Hog cholera work saddles Nemaha farms with vaccination push
In Manhattan Kansas a hog cholera eradication effort aims to eliminate disease statewide. Dr F S Schoenleber of Kansas State College says funds and a full-time expert are key to quick eradication while county units vaccinate at one and a half cents per cubic centimeter. Nearly 6000 hogs in Nemaha county have been vaccinated in three months as cooperatives expand. The plan uses substation networks, serum logistics, and banker druggist collaboration to keep serum on hand and accessible for farmers, with federal help expected to grow the program.
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Schoenleber
Kansas State Agricultural College
Schoenlebar
Nemaha
Public livestock sale listing notes items and dates
In North hows Wiles brown sale notice for August 1, 1916 lists cow, calf, and livestock items for auction. Included are descriptions of milking cows, heifers, young stock, farm implements, hay wagons, sled, and household goods to be auctioned with quantities and buyer notes. The notice mentions veterans and local vendors among participants.
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Carey Sts
Priday
Real
Welk Ory Ak Sale
Pererting Weite Survis Ni
Lister
Cine Peer LL. Senor Ovner
Potato Market Steady in Kansas City Market Report
The Kansas City potato market report shows steady demand and generally good quality. Prices for obies and cobblers run about 75 cents per bushel, culls 30 to 40 cents, and shelled stock fetches around 80 cents per bushel. Total Kaw Valley shipments reach 920 cartonds with some undersized lots among the arrivals.
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Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Market Report: Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Prices
AP notes Kansas City receipts 1000 cattle and 2000 hogs with strong markets. Prime fed steers 9.50 to 10.10, dressed beef steers 7.50 to 9.25, cows and heifers 4.50 to 9.50, stockers 6 to 8, bulls 5.25 to 6.75, calves 6.50 to 11. Hogs 2000 receipts, up about 10 cents, heavy 9.65 to 9.75, lights 9.45 to 9.70. Butter and eggs unchanged. cash wheat steady. corn and oats mixed. Chicago dishes similar cattle hogs, with grain futures varying and prices listed. Visit Carrolls fountain.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Chicago
Nith Chemical Co Chartered in Lawrence
A charter issued for Nith Chemical Co of Lawrence names W E Hill W Hill W G Hutton Lance C Hill Prof G W Watson and Dr H T Jones as directors. A L Yyank of Kansas City MO also listed. Office in Perkins building. Capital stock 15000. Products include Nith Non Spire Nith Alkaline Catarrhei Jelly and Nith Penetrol. Other stockholders listed. directors to meet Monday night to elect officers.
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Nith Chemical Co
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H. T. Jones
A. L. Yyank
Kansas City
Perkins Building
H. W. Hutchinson
R. BE. Barnes
John C. Curd
W. R. Rosser
S. D. Bishop
Elmer Ba
Perry
C. L. DeHaff
Tonganoxie
Nith Chemical Company
Perish in the Desert Relief Drive Appeals Aid
A Salonika refugees appeal notes tremendous congestion and dire needs as the Fund for Starving Children asks Americans to contribute via Merchants National Bank. Letters from Dr. Rosalie Slaughter Morton and E. H. Magoon describe horrific conditions, mass displacement, and widespread death among Armenian and Serbian groups, urging continued aid through summer.
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Salonika
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Pallis
Canvassing the Vote Shows Small Shifts in Canvass
The official canvas of the recent primary updates slowly with only minor changes from initial tallies. By 3 p m only ten of twenty four precincts counted and no race altered enough to affect outcomes. Local notices mention Governor Capper visits and various residents with social updates amid ongoing school frame construction and telegraph/telephone outages.
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Iday
Rain and relief after heat wave in Lawrence area
A brief shower cooled Lawrence after a sweltering spell while the main storm tracked north and east. Farmers northeast of Lawrence reported good rain. southwest Lawrence saw heavy rain last afternoon. North Lawrence received notable moisture overnight as threshing finished and yields averaged twenty to thirty bushels per acre.
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Herr
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Esther Hunter
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Ola B. Raymond
Newton
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Ruby
John Levette
Frank Anderson
Robert Webster Lal
Will Johns thanks voters after primary bid for sheriff
Will Johns, who ran a surprising Republican sheriff nomination race, thanks readers for their support at the primaries. He denies rumors of drinking or lawbreaking and asks Baldwyn residents to judge him by his good conduct and civic service.
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Journal- World
Program in KU Chapel Music And Readings At Special Meeting
University summer school musical program featured an organ solo by Hazel Longabaugh a vocal duet by Mayme Carpenter and H N Osborn a reading by Cecile Burton a violin solo by Ednah Hopkins a vocal solo by Etta Smith and a reading by Ruth Field Mr Dotzer presided and notes indicate August menu by Dick Bros with see reference
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University Summer School
Hazel Longabaugh
Mayme Carpenter
H. N. Osborn
Cecile Burton
Ednah Hopkins
Etta Smith
Ruth, Field
Dotzer
Lawrence interurban freight boosts local business
Lawrence merchants push interurban service for shipments. W J Busch shipped fifty bushels of vats and 3000 pounds of kaffir corn to the Achning farm at Highlands Station, delivered near the farm. Randall Doolittle campaigned actively, guiding candidates in his runabout. Victor Walling and family visit from Chicago en route home from Los Angeles. Clyde Miller secures Republican nomination for Congress in Fourth District, a Lawrence connection through KU alumnus Grace Colwell. H S Schnediker continues as Kaw Valley interurban agent in Lawrence.
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Lawrence
W. J. Busch
Charles Achning
Highlands Station
Busch
Highland
Clyde Miller
K. U
Grace Colwell
Miller
C. N. Stacey
Louisiana Street
Lost handbag found on street near Santa Fe and Ky Sts
A black seal ladies handbag with money and a ticket was found between Santa Fe and Lith and Ky Streets. The finder may keep the money and return the handbag and ticket to the owner. Contact 1621 Estabragk.
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Santa Fe
Lith
Ky. Sts
Notable figures in Douglas County politics and trade
The piece notes C N Stacey acting as city agent while the subject remains based in Lawrence. It highlights Walt Payne as favored for state treasurer in Republican circles, recalling his Clinton township roots and prior roles in county clerk and treasurer offices. It also mentions the Barteldes merchants scores and Bryant family traveling to Kansas City for a few days.
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Douglas County
Payne
Clinton Township
Geo. Flory
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