Agricultural relief bill outlined by Kansas farm leader
Ralph Saycer, president of Kansas State Farm Berean, defends a proposed agricultural relief measure drafted by Midwest farm groups and Southern cooperatives. The plan sets up a twelve member board, financed by an equalization fee, to prevent surpluses by purchasing excess supply and removing it from the U.S. market, aiming to secure an American price for American products without direct price fixing. The bill emphasizes cooperation with farm organizations, mechanisms to curb foreign competition, and alignment with other protective laws.
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Journal- World
Congress
Midwest
Secretary of Agriculture
Tts
America
Tno
Oirder
Dunmire Opens New Grocery and Meat Market
Dunmire opens a new grocery and meat market at 718 Mass. St. Lawrence visitors flocked to the store as carnations were handed out to celebrate the launch. Walt Dunmire recalls a historic landmark location signal and aims to attract shoppers with bargains and flowers. Farley leads the meat department in a thriving start.
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Walt Dunmire
Lawrence
Kansas Electric Tower Co
Sire Denmire
Mass
Mr. Denmire
Mr. Farley
Evening Star Social Notes From Hespex Area
Mr and Mrs Roy Wurtz and daughter Norma of Hespex visited Elmer Kurs and extended family. Mrs Walter Parker and Mrs Charlie Kurtz were also guests. Johnnie Withman and others spent Sunday afternoon with local families. Walter Parker visited Rev Torrence Saturday afternoon. Prairie Center residents Woodard Neis Redher Miller called on Fred Koch and Parker family visited.
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Roy Wurtz
Norma
Hespex
Walter Parker
Charlie Kurtz
Elmer Kurs
Johnnie Withman
John
Harold Reuseh
F . Walter Parker
Rev. Torrence
Woodard
Sam Neis
Redher Miller
Prairie Center
Fred Koch
Aft Cyhoon
Wester Parker
Ebroxy Parker
Family of
Local families visit as ill relatives recover
Parker suffers intestinal flu as neighbors and relatives visit ill relatives in the area. Ms and Mrs Roy Kurtz and Norma of Hesper spend Monday with Kurtz's father. Mrs Leonard Bagby and son visit Belleview relatives with C Kurtz who is ill. Otto Abels and daughters dine with Mrs Abels' parents Eve Neis Sr. of Eudora. Nurse Mrs Eaton from Lawrence, who cared for Grandma Kurtz, returns home. Pearl Strobel of Eudora visits mother Emma Strobel. Edith Meuffles stays with Alice Meuffle in Eudora. Gus Keghler and Eugene McCabri attend De Soto rural high school meeting.
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Parker
Roy Kurtz
Norma
Hesper
Mr. Kurtz
Leonard Bagby
Belleview
Bagby
C. Kurtz
Otto Abels
Abels
Eve Neis Sr
Eudora
Eaton
Lawrence
Grandma Kurtz
Pearl Strobel
Emma Strobel
Strobel
Edith Meuffles
Alice Meuffle
Gus Keghler
de Soto Rural High School
Eugene McCabri
Kaw Valley School Board Meeting Notes
The Evening Star district No. 5 met Friday afternoon at the schoolhouse called to order by director Mrs. Pete Edelbrock at 2. Walter Parker was elected treasurer in the annual board election. The board did not designate a teacher yet. Patrons present included Otto Abels and wife, Robert Reusch and wife, Walter Parker and wife, Mrs Pete Edelbrock, Fred Siewskie, Gus Keehler, Chris Meuffle, and Henry Kurtz. Herbert Meuffle was absent due to flu. Werner Strobel spent Easter vacation with his parents.
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Kaw Valley
Joe Strobel
Evening Star
Pete Edelbrock
Henry Kurtz
Bob Reusch
Walter Parker
Otto Abels
Robert Reusch
Fred Siewskie
Gus Keehler
Chris, Meuffle
Herbert Meuffle
Werner Strobel
Community Notes Mention Local Hospital and Visits
Grandma Kurtz, recently ill with the flu, is reported to be recovering while a local resident turned to Friend's University at Wichita Friday evening for reasons not fully stated. The brief item caps with health and educational affiliations.
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Friend's University At
Wichita
Grandma Kurtz
Play to Be Re-Given at Dicker's Hall in April
The Sunday School of North Lawrence Christian church will re stage Play to Be Re-Given When They Bust the Denver and Rio Grande at Dicker's Hall on Wednesday April 14 at 8 15 pm. Admission prices are ten cents for children and thirty five cents for adults. Peggy Joyce to Marry Again in Miami Joyce announced she will wed Stanford E Comstock in Miami on April 13 marking her fifth marriage and return to matrimony after a string of high profile divorces. The report notes Joyce's four marriages ended in divorce.
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Denver and
Rio Grande
Dicker’s Hall
North Lawrence
Peggy Joyce
Miami
Fla
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Stanford E. Comstock
President Coolidge Aims to Fill Vacancies Soon
President Coolidge intends to fill several government vacancies within a few days, signaling imminent appointments. The move follows ongoing administrative changes and reshaping officials across departments. No specific names or offices are disclosed in available text.
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Coolidge
Railroad Labor Board Meeting Set for April 15
The Railroad Labor Board schedules a hearing on April 15 to address unresolved wage and working condition disputes. Key parties include the Brotherhood of Railway Labor and related rail firms, with officials warning of potential rulings affecting negotiations nationwide.
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Railroad Labor Board
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Cleveland, Ohio
Lydia I. Pinkham
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Cleveland
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Conkey
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Barteldes Seed Co
Labor Board
Washington
Luke
W. L. Lawher
Alabama
Beye
Gould
Mitchell Murray
Missouri
TiyKo Medicine CO
Kansas City
Drogsict's
Bullard
Tonganoxie
Moore's Siding
Chester
Rhode Island
First National Bank of
Cora Wellhouse Bullard and
W. C. Moore
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