Vetoed farm bill sparks farmers’ relief and tariff talk
The piece argues the farm bill veto is beneficial to farmers and hints that tariffs should be adjusted to aid agriculture. It comments on the political scene with Democrats lacking strong nominees and Republicans supporting Hoover, framing the era’s political mood and speculating on public life privileges.
Farmers, police whiskers, and a mixed bag of strikes
A Nebraska man rallies 100000 farmers to march on Kansas City to protest the McNary Haugen veto, but farmers are busy with harvest and machinery. Mussolini warns democracy in Italy is costly and inefficient. Kansas City cops must shave their beards, and two suspects in a bank robbery are shot and wounded, a farmer and a restaurant man among them.
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Nebraska
Kansas City
Unfinished Thought on Human Limits and Creation
A reflective piece notes how humanity’s perceived limits shape belief about creation and capability. It suggests the Creator designed humans with heads rather than wings, prompting questions about potential and purpose.
Random musings on weather politics and schoolyard antics
A collection of opinion vignettes referencing rain delaying travel on graveled roads, political fundraising quirks, preferences in music and public discourse, support for flood control humor, and nostalgic tales of Kansas childhood. The piece shifts from weather to politics to playful reminiscences, ending with vivid imagery of a twelve foot bridge and race-horse hats.
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Kansas
How much do you know quiz answers list
Answers cover terms from a WWI knowledge quiz. Includes definitions for de croach toxemia and beaned, Four Minute Men, fox squirrel, Chub as a fish, aero plane class name tractor, paper origin linen rag and list of shoe components. Also Pat Off meaning patent office and Marmion author Sir Walter Scott. War declaration dates Belgium 1914 Uruguay 1917 and US 1917.
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Patent Office
Walter Scott
Belgium
Uruguay
United States
Law of Necessity Settles Most Local Problems
A concise reflection notes that many troubles are resolved by the stern law of necessity, leaving no room for sentiment. The idea emphasizes practical outcomes over idealism in everyday disputes and decisions.
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Clerk Office
Neal Dodson and Maudie Line Keepf wed at local clerk office with licenses issued. Hiram Barnett and Jewel Lange obtained marriage license. Johnie Diver to Zelma Coldiran. Edward Duett to Rachael Brinkley. H L Daniels to Jessie Lee Kra zier.
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Neal Dodson
Maudie Line Keepf
Hiram Barnett
Jewel Lange
Johnie Diver
Zelma Coldiran
Edward Duett
Rachael Brinkley
H. L. Daniels
Jessie Lee Krazier
Board of Equalization Sets City Property Valuations
The Board of Equalization met Monday morning to pass on the valuations of city property for the year 1928.
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Board of Equalization
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