Harvest Boom Hits the Great Wheat Crop Across Plains
Kaneik City June 23 farmers race harvest under blazing sun as vast wheat yields loom across southern Kansas Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle. Prices slip to 38 cents in Enid while Liberal Kansas reports about 40 cents and Texas growers see 45 to 40 cents a bushel. Officials forecast Oklahoma and Texas to post record crops with improved machinery and reduced outside labor demand.
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Kaneik City
Wheatnavest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texay Panhandle
Enid Ohlo
Liberal
Plains
Kas
Texas
Southwest
Sunt-Amers
Taxpayers urged to take part in Orwe budget talks
Taxpayers are urged to attend several upcoming budget meetings as counties prepare preliminary budgets due by July 25 and school districts by July 1. Officials must present proposed expenditures, with public inspection, and taxpayers may challenge allocations. The note warns tax revenue will fall short of spending, urging citizen involvement to curb taxes.
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Agen Ata
Cannes
Hadger
Enming
Corder
Tate
Lane
Sais
Faked Kidnapping Story Spurs Insurance Fraud Probe
Fragmented report outlines a hoax kidnapping tale linked to an attempted insurance fraud totaling about 30 dollars. The narrative references authorities, a man named Smith, and an investigation into misrepresented events amid broader budget and charity expenditure concerns in the region.
Lewis and Glabe Rage Program Prepares for Meet
Racing association officials, owners, and trainers gather at the fair grounds as preparations for a major Lewis and Clark Race meet proceed. Reno Nevada shipments, Montana breeders, and state officials pledge horses, improvements, and support for the August opening, with multiple stables arriving and work underway on grounds facilities.
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Racing Association
Tartforan
Traditt
Sam Trandsie
Biserside
Hommes
Horpe
Powners
Montantus
Wip Kyne Genet
Hiace
Reno
Bevada
Lewis and Clark Rae Ink
Pst Fve
State Board of Examiners
Lewis and Clark
Psacituan
FIAN AND HATTIE Play At Marlow
Marlow theater presents Fian and Hattie in a rollicking evening of fun and song. The story follows Finn a vain town fellow who plans a Paris visit with his wife Lathe and the Haddock Kid Mazel and Pitts provide comic relief as the couple Finn and Tiattle amid mistaken counts and merry capers. The show closes tonight.
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Flin
Family
Lan
Wattle
Mae
Jang
Haddot
Finn
Paris
Merry Miter Green
Haddock
Latteara
Lee Mazel
Zain Pitts
Pati
Finn and
Tiattle
Master of Pantomime at Marlow Theatre Starts Thursday
City nights sets Nis mate se three ves and the man with battered hat is proud of his achievement. He calls the film Aroma comedy in pantomime. Chiplin wrote and composed the background music and themes for the film. Te q vy Bros of Townsend perform at the fan grounds with local county people attending. No Lovesey on that morning.
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Marlow
Chiplin
Sat Claplin
Catt
Lapus
Butte
Smidtters
AVIATRIX 19 FALLS TO HER DEATH IN LOOPING FLIGHT
Miss Kinalt, a 19 year old aviatrix, died when her plane went into a spin after attempting a loop. She shut off the fuel and ignition and parachute gear was recovered. Kinalt had been flying about two years and held a local looping record set in January 1940. She was employed at the airport terminal as secretary aunt hostess.
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Planc
Meredl
Deri
Miss Kinalt
Weehaf
Adested Washington case seeks 3.7 million from 29 counties
Spokane report shows Northern Pacific and allied lines pursuing a 3.7 million claim across 29 Washington counties. Attorneys argue the case should span the entire work and bond value basis, with county-level mileage disputes and requests to apply North Dakota terms to Washington. Also noted are related hearings and the involvement of Spokane County officials.
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Spokane
Northern Pact
Tnd
Washington
Am Coder Court Loday
Ad AnstKe
Pharpe
Saich
Rudd
North Dakota
Sharpe
Ote
Anton Kauffman Lilensburg
Cnat
Northen Pacific
Spokine
Portland
Seattle
Chicago
Milwaukee, Paul and Pacific
G Grave
Spohine King
Pierce
Washington State
Ion Wopré
Board halts graft and orders direct widow payments
The Hindu Industrial Accident Board stopped graft and ordered weekly compensation for a widow. It ruled that a Philippine resident does not live in the United States for widow benefits, allowing only that rate. The decision urged direct payments to the widow to avoid further delays and attorney fees.
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Carsanchio
United States
Carranchio
Politicians Face Fresh True Bills In State Senate Inquiry
Indictments tally against Seymour and a Denver grocer in a western Republican senatorial campaign case. Testimony shows Seymour denied involvement with the filing while W M Stebbing asserts he posted a $500 bond and Seymour acted as intermediary. Judge Manger rules the initial indictments fail to prove materiality and upholds the senate investigation as proper. Receipts show cash sums and attorney fees paid to the widow, which the board says do not meet required rules and future payments may be halted.
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Compras
Clements
Senate
Seymour
Denver
W M Stebbing
Sevmom
Norus
Manger
Nye
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Iamy
Suman
Wissinger
Smiths
Faye
Deterlinn
Perry
Hull
Optinn
Bow County
W.ade
Montana
Mie
Mieli Bellege
Devin
Joan Hato
Laspivens
Mie Association
Pulletins
Dr Wo" Smetters
Fair Grounds
Water Cop
Cupalola
Cilly
TM Palmers
Riverside Park
Newnet
Bruns
Congton
Woosmith
Scrimshir
Flery
Uer
Dayton Wash
Colorido
Winnipeg
Nevada
Westrope
C Pool
FORD
Detroit
O.B
Fian
Hattie
Aviatrix
Omaha Neb
Hindustrial Accident Board
Antues
Leon Marol
Zasu Pitts
Mitzi Green
Haig Warder
Carloon Cuinic
City Lights
Charlie
Anguel
Charde
Horatio Viger
Chaplin
Dixie Inn
Ida Welsh
Ralph Freyler
Entertainer
Thurs
Auspices
American Legion
McAlister
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