British Missionaries Flee Changchow Under Red Advance
Describes Chinese Red armies advancing toward Changchow Fukien province with city in danger of capture. Americans and missionaries evacuate toward Amoy as British consul seeks gunboats to guard interests. General Chang Chun mobilizes province troops and commandeers vehicles for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amon
China
Changchow
Here
Kawangtung
Asiatic Fleet
Peiping
Itea
OpenING .AWNING COMPANY New Concern In Basement Store
The Lawrence Tent and Awning company opens in the basement of the Weaver store at 901 Massachusetts street. It offers high quality merchandize made in the city with an attractive stock of tent and awning materials. Managed by P. C. Popplewell and N. F. Hedson, both with extensive experience in the field. Popplewell, a Lawrence High School and Kansas University alumnus, previously worked ten years at Little Rock Tent and Awning. Hedson also brings wide industry experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Tent
Massachusetts Street
P. C. Popplewell
N. FL Hedson
Popplewell
Thomas Popplewell
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Little Rock
Ark
Hodson
Sampy High School Arbor Day Program Delights Students
The eighth grade assembly held an Arbor Day observance in the study hall this afternoon. Program items include History of Arbor Day by Patricia Green, Brevities by sixth graders, The Planting Song by third graders, Arbor Day With His Poets read by Ann Reynolds, a story The Best Loved Tree Kansas by Jane Johnson, piano by Monte Sherwood, a poem Possessions by Edgar Guest read by Teabel West, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampy High School
Patricia Green
Arbor Day
Ann] Reynolds
Kansas
Jane Johnson
Sollo
Monte Sherwood
Wayne Allhne Foem
Edgar Guest
Teabel West
Tels
Youths held in jail for Patterson murder
Two 18 year old youths, Lowell Lloyd and Lawrence Richardson, charged with first degree murder in the death of Miss Ira Patterson near Pleasant Grove, are held in Anderson county jail on $5,000 bond each. A preliminary hearing was set for April 20 by Justice W. O. Decker. The pair surrendered April 3 after admitting they were with Miss Patterson shortly before she was found dying on the highway south of Garnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lloyd
Lawrence Richardson
Ira Patterson
Ear Pleasant Grove
Anderson County
W. O. Decker
Lloyd
Richardson
Jjail
Yom Hurst
Garnett
Reduction in Fares for Santa Fe Lawrence to Wichita
Beginning May 1 one way passenger rates on the Santa Fe from Lawrence to Wichita will be 3 dollars. The rates are permanent and tickets good in coaches and chair cars only. The saving represents about a third of the usual rate. One way from Wichita to Topeka will be 4.75 dollars and to Kansas City 5.50 dollars. Recent Lawrence to Topeka rates are 75 cents and to Kansas City 1.10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Wichita
Bel
Topeka
Kansas City
Plans for pre school health centers discussed
A meeting in Miss Electa Kindlesperger’s office outlined plans for pre school health centers. Mrs. R. H. Beamer presided. Examinations are scheduled for the second week in May with time and place to be announced later. Nutrition work and behavior problems will be addressed along with the health exams, with principals, PTA members, and physicians in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electa
Kindlesperger
R. H. Beamer
Kindelsperger
Founders Day Banquet of Sigma Delta Chi Held Friday
The annual Founders Day banquet of Sigma Delta Chi the professional journalism fraternity will be held Friday evening at the Hotel Wood. Tom Collins Sunday editor of the Kansas City Journal Post is the speaker. Don Smith president will preside and installation of new officers will take place. Robert Whiteman of Scott City is the next year’s president. Attend the Appliance Show 948 Mass Friday and Saturday a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Delta Chi
Hotel Wood
Tom Collins
Kansas City Journal- Post
Don Smith
Robert Whiteman
Scott City
Riot Erupts As Jobless Parade Blazes Through Auckland
Hundreds of unemployed civil servants march in Auckland erupt into riot in business district. Police and volunteers clash with rioters causing injuries to hundreds and 23 officers. Sailors from H. M. S. Philomel secure peace and patrol city streets. Property damage runs into thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auckland
New Zealand
H. M. S. Philomel
Police Called As Bonus Hearing Clashes Erupt
Washington April 14 AP Police were summoned to keep order at the bonus hearing before the Ways and Means Committee after a delegation demanded to be heard out of order. Samuel J. Stenber, representing the Workers Ex-service Men's League, pressed to be heard while Patman led witnesses for a $2 billion payment on bonus certificates. The chairman warned no hearing would be given without following rules and called a police guard to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Samuel J. Stenber
Workers Ex-service Men’s League
Crisp
Patman
Texas
Stenber
KU cello program expands with Kinney instruction
Unusual interest in cello grows at the University of Kansas. The University Symphony Orchestra now reserves six cello chairs. Dean Swarthout has arranged for Gordon Kinney, Rochester based cellist from the McGrew string trio, to take on extra cello pupils. Kinney, Eastman School of Music graduate and Rochester Philharmonic alum, studied under Maas and Kefer and has scholarships in cello, double bass, and composition. Lessons may be scheduled through the fine arts office or with Kinney directly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
K. U. School of Fine Arts
University Symphony’ Orchestra
D. M. Swarthout
Gordon Kinney
Rochester
N.Y
Kinney
McGrew
Wren
Eastman School of Music
Alato
Gerald Maas
Paul Kefer
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra
Lawrence
Lawrence This Past Fall. Arrangements For Cello Lessons With Mr. Kinney
Fine Arts
TWO ESCAPE AT LANSING Prisoners on Night Shift at Mine Top
Leavenworth Kan April 11 Two prisoners escaped from the State Penitentiary at Lansing last midnight Chester Morris 20 admitted July 11 1931 to ten to fifty years for bank robbery and John Ware alias John Scott admitted October 21 1980 to five to twenty one years for criminal assault. The two men were employed on the night shift at the mine top and were fired upon as they ran over a shale dump north of the prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Liberty
Langing
Chester Morris
Cheyenne County
John Ware
John Scott
Santa Fe to lay heavier rail in Kansas line
The Santa Fe railway will begin next week laying 110 pound rail on the Ellinor to El Dorado line in Kansas, replacing 87 pound rail over 47 miles between El Dorado and Matfield Green. The project will employ 200 to 250 men and may extend to the rest of the line later this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Santa Fe Railway
Ellinor-E Dorado
Kansas
ElDorado
Matfield Green
E. A. Goeldner
Eastern Lines
Will Attend Convention Delegates At KU YWCA Training
About seventy five delegates from six Kansas colleges are expected at the YWCA cabinet training convention to be held at the University of Kansas this weekend. Meetings will be open to all women students at KU and the attending delegates from six schools. Sixty or more from Kansas towns participate in the central Kansas league music contest in Salina. In the evening a massed bands concert is planned at Memorial Hall. A sanity test confronts Mrs Emma McCraner after she reportedly confessed to killing her husband with kitchen utensils last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Kansas
University of Kansas
Gaither
Salina
Kan
Ellsworth
Abilene
Herington
McPherson
Chapman and Lindsberg
Memorial Hall
Eldorado
Emma McCraner
Butler County
W. H. McCraner
Birth of a Daughter and Local Society Notes
Mr and Mrs Robert M Ice announce the birth of a daughter Mildred Louise on April 11 at 328 Funston avenue. The Jolly Teachers club met at Mrs Chester Wibbs home with Dorothy Fishburn conducting. Members named places made famous in sons. Gottlieb Neider and Ho mer Flory won first and second in a contest. Mrs M D Flory received honorable mention and assisted in refreshments. The chair will meet April 27 at Mrs Robert Wilson. The Imperial auction club met at Mrs R C Moore home with guests Mrs Charles Swartz Mrs Robert Rowlands Mrs M F Hudson and Mrs George March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Ice
Funston Avenue
Mildred Louise
Imperial Auction Club
R. C. Moore
Charles Swartz
Robert Rowlands
M. F. Hudson
George March
Faculty Members Attend Sessions at McPherson
Nineteen prartibors of the University of Kansas faculty plan to attend the sixty fourth annual Kansas Academy of Science meeting in McPherson. Sessions run through Saturday with eleven students from your campus to attend. Attending faculty include W J Baingartiter, R H Reamer, R H Wheeler, Kenneth K Lamles, W H Schoene, R V Parker, Verrion a Right, Edward H Taylor, Wilt 1K McKnown, F Davng, Toney Werner, Robert Taft, Hoya E.m, Randell Royce, Oren Fy Binggham, H D B Hungerford, P Readie and P B Lawson. Student attendees include Orville S Waiters, Warren W Wilcox, Edith Beach, Harriet Ay Geer, H W Lane, Karl Young steam, George A Walker, J Gilbert Shaw, Arthur W Davidson, J Q Hottingham and Haroll Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Kansas
McPherson
Kansas Academy of Science
Yor
W. J. Bai Unigart
Iter
The
Academy
R. H. Reamer
R. H. Wheeler
Kenneth K. Lamles
Wi. H.schoene
R. V. Parker
Verrion
Edward H. Taylor
Warren W. Wilcox
Edith Beach
Harriet Ay Geer
H. W.lane
Karl Young
George A. Walker
J. Gilzbert Shaw
Arthur W. Davidson
J. Q. Hottingham
Haroll Peters
Bonus payments opposed by Fed official in April hearing
Washington reports that two billion dollars in currency to redeem outstanding bonus certificates was called unwarranted by Eugene Meyer, head of the Federal Reserve Board, before a House banking committee. Meyer warned inflationary effects could damage government credit, even as proponents pressed for full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eugene Steror
Federal Reserv Board
Meyer
Kirk's Band at Patee Concerts This Weekend
Andy Kirk and his Twelve Clouds of Joy, famed colored orchestra, booked for the Patee Theater this weekend. The group appears on the midnight show at 11:15 with Sunday matinees and five Sunday evening performances. The band, known internationally, has cut 38 records for Brunswick and Victor and previously co-starred on Broadway in Blackbirds of 1929-30. Benny Figben is billed as the greatest drummer. The troupe arrives from the Coronado hotel in St. Louis and travels from Lawrence to Beaver and the West Coast. Schwahn says the engagement offers a rare musical treat for theater patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Andy Kirk
Patee Theater
S. E. Schwahn
Kirk
Brunswick
Victor
Clouds
Benny Figben
Coronado Hotel
St. Louis
Beaver
West Coast
Schwahn
Celebrate Republic marks first year of Spanish Republic
Madrid hosts fireworks parades bands and dances as millions celebrate the first anniversary of the fall of the Bourbon monarchy and the Republic. A large parade of floats led by Indalecio Prieto opened the festivities following the abdication of King Alfonso and the founding of the new government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Republic
Indalecio Prieto
Alfonso
Lawrence Sheriff Takes Up Grass Growing Project
Sheriff Jack Dunksey has begun a small agricultural effort near the county jail with a plan to grow grass in the sandy yard after spading the area. A golden-haired toddler wandered from KU tennis grounds toward a Haskell Kansas baseball game, was spotted by George Trombold, and returned to his parents by Kraemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dunksey
Messin| Trusty
K. U
Haskell
Kansas
George Trombold
L. E. Rice
Ariym Kraemer
Lawrence High School votes on ten pictures for art exhibit
Law rence high school teachers and students will vote tomorrow at fourth hour on ten pictures to purchase for the school from the activity fund. Returns will be tabulated and later the pictures framed by practical arts students under L. Kf. Emmett. The exhibit is organized by Miss Alice Geiger and the Lawrence art club has been invited to view it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Trence High School
Nctivity Fund
L. Kf. Emmett
Alice Geiger
Lawrence Art Club
Lawrence Music Club Eyes State Federation Convention
The Lawrence Music Club plans to host next year's meeting of the State Federation of Music Clubs. At the Pittsburg annual gathering, members urged moving the event to Lawrence and an invitation will be sent to the federation. Judge C. F. Lindley has shown some improvement after illness but remains at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Music Clubs
Lawrence Music Club
Pittsburg
Mieilin Lawrence
Stat
Ottawa brothers arrested after stolen car runs out near Tonganoxie
William and George Henthrone of Ottawa were arrested early Wednesday when a car they allegedly stole ran out of gasoline near Tonganoxie. They were returned to Ottawa. The automobile belonged to Dr. O. R. Mc Candles of Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
George Henthrone
Ottawa
Tonganoxie
O. R. Mc
Linwood Community Notes and Local Meetings
Mr and Mrs C C Browning and family of Linwood visited the Charles Davidson home. A Cory funeral drew a good crowd from here at Euora Wednesday. A Friday school meeting re elected L J Millerd to the board and Mrs Shirk was re hired for the coming year. Teachers and pupils enjoyed a woods outing Friday. Charles Davidson was elected to serve on the Linwood high school board Thursday. A large crowd attended the Sackee community meeting Friday evening with a good program. Mr and Mrs Charles Davidson and children and Mrs Anna Torden and children spent Sunday afternoon with their parents Mr and Mrs Scale at Six Corners. Mrs D S Wilson of Lawrence spent Thursday with her mother Mrs W E Brock. Pettengill and George Miller graded the roads Saturday. Examinations for teachers and pupils are planned for Saturday at Linwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Browning
Linwood
Charles Davidson
Cory
Euroa
L. J. Millerd
Sackee
Anna Torneden
D. S. Wilson
Lawrence
W. E. Brock
Pettengill
George Milleret
Neis
Kate Edelbrock
John
Eudora
Pete Edelbrock
Charline
Merle Reuech
Tonganoxieo
Mary Edelbrock
Miss Mary
Cornelius
Kansas City
M. German
Strawn
Gideon Ness
Viola Broers
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Margie Hagenbuch
Dan Heffner
Otto Spitz
Heffner
Spitzli
C. E. Cory
M. E
Lewie Hadlant
Kaw Valley
Carl Kurtz
Verner
Hesper
Howard Bernitz
Weaver
Mice Maire
Evabelle Kindred
Nell Catlin
Buy Dorn
Verner Strobel
Floyd Broers
Kathlee
Agnes Pine
Evangelical Comrade
Sam Neil
Neis Grove
Walter Parker
Fern Broers
Walter. Parker
Women's Foreign, Missionary Society
D. R. Kohler
Delene Bowen
Mix
John Bowen
Weaver School
Bowen Grove
Ben Neis
Fred Gottstein
Fred
Bernice Holmes
Claude Davault
Doris
Wellsville
Lem Sturdy Woodrow
Maude Davault
Earl
Ottawa
Elsmere Davault
Lan Deay
Doran Deay
Arvard Watkins
Bussie Gimlet
George ‘Kelley
Helen Gill
Orton Reece
Ganghter
Austin Schalke
Topeka
Deer
C. E. Stephens
Eva
Baldwin
Keer
Ed Hyland
Philip
W. E. Hoskinson
Eliza Hyland
Afra
Car- Ryland
Reece
Roy Johnson
George Hosinson
Oskinson
George Hoskinson
Kanas City
Hoskinson
San Diego
Suni Unti
Relaves
Helen Chaney
Mary King
Rachel Hulse
Oak Ridge
Samuel Crawford
Tames Fors
Robert Post
Woodrow Sturdy
Walter Conrad
Perry Wayne icPheetarss
Jimmie Reed
Hi Salamander Kander Laughtin
Henry Tones
Alvin Jones
Mrs. Davis
Eun
Anna
Deay
Keller
Lecompton Hosts Mary and Martha Smith Shower Night
Misses Lecompton Mary and Martha Smith hosted a party and mis cellaneous shower Wednesday night for Mrs Ted Smith a recent bride. Prizes were awarded to Mrs F Fulton and Mrs George Shaw. Gifts included silverware a quilt pillows table cover dishes and kitchen utensils. Guests listed include Edna Lasswell Wilma Gibbons Patricia Bell Patty Gae Alfred Mike Bell Gus Hildenbrand Isgae Hartup G M Head Nettie Glenn George Bahnmaier Mildred Vivian Goodrich Lucille Loren e Hildenbrand F H Moore Rose Parrish A G DeKat H F Fulton Edythe Leslie Arlette Fulton Paul Maust R M Gray Gerald Holloway Russel Worley Mabel Hertschinger A Stone Starr Glenn Sears Taylor George Lasswell Barbara Worley Fred Smith and the Smiths. Weekend guests Frank Taylor and children from Topeka visited Mr and Mrs J M Taylor and Donald Taylor returned home after visiting grandparents. Dr C H Maust returned home Friday after hospital care in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Martha Smith
Ted Smith
F. Fulton
George Shaw
George’ Shaw
Edna Lasswell
Wilma Gibbens
Patricia Bell
Patty Gae
Alfred Mike Bell
Gus Hildenbrand
Isgae_Hartup
G. M. Head
Nettie Glenn
George F. Bahnmaier
Frances
Mildred
Vivian Goodrich
Lucille
Lorene Hildenbrand
F. H. Moore
Rose Par
Frank Taylor
Topeka
J. M. Taylor
Donald Taylor
C. H. Maust
St. Francis Hospital
Weaver area notes and family visits stream through Sunday
The Weaver community reports a busy weekend with visitors to Gideon Ness and Nell Neis in addition to multiple family dinners. Several homes hosted family gatherings, and local school matters included the Weaver school meeting electing a treasurer and hiring Miss Agnes Pine for a third term.
Memorial hospital delivery brings Roe family home
Mrs William Roe and her baby daughter returned from Memorial hospital this week. Mrs OmiHarsen is caring for them at their home at the parsonage in Vinland and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roe
Memorial Hospital
Community Notes From Wellsville Area gathering and visits
Neighbors helped Fred Gottstein with plowing as he recovers from surgery. Bernice Holmes and mother cooked for workers. Several dined with Mr. and Mrs. Lem Sturdy and others. Relatives visited including Davaults, Landeays, and Hoskinsons. Cemetery cleanup at Vinland noted, with club membership push. Cast list teased for local play The Cat Across the Hill set for Apr 26.
Embroidery Club Meeting and Local Notices
The embroidery club met at Mrs Ruth Richards home on Tuesday afternoon April 5. Members quilted and shared a luncheon hosted by Mrs Clara Nace mother of the hostess. Several families including Messrs Bertha Alexander Mable Sims Bobby and Faye McFann Joan Gertrude Nears Ruth Sehon Kelma Maust Faye Glenn Ruth Bahnmaier and Clara Nace were mentioned. A trip to Dover was taken by Mr and Mrs Harvey Glenn to visit Mrs Glenns parents. Fifth and sixth grade pupils and Miss Agnes Laptad enjoyed a picnic in Traxlers woods on Tuesday afternoon. The health contest results showed the winning side losing to the losing side in the baseball game. Miss Lata room pupils listed as neither absent nor tardy for the seventh month included Pauline Baughman Marie Cottrell Elizabeth Garcia Doris Holloway Mary Nell Lasswell Allen Mitchell Virgil Shaffer Warren Springer Charles Sulzen Louis Traxler Albert Murphy Denzel Gibbons Marie James Charles Michael and Betty Jane Traxler. Gerald Holloway World War veteran gave a talk on the war for the sixth grade history class Friday afternoon. Mrs H F Fulton and daughter Arlette and Mrs Nettie Glenn were also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery Club
Ruth Richards
Tuesay
Bertha Alexander
Miss Lata
Pauline Baughman
Marie Cottrell
Elizabeth Garcia
Doris Holloway
Mary Nell Lasswell
Allen Mitchell
Virgil Shaffer
Warren Springer
Charles Sulzen
Louis Traxler
Albert Murphy
Denzel Gibbons
Marie James
Charles
Michael
Betty Jane Traxler
Gerald Holloway
H. F. Fulton
Arlette
Nettie Glenn
High School YWCA Meeting Reports Activities
Guests of Mr and Mrs F H Moore attended a Tuesday night meeting at the high school. Dorothy Elliot led the program with Virginia Kennedy directing songs. Retiring president Mrs Flossie Gibbons and delegate Ruth Selon reported on the Chapman state convention. New officers elected include Ruth Bahn president Abs Mabel Slavers vice president Gladys Holloway secretary Edna Lasswell treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
How Moore
Dorothy Elliot
Virginia Kennedy
Flossie Gibbons
Ruth Selon
Chapman
Neecompton
Ruth Bahn
Majer
Abs
Mabel’ Slavers
Gladys Holloway
Edna Lasswell
Market News Wheat Drought Fears Hover Over Prices
Chicago April 14 AP market notes wheat near top, crops damaged. forecasts show persistent drought across Kansas Nebraska western Oklahoma and Texas Panhandle. Wheat up to 133% from yesterday, corn and oats sluggish, hogs steady, cattle mixed. Livestock prices list varied bids and regional quotes from Kansas City and Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
Southwest
Oakley
Kan
Market and Livestock Prices Mixed Across Farm Report
The report lists mixed livestock quotes with steers around 46 per pound and hogs steady, noting weight loads and regions. Grain and hay prices show corn around 82 cents, oats 20, and timothy around 90 cents to 2.80 per unit, with regional variations in leaf greens and poultry prices. Wall Street activity shows a volatile session with early losses rebounding, aided by banks and utilities despite continued concerns over federal credit expansion and potential rediscount rate changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Commonwealth Edison
Santa Fe
U. S. Steel
Standard of
New Jersey
General Motors
General Electric
Tnsuil
Peoples-Gus
Comonwealth Edison
Samuel Insull
Chicago
Middle West
Utilities
Tnaull
Utilties Investments, Inc
Aiel Corporation Securities Corporation
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Miraculous Rheumatism Remedy Promises Pain Relief
The Round Corner Drug Co offers Allenrue an 8 oz formula claimed to treat rheumatism neuritis lumbago and sciatica without drugs or opiates. It promises immediate pain relief and removal of uric acid deposits in muscles joints and tissues with a money back guarantee through leading druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Corner Drug Co
Gall Stone Colic Treatment Offered At Home
An ad promotes a liver and gall bladder remedy from Hane Drugo at 1861 North St. Minneapolis Minnesota. It claims a centuries old specialist prescription and two and a half decades of satisfying results with a money-back guarantee. Clip this advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hane
North
St. Minneapolis
Ain
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Plan Health Centers
Journalism Fraternity
Lansing
Mine Top
Gamble Stores
Diadipsta
Brooklyn
Mellon Brinks
Toast
London
Andrew, W. Mellon
United States
Great Britain
Pilgrim Society
King George
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Wis
Silver Lake State
Clifford Janke
Anil
Fotlow
Ines
Ey Close Onl
S. Goveciuen
Liberty Fourth Atent Treasury
Owen Std Prezd
Provo
Frederic ©. Walcott
Connecticut
Senate Ranking Committee
Patee
Colored Orchestra
Spain
C. E. Lindley
C. F E. Lindley
Judge Lindley
Hiawatha
Villa Eden
Lecompton
Evening Star
Vinland and Vicinity
Livestoak
Fommanion
Nig Dius
City Livestock
Cingsen
Tbs
Ventern
Jomes City
Rk P—Whent Ag Inchanietto
Yale Sen
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Ealth
Ted
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Runi
City
Anchang
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