Wheat crop forecast shows record winter harvest in U S
United States Department of Agriculture predicts the winter wheat crop will reach 621 million bushels, fourth largest in history, with 91 percent of normal conditions on April 1 and a record 729 million bushels in the best year. Area sown fell slightly from last year amid small abandonments, and rye production is forecast at 66 million bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas
Kaw Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. M E Charles and daughter Gladys visited in Kansas styling on Saturday. Ellen Hughes returned home to St Charles Missouri after Easter. Rev Bleck of Lawrence met at John Ott Jr. home. Mr and Mrs Carl Perkins visited, as did Mrs Perkins' father Mr Wilson in Sunray. Schuman siblings and many Lawrence visitors attended funerals and gatherings across Lawrnece and nearby towns. Local residents shared Sunday calls and greetings with relatives in Bismark and Tope.
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M. E. Charles
Gladys
Kansas
Sty
Ellen Hughes
St. Charles
Rev
Bleck
Lawrence
John Ott, Jr
Carl Perkins
Perkins
Mr. Wilson
Lawrence Sunray
Agen
Eevor
Wrence
Weber
James Corel
Lael Brown
Mishal
Ora
Helen Nen
Mae Schuman
John G
Yes
Danie
Chicago
Sinan
Suther
Peter Schuman
Ethel Sterling
Lawnpe
J. Saunders
James Cord
Lieutenant Birch
Lawforth
Chrishaake
Lydia
Albert Schalke
Bismark
Mary Sanders
Andrs
Charlie Sanders
Esther Hartis
Lone Star Items Chronicle Local Social Notes
Lone Star area social and family notices describe births births of Franklin Detroit to vy and Mrs DT Smith, visits by Dietz and Ulrich families, school exams at Lone Star school, and community events with residents from Lawrence, Deer Creek, and Sibley. Several entries mention outings, church services, and daily greetings among Corbin, Dietz, Freese, Sanders, Flory, and Garbutt families.
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DT. F. Smith
Franklin Detroit
Henry Metsker
Porter Bond
Ulrich
Will Ulrich
Gertrude Corbin
Ben Corbin
Brockman
Deer Creek
Conrad Altenbernd
Rankin Creek
Lawrence
Francis Curtis
Lillian J
Alda Brehammer
Gracia Garbutt
Juanita Corbin
Kaura Fox
Tate
Gladys
Esther Mary
Bertha
Minnie Dieix
Maude Elliott
Lawence
Charles Sanders
Charlie Sanders
Mils
Mary Sanders
Eleanor Anderson
Maude Ellicott
Edna Fox
Corbins
Frank Fiery
Murry Bond
William Lee and Son
George
Dietz
Clifford Ulrich
Afford Uhriel
Dietz Weitor
Murry
Everett Bend
Freddie
Raymond Sanders
Theron Clark
W. A. Kinzie
Nickersed
Kan
George, Marion
Richard
Freese
Sibley
Sanders
J. H. Freese
Ethel Flory
Minnie
Bertha Dietz
August Dietz
Austin Flory
Mr. Lee
Victor Dietz
Joe Flory
Fritz Dietz
Will,Garbutt
Frank Fishburn
Lawrence Vis
Lone Star Brethren hold Easter communion in town
The Old Home Town notes a Brethren church communion held Saturday night as Rev A W Kinzie was elected chief for the coming year. Visits include Dr W C Nelson from Lawrence and Murry Bond grinding corn. Community dinner filled the schoolhouse with about 150 to 200 attendees.
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Lone Star Church of the Brethren
Murry Bond
Austin 1
Flory
W. C. Nelson
Lawrence
Porter Bond
Lawrence Thursiey
W. A. Kinzie
Nickerson
Kans
A. W. Kinzie
Joe Flory
California
Rachel Flory
Richard Flory
Stull
Lone Star
Bertha
Minnie Dietz
Austin Flory
Fairview Community News Roundup Recaps Visitors and Events
Local residents and visitors are listed as calling on or spending time with neighbors across Fairview. Names include Ethel Griffin Lewis Teddy Howard Deay Schafstahl Peters and many others with gatherings at homes, dinners, church work, and a recent elevator meeting in Baldwin Finlay. A hospital update notes Mrs E A Burgtorf recovering from gall stones.
Epsonade Salts Promised Taste Safe Remedy
Ad shows a bottled remedy named Epsonade Salts claiming to disguise the taste of epsom salts with lemon flavor. It suggests use for biliousness headaches or constipation and warns against requesting tasteless epsom salts.
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Ada Aineticarf
Local Happenings and Visits Around Winter and Lawrence
Mr and Mrs Schroyer and family visited Lawrence after a Sunday trip, Wilda Hiddleston spent an afternoon with Jane Anderson, Lelia Banks stayed with her brother John Banks near Lecompton, and the Star school closed with a dinner program. Community club met with Mrs Julius Buerman and May 6 is set for the next all day meeting with Eva Andereon. Lorena Eve Winter born to Mr and Mrs John Banks on a Saturday in April. several residents traveled to nearby towns including Topeka, Lecompton, and Boeuf for visits and church events.
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Albert Harvey
Topeka
Maness
Conrad Altenbernd
Richard Snow
Bii
Carl Conp
C. Gilmore
Annie
Josephine Gilmore
St. Petershire
Florida
Bert Mitchell
Casaphapie
Cecile
Eli Ulrich Neat Lane
Star
G. €. Seele
Clara of Brackett
Lewis Seele
Otis Lindell
Dorothy
Mr. Hadler
Drener
Fred Howard
Baldwin Finlay
Messrs
Peter Dreher
L. D. Howanl
Otto. Dreher
Chas. Howard
Cal Sizer
Kames
John Cannon
W. C. Simon
Dr. Jones
Brownlee
Moon
William ‘Wells
Elizabeth Buila
Wilda
Hiddleston
Jane Anderson
Lelia Banks
Tharerlay
John Banks
Lecompton
Star School
Vials Hiddleston
Schreyer
Jones
Grandon
Anderton
Locompton
Methodist Church
Edith
Jeck Foster
Johns Banks
Laura Winter
Henry Davidson
Shedamilin
Will Anderson
Vivland
Clarke Richards
Shipman Cartey
Shelly Spe
Norwood
Charles Winter
Milton Winter
Winters
Medicine Lodge
Kansas
Local Scene Reports Repairs and Social Gatherings
Reno W T Harwood and Raleigh man sold goods on Friday while C E Cook Roy Cook R Graham and son Jesse hauled rock for a new culvert near W G Skeet. The Aid Society met with Mrs Harmen and planned a church reception for Rev A C Hall and wife on Saturday evening April 16. Mrs A H Heines of Honey Valley visited in the afternoon.
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W. T. Harwood
Raleigh
C. E
Roy Cook
R. Graham
Jesse
W. G. Skeet
Aid Society
No To Bac Tobacco Aid Promises Craving Relief
No-To-Bac offers a tablet that supposedly ends tobacco cravings for cigarettes cigars pipes or chewing. The ad claims the habit can be broken and money saved with a refund if no relief is found.
Pleasant afternoon plans and community meeting notes
Residents gathered in the church Friday with the Cemetery Association to discuss a Memorial service at the cemetery on Decoration Day. Mentions visitations include Mrs Elmer Atlen Mrs E C Cowles and neighbors in Baldwin Knowl edge Hill and surrounding households.
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Howard Miller
Cemetery Association
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United States Bureau of Agriculture
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Oyven
Epinach
Stanley
Lon Durkin
Hootstown
Fairview
Ethel and
Dorath
Griffin
Lewis
Teddy
Guy Howard
Eugene Deay
Pearl Smith
Edna Koehler
Albert Lynch
Geo. Hunsinger
Walter Howand
Chester Howsards Myr
Marvin Wily
Bert. Mitchell
Vinton Peters
Ed Howard
Chas. Whedon
Chester Howard
E. Leary
Eugene
E. M. Leary
J. R. Shirar
Biss Pearl Smith
Kansas City
Geo
Dews
Kanwaka
Mr.Gessner
Geo. Newton
Chas. Wells
Homer Brownlee
Mr. Brownlee
Edward
Albert Davis
Mitchell
Chas
Nisely
Floyd Nisely
Olathe
Frank, Jr
Louis Seele
Alfred
Paul Koehler
Violet and
Tiddlie Mitchell
Hilda Koehler
Sie End
Carl Mitchell Farney
Excelsior
Art
Louise Koehler
T.griffin Andaughters
Miller
Mabel Peters
Clara
Dore Hunsinger
Jura Howard
Lewis Howard
Vinland High School
Fd Schafstall
Ruth
Griffith
Lela Newton
John Thomas
Malison County
Iowa
S. T. Griffin
Mr. Thomas
Arkansas
EPSOM
Mia
Chisazo
Lawrence Gid
Pound Corner Drug Co
F. B. Mc
Dorothy Kipp
Hazetwood
Rhode Island
Biddy
Reno
A Stearns
Kim
Tf Bowns
Peru
Elmer Atlen
B.C
E. C. Cowles
Baldwin
Burgtorf
Rist
Mabel Day
Marie Gibson
Biirs
Claude London
Akin Home
Florence
Knowwtjedge Hill
Marshall Home
Cooper
John Akin
J. E. Hever
C . Jershat
Mbakins
Ab Horne
Jin Tiere
Ars
A. BE. Buretorf
Farttente
Neienherhood
Heme
C. H. Cooper
Ster
Sarah Cooper
Wm. Marshall End
Harold
St Akins
Bayer
Harper Bros. Mule Barn
North Lawrence
Farrow
F. H. Harper
Mgr
Col. H. ¥. Stone
Lawrence National Bank
W. C. Parrish
Bismarck
Midland
N. Eager
S. T. Moore
Guardian
W. C. Flory
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