Wheat stocks in Kansas hold steady on April 1
Kansas farm and country mill and elevator holdings totaled 9,100,000 bushels on April 1, the same as a year earlier. Nationwide, U S stocks in storage on April 1 reached 412,763,000 bushels, down from last year and two years prior, with spring states showing marked increases.
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Kansas Country
F. K. Reed
Kansas
United States
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Lawrence Relays Earn Praise From Dr. Allen
Dr. Allen lauds the Kansas Relays at Lawrence as a well worthwhile event. He credits the Lawrence Relays Club No 1 with key financial support and notes that 1009 attendees despite bad weather prove strong public interest in Kansas athletics and future national status.
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Lawrence Relays Club
University of Kansas
Kansas
Kansas Athletics
Lawrence
Besrtaa
Allen Praises Efforts of Local Relays Club
The Eleventh Kansas Relays on Saturday attracted 3 117 attendees per Dr F C Allen KU athletics director and relays manager. Attendance includes visiting high school and senior athletes bands KU students and holders of all sports tickets. The relays financials await a week or ten days for billings and collections. Lawrence Relays Club No 1 funded the event with a $500 underwriting to enable the affair.
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F.C. Allen
University of Hawes
Kansas
Lawrence Relays
Lawrence
Raids on Wild Flowers Topic of Complaints
Rural residents protest damage to wild flowers and trees by city visitors driving into the countryside. They report vandalism, broken branches, and destruction of blooms as a problem affecting farmers and local scenery.
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Enjiers
Douglas County Sportsman's Club Opposes Plant Destruction
The board of directors of the Douglas County Sportsman's Club yesterday urged stopping the destruction of wild flowers, trees and shrubs.
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Douglas County
Sportsman's Club
Sedition Law Enforced in 1795 Action Fines and Imprisonment
The Sedition Act of 1795 imposed fines and imprisonment for opposing the government or publishing false or scandalous statements about it or its officials. It was argued to threaten personal liberty and press freedom. Congressman Matthew Lyon of Vermont was convicted, fined 1200 dollars and imprisoned four months.
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Matthew Lyom
Vermont
Editor Praises Work at University School of Fine Arts
Duncan McKenzie, educational director of a major New York music house and editor, visited the University School of Fine Arts last week. He inspected the work and sent a letter praising the staff and courtesy shown, noting the quality of musical works being produced.
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Duncan McKenzie
New York City
University School of Fine Arts
D. M. Swarthent
McKenzie
Impressed by high calibre classroom musical work review
The writer praises the department for practical music making across chamber music, glee, clubs, bands, recitals, and soloists. They commend staff creativity and public performance outlets, noting genuine interest and high quality teaching. The overall atmosphere emphasizes music as music, with intelligent, sensitive lectures and strong student progress.
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Ena
State Univers
Lawrence High Team Enters State Judging Contest
A judging team of three members Almar in Nottingham Doyle and Harold Brune, with instructor W. St. Essick of Lawrence high, will travel to Manhattan for the state high school judging contest to be held Monday. Bert Richardson enters the public speaking contest Tuesday morning with the speech A New Voice Is Heard. Judging covers grain livestock poultry and dairy with winners named in each division and overall.
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Mem- Almar
Nottingham
Doyle
Harold Brune
W. St. Essick
Lawrence High School
Manhattan
Ussick
Anderson County Seeks Temporary Cash Basis Exemption
Anderson County asked for temporary exemption from the new cash basis law as its general, bond and poor funds were overdrawn about $31,000. The commission may act after the state supreme court rules on constitutionality. attorneys expect a decision soon. Cat travels 275 miles to return home. Michigan owns 166,191 acres in Chippewa County representing over a sixth of the county.
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Anderson County
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Iter "Pleasant
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State Supreme Court
Grass Valley
Calif
Tommy
J. Howard
Eureka
Cal
State of
Michigan
Chippewa
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