Acre Orchard Shows Strong Profit From 9 Acre Demonstration
April 16 report from Kansas State College details net profits per acre for Marysville area orchards. Joser’s 20 coopers lead with $176.37 per acre and a total profit of $3,527.50 on 9 acres. Kitchell and Marburg near Pratt show $126.38 per acre with 1 22 bushels yield. Expenses totaled about $262.54 per acre, leaving strong overall returns.
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Kans
Marysvile
Rere Ft Seser
Marysville
Parks
Divise
Kansas Stateultural College
Joser
Kitchell
Marburg
St OR
Railroad Men Buy Bonds Predict Record Santa Fe Drive
W Burnett local Santa Fe agent in Lawrence predicts employer will buy at least 3 000 000 worth of Liberty Bonds in the current drive though the second loan barely topped a million. Santa Fe employees in Lawrence have subscribed 2 000 to 2 500 worth, about ten times their prior amount, and Burnett sold 950 in Vinlanis Bald win Endora and DeSoto with only one refuser.
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W. Burnett
Santa
Santa Fe
Lawrence
Burnett
Vinlanis
Baldwin
Endora
DeSoto
Bristow Speech Draws Small Ness City Audience
Report says J L Bristow spoke at Ness City Kansas with a modest turnout. A man from Ransom attended to hear him and was displeased by what he perceived in Bristows remarks.
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Ness County
Journal- World
J.L. Bristow
Ness City
Kansas
Ransom
Bristow
Net
Cameras touted as business asset on Kansas farms
Manhattan Kansas April 18 A food camera could be a valuable asset on farms says J O Hamilton professor of physics at Kansas State Agricultural College Cameras help in selling livestock by providing clear pedigrees and condition photographs They cite cattle barns dairy setups and chicken houses as effective aids in marketing farm products and improving prices
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Manhattan
Kans
J. O. Hamilton
Kansas State Agricultural College
Hamilton
Department of Labor to Answer All Lehor Questions
Washington's Department of Labor will answer industrial questions sent in by readers. R W Babson of the United States Employment Service will collect questions and forward them to the appropriate department. Any reader with an unresolved question may mail it to the U S Employment Service in Washington.
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Department of Labor
Lehor
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Laker Department
R.W. Babson
United States Employment Service
Charice
Swine Production Efforts Highlighted in Missouri Counties
Fred Laptad spoke at twelve meetings in Osage and Jefferson counties with Federal Emergency Agents advocating new breeding methods and improved management to boost spring farrow. The sessions drew strong interest as the war elevates swine value and national livestock columns.
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Fred Laptad
Jefferson
Osage
Asihe
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement and Local Death Notice
Lawrence readers hear a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills claiming quick back and kidney relief. A death notice reports Mrs. Grabrial dies in Los Angeles with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Lawrence
Dean
Oscar Johnson
Doan
Grorial
William ¢Ial
New Hampshire
Los Angeles
California
Grabrial
Cough Remedy Endorsed By Nashville Reader
A Nashville reader reports relief from a dry hacking cough and chest pain after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The advertisement claims the product soothes heals and cures coughs colds and croup and notes it is good for whooping cough.
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Lagrippe
Jos. Gillard
Fillsore St. Nashville
Ternn
Foley
R. R. Hickson
Have New Road Rail Crossings Make Present Highway Dangerous
County commissioners and the county engineer will survey the main highway from the Laptad steck farm to the county line today. Residents along the road would decide on funding if the plan to reroute east and north of the railroad to remove crossings is feasible. State law allows a new road if the railroad creates a danger, with half the cost covered by the railroad.
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Laptad Steck Farm
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promised Relief For Bad Breath
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver stimulant that cleanses the blood and purifies the breath. It claims quick, non harsh results with no griping and cites a long medical background and nightly 6 week use to see effects.
Farmers Resort to Five Percent Cash Plan for Liberty Bonds
Bankers in Douglas County propose a plan allowing farmers to subscribe to the Third Liberty Loan by paying five percent upfront and using the bonds as collateral for loans up to ninety-five percent of the subscription. Loans carry no set time limit and are fully secured by the bonds. Also includes a note on a famous wife's influence and a Kansas City marriage license, with meeting at Belleview school postponed due to illness.
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Lawrence
Douglas County
Chamber of Commerce
Bond Granted After Coal Company Charge
Jennie Lind coal case at Matthews involves Smith charged by Infan J H S tine Oil Co with paving a debt of 2700. Preliminaries set before John Cle next Tuesday at nine. Notice switches delivery hours after 5 30 p m orders pass 6 p m Saturday and no Sunday deliveries.
Food display to be held by second class girls
A conservation display is planned by the girls of the second year domestic science class in the Manual Training Domestic Science rooms. The exact date will be announced later. Prophylactic tooth brushes are available at McCulloch's Drug Store.
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Second Fear
Linwood Social Notes and Local Visits Drag Week
Linwood community reports entertainments and visits as residents host relatives from Independence Tulsa Evanston and Kansas City. Leonard Robernel and Orrin Gross travel plans and a large Eastern Star event share space with school sports the Linwood Kid football team beating Lenape 28 to 7 and residents attending concerts in Lawrence.
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F. BR
Bessie
Orala
Albert Himes
Lorane
Independence
Clarence Robernel
Tulsa
Okla
Orrin Gross
Evanston
Wyo
Agnes Jones
Blenwood Leach
Ben Warren
Clyde Hoffine
J. QO. Sanders
Harvey Duncan
Linwood Kid
Lenape
Gertrude Siscoe
Ruth
Iva Brown
B. Haney
Lawrence
Teresa Goodwyn
Irene McKinney
Olive Hughey
Zora Engle
Aliza Allison
de Soto
Ruby Meinke
Cecil
Kansas City
Nebraska
Sven
Mattie Cline
Kansas
Gi. J. Long
Ivan
Linwood
Sonia
F. EF. Meinke
Wyoming
Kaiv Valley
Theo. Meinke
Navy Reserve Education Track Offers Students Enlistment
The Kansas City Navy Recruiting District offers technical students enrollment in the Naval Reserve Force with permission to complete education and Navy training during vacation. They would be enrolled as seamen second class and may qualify for Navy Officer Material Schools after graduation. Mechanical engineers are sought for Reserve engineer officer training. Undergraduates active this summer stay near furlough-friendly locations and may qualify for commissioned rank, forfeiting return to school if they succeed.
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Sas City
Navy
Naval Reserve Force
R. B. Campbell
Birthday dinner marks social visit and local notes
Mrs. Edi Meinke Mr and Mrs Carl Meinke and children and Mrs Roy Curtiss visited Mr John Meinke at Weaver for a birthday dinner. The article notes a Liberty Loan meeting, a Bonner Springs high school baseball loss for Rome, and various local visits and anecdotes including Masonry mention and Hood's Sarsaparilla ad. Additional items mention Missie Goodwyn visiting Kansas City and letters from Coos to his sister.
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Edi Meinke
Carl Meinke
Roy Curtiss
Weaver
John Meinke
Washington
Bonner Springs
Rome
Bonner
Harvey Duncan
Udhope
Kansas
Frente Lawzenes
Feresa Goodwyn
Technical students given chance to complete maneation plan
Announcement from the nave department outlines opportunity for technical students in major universities and colleges in Kansas City area to pursue extended technical courses. The program aims to broaden access and advance skilled manpower across industries.
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Nave
Kansas City
Inarger Universities and Colleges
The
Kan
Iron in Blood Promises Strength from Trontic Pills
An old advertisement touts Trontic a new iron herbal tonic from Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY claiming to boost appetite increase red blood cells and renew vigor. It promises stronger health and spring vitality with a tonic dose or a trial package by mail.
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France
Bastille
Louis XIV
Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Business Visitors In Kansas City And Lawrence
J. E. Hoopes visited Lawrence for business today while William Docking conducted business in Kansas City today.
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J. E. Hoopes
Lawrence
William Docking
Kansas City
Simple Way To End Dandruff At Night
A home remedy promises to remove dandruff by applying four ounces of plain liquid tryon to the scalp nightly. The ad claims immediate itching relief and that three or four applications will dissolve and destroy all signs of dandruff, leaving hair fluffy glossy and soft.
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