Views of the News on American success through business
The piece surveys self made leaders like Abraham Lincoln Henry Ford J C Penney and Arthur Capper and contrasts their rise with today s farm prospects It warns that modern farming requires vast capital 50 000 to 100 000 and yields 3 000 to 4 000 a year urging work within established enterprises rather thanStarting anew It notes the risk of debt and the limited paths to wealth within farming and family ties
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Abraham Lincoln
Log Cabin
White House
Henry Ford
J. C. Penney
Country Nations
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Agricultural Extension Service of Florida
Petrolia Weather Debate Sparks Biblical Reminder
In Petrolia area residents debate causes of drought and crop slowdowns. A Chanute reader urges daily reading of II Chronicles to keep God first, warning neglect could bring disappointment.
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the Tribune
Petrolia
E. S. Larson
Chanute
Lien Clause Opposed The Tribune Letter Responds
S B Holcomb denounces the lien clause in response to an editorial on inheritance for minors. He claims the 2 percent law he has collected funds for roads and schools, and calls the lien clause unjust and rotten. He signs from 211 East Main.
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the Tribune
S. B. Holcomb
E. Main
The Daily Musings of a Political Satirist
A column savages modern life and politics with wit and irony. It jokes about cadaver rites after a plane crash and mocks schooling, employment, inflation, and proposed name changes for Arkansas City. It questions Stevenson and Lausche candidacy rumors and critiques consumer culture.
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Grand Canyon
Insects and their numbers loom large in world life
The piece surveys insect diversity with striking figures from the Wall Street Journal, noting six legs for true insects and many more for mites and ticks. It highlights prolific reproduction, crop damage, and the balance of predators, weather effects, and human control measures across regions including Illinois, California, and Texas.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Journal
Allah
Wheat price remedy sought by Chamber as Hoover action urged
A Chamber of Commerce board adopted a resolution asking President Hoover for an effective remedy to ease the wheat price crisis and sent it by air to Washington. Local markets show wheat 32c, corn 60c, kafir 60c, oats 18c, flax 1.23, dairy and egg prices listed. fire destroys a Stanolind tank farm near Humboldt.
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Hoover
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Humboldt
Petrolia
J. H. Frye
Reuben Frye
Elk Creek
Martin McFarland
Snippets of Wit and War Time Banter on a Busy Deck
A batch of humorous exchanges and quips from a diverse crew including a newly rich woman boasting about diamond care with ammonia and Bordeaux wine, a stern sergeant mocking a rookie, and a sailor recounting survival after torpedoing. The dialogue blends jokes about fishing, manners, and everyday life at sea.
Steel Peace Hampered by Absence of Ben Fairless
Washington reports show the steel strike talks faltered without Ben Fairless of U.S. Steel, once a key wage negotiator who balanced demands with workers’ gains. Roadblocks included Bethlehem and National Steel’s tough stance, a boulware take-it-or-leave-it tactic by nonunionized rivals, and bankers seeking a five-year contract for tax reasons. The federal mediation agency only moved after the strike was declared.
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Washington
Ben Fairless
U.S. Steel Corporation
Fairless
Dave McDonald
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem and
National Steel
Ernie Breech
Ford
Harlow Curtice
General Motors
Lem Boul
Wall Street
New York
Federal Mediation Service
Slogan Contest Draws 3000 Ideas For GOP Campaign
Washington reports Rep. Oliver Bolton of Ohio received about 3,000 slogan ideas after offering a $25 savings bond prize. Submissions praise Eisenhower or promote party themes with lines like Ike and Dick, Peace and prosperity, From gloom to boom, and A chicken on every corner.
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Washington
Oliver P. Bolton
Ohio
Bolton
Ike
Eisenhower
Coatless Manager Helps Clerks In Bargain Sale
Doncaster England clothing shop manager Gordon Steele joined his clerks at closing time for a popular bargain offer. Shoppers could receive a free pair of pants with every sports jacket purchased as the sale wrapped up and Steele could not locate his coat.
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Doncaster
England
Gordon Steele
Worry Clinic Advice on Prayers and Health
Dr. Crane promotes teaming up with God as a means to relaxation and better sleep. A 29 year old teacher Opal S. leans on prayer for night relief and reports immediate calm. He stresses using faith with medical care and cautions against smoking while urging readers to contact Hopkins Syndicate Inc for his booklet.
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George W. Crane
Opal S
Chicago
Dr. Crane
God
Aid Association For Lutherans
Big Miami Beach
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate Inc
Mellett
Ind
Chanute Tribune Price Listing Noted by Clerks
Time last night Steele described The Chanute Tribune Page 4 to clerks and found a price fetch of 3 pounds 19 shillings 6 pence roughly 11 dollars and 13 cents. The note records a price detail for the publication.
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Steele
Chanute Tribune
War Prisoners Handed Over in Tientsin
Peiping radio reports 328 Japanese prisoners of war and a war criminal were handed to Japanese relief groups in Tientsin by the Chinese Red Cross. Included is Rakuzo Takebe, former top official of Manchukuo. Tito Visits Corfu Greece with Greek royal reception.
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Hong Kong
Peiping Radio
Tientsin
Chinese Red Cross
Rakuzo Takebe
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Chanute Kans newspaper publication and subscription note
Published evenings except Sunday and mailed as second class matter at Chanute Kansas under the March 3 1879 act. Lists Associated Press policy and local circulation audit bureau membership. Provides subscription rates for within Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and outside areas with monthly and yearly prices.
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Chanute
Kas
Neosho
Allen Wilson
Woodson Counties
E.se
Powe Malletian
International Costs Boost Protest Over UN Programs
The report notes Britain warned it might quit UN programs if rising costs persist. Lord Hope cited the cumulative budget increase as a burden. Separately, East Germany blamed planning flaws and material shortages for poor factory output. Picket clashes occurred at Austin car works amid a strike against British Motor Corp.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Britain
United Nations
Lord John Hope
U. N. Economic and Social Council
Spe- Berlin
Germany
Birmincham
England
Austin Car Works
British Motor Corp
Fragmented Schedule Times Noted
A sequence of times appears: 8 45 a m 9 00 a m 9 30 a m 10 00 a m 7 00 p m 9 30 p m 10 00 p m 10 05 p m 10 30 p m. The list lacks context or events.
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Colorado Springs
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Detroit
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Jovanka
Paul I
Frederika
Belgrade
Norodom Sinhanouk
Cambodia
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Highland
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Chanute Publishing Company
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James Fehrenbach
Mgr
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Communist Party
Neues Deutschland
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Antonio Segni
First National Bank
Charute, Kansas
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Four States
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Ernie Kovacs
Arthur Godfrey
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Melody Matinee
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Gene Autry
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Homemaker
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Little Rascals
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Burns and Allen
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Nations Press Conference
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