Corn breeding lessons in two class system for 1844 contest
The corn contest will run in two classes with last year’s participants in class A. Contestants plant their ten best ears in ten equal rows or twenty shorter rows if space is limited, then detassel alternate rows to encourage cross fertilization. They record ear weights germination, and row conditions, select best ears, and tag all ears for show judging.
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Fremont
Logan County
Tasges
WaKeeney
Progress Gin Class B contest rules for corn seed
Progress Gin outlines Class B entry rules for a first time contest, options for seed corn supply, near home purchases, and use of last year’s variety if satisfactory. It notes timing of county farmers institute meetings between October 15 and December 2, 1907, and emphasizes prior attendance requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Meeting of College Men in Topeka Draws Noted Educators
In Topeka Kansas Washburn College hosts the fifth conference of Colleges of the Interior with leaders from Oberlin Marietta Knox Kingfisher and many more. Dean Willard Knox and President House Kingfisher address plans on course selection and academy futures while Sumner Nash and Slocum are slated for evening talks as the three day gathering continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
Conference of Colleges of the Interior
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Oberlin
Milwaukee-Downer
Marrietta
Knox
Kingfisher
Jens
Fargo
Fairmount
Drury
Deans
Beloit
Chicago Theological Seminary
Carlton
Colorado
Yankton
Wheaton
Whitman
Tabor
Rockford
Ripon
Redfield
Pomona
Olivet
Pacific University
Pacific Theological Seminary
Boon
Thomas R. Willard
Knox College
J. ‘T. House
Kingfisher College
George L. Collie
Beloit Teollege
Charles Sumner Nash
Pacific Seminary
William ¥. Slocum
Colorado College
Lise
Macksville
Kansas
Luse
Stopeke
Epworth League Officers and Programs Listed
Epworth League officers and roles listed including T M Milligan as president, Claud Wurriclow secretary, Fi C ill treasurer, Clara Kramer organist, and Mrs TM Milligan as Lat view president. Several vice presidents named with committees across spiritual work, world evangelism, mercy and help, temperance, library and social work. Meetings cover devotional study, Bible study, Sunday School, open air gatherings, mission study, hospital charity care, and social activities.
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T. M. Milligan
Claud Wurriclow
C.ill
Clara Kramer
TM Milligan
C.F. Younkin
Bill Crocker
400 View
Qursin
Lingus
Helen “Meade
Department of Spiritual Work
Tien
Morning Watch
Junior League
Department of World Evangelism
V. P Church
Christian Stewardshin
Missionary Library and Literatu
Department of Mercy and Help
V.P
Leavenworth Dry Fate Marks Prohibition Victory
In Leavenworth, a pact between Attorney General Fred S. Jackson and Mayor Peer Everbardy clears charges in the Taner suit. A Sanctioned injunction in April will bar license money fines, signaling a major Prohibition success for Kansas. Local fire news notes Willie Gage spotting a Santa Fe bridge fire and earning potential reward. other items cover crime, weddings, and community notices across Topeka and surrounding towns.
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Topeka
March
Esteen
Atoney
Fred $. Jackson
Peer Everbardy
Leavenworth
Shereby
Atoney General
Colewan
Supreme Court
Kansas
Santa Fe Company
Willie Gage
Santa Fe
Ellinwood
Willie
Rowert Lee
Robert Smith
Virgil Crilley
Willie Boshell
Creek Bridge
Local healer offers treatment to chronic disease patients
Monday April 1st notice states a Kansas City office aims to treat patients in the area with chronic diseases. He invites those afflicted to read the advertisement in this issue and promises a liberal offer to gain rapid acquaintance.
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Kansas
Final Night of Dist 46 School Entertainment
Last day program under Miss Anna Dahm drew a large crowd with Hans-Voo-Smisshh and Jumbo Jum the mangler. Recitations and songs followed, music by Mr and Mrs Harrywright, the hall decor was praised, and a beautiful tableau closed the evening with all in high spirits.
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Anna Dahm
Hans-Voo-Smisshh
Protest upholds invalid nominations for school board and third ward councilman
On Monday evening the protest board comprising Mayor Moses City Clerk Moses and Councilman Smith sustained the protest against Independent nominations of B C Davis for school board and C S Allison for third ward councilman. They ruled both nominations invalid because the petitioners residences were not shown on the nomination petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Smith
B C. Davis
C. S. Allison
Park beautification drive continues with plant and bulb donations
In former years the city park benefited from gifts of bulbs flowers seeds and plants. Mr DeMotte reports the ground is ready and invites contributors to inform him. A Kal Tower from the firm of Jordan Helzer arrived and is to be placed after officers handle the transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeMotte
Jordan
Helzer
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Custer
Great Jend
Progress
Fom
A.A. Hays
Sants Fe
Hays
Santis Fe
Moss Mack Johnson
Free Library
Augusta Tammen
Jonrad Tammen
Great Bend
Tammen
Tammen Tome
The
Progress Club
Wil Honnen
Julia Weiraueh
Anna Taylor
Lewis Mackey
Kansas City
Liver Goldsmith
Taylor
Hotel
Briggs
Emley
Euelah Dumont
Addison| Kendall
Lawis Muchay
Washburn
Epworth League
Department of Literary and Social Work
V. P. General Library
Epworth Herald
Santa Fe Bridge
Frank Aspinall
Crockett Dry Goods Company
Los Angeles
Della Cassavant
Darglars
Calorea Toters
Barton County
Jake Miller
Jake
Cates
China
Presbyteria Csped
Farmer 'S Educational and Co-operative Union
Hudson
Church
Dawson & Zatayern
Hoisington
United Railway
Jacob Rediger
Derand_wan
Ean
Priscills
Mrs
Me. Pherson
Louis Wess
Franke Eveleigh
Will Swartz
Henry Ochs
E. Ke Waggaman
Democrat
W.O. W
Wodosen
Ree. Olinger
S. Allison
Chas. Brinkman
Nowata Indian
Everhardy
Anton Schenk
Olmitz
Caseys
Claflin
Justice of the Peace
Jennison
Mossington
Mike Valerius
Stanley Prindle
Anoher
South Main Street
Clarke
Dalziel
Alexander Keller
Whare
Carey
Bed Ward
Mr. Keller
Albert
Dawson
Commercial Club
H. Grover
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Gould
Hotsington
Aerate
Gohent
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