dunkel
University of Kansas Physical Education Department
Alfred ©. Anderson
St. Louis
Allentown Collie Proves Prolific Matriarch
A 10 year old collie owned by P. H. Stoner of Allentown Pennsylvania is the mother of 116 living offspring.
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P. H. Stoner
Allentown
Corn Cure Claims to Remove Corns and Warts
An advertisement touts a product named Corn Great Christopher Corn Cure that supposedly removes corns warts and callouses. It claims effectiveness and lists a price of 35 cents at pool drug stores.
Panhandle Dust Bow Film Promised By Newsreel Company
A newsreel company promised to produce another Dust Bow film of the Panhandle within two weeks. It asked via telegram for grain, lakes, cattle, and planting scenes, with assurance those shots are common on the Plains this season. The promise follows two years after earlier North Panhandle dust storm footage.
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John McCarty
the Panhandle
North Panhandle
Manitoba chemists test dandelion killer method
University of Manitoba chemists develop a new dandelion killer that spares grass. They keep the process secret while experiments near trial stage.
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Winnipeg
Man
University of Manitoba
Half Dollars Buy Automobile in Ohio Sack
Former sheriff Fr Hughes reports a local resident paid for a car with a sack of 900 half dollars weighing around 30 pounds. The incident occurred in New Lexington Ohio and the buyer’s identity was not disclosed.
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New Lexington, O
U.P
FR. Hughes
City Hall Tower Bricks Fall Neatly in New Philadelphia
City council heard complaints about the city hall tower after six bricks dropped to the sidewalk in a single evening. The building has stood condemned for 16 years.
Pueblo launches voluntary bicycle safety campaign for schools
Pueblo city officials issued thirty safety rules to be carried on by city schools as a summer vacation safety drive. A second item notes guidance that sheep should not be sheared or have fleeces bagged when wet or damp.
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Colo
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