Lawrence Couple Quietly Wed at Bride’s 1121 Ken Address
Vera Babb and W J. her were married this afternoon at 4 at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs David Babb, 1121 Ken. Attendants included Jove Charlton and spouse. Bride, a Lawrence High graduate, studied at University of Kansas two years before wedding.
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Vera Babb
W. J
David Babb
Ken
Jove Charlton
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
University of Kansas
Drescher
New York
Eto
Local residents travel and visits list from Eudora area
Local notes show Miss Margaret Schopper in Eudora and Jessie Martindale visiting City for the day. George K Mackie left for Chicago and A W Berger spent the day in Kansas City. Mrs M T Frost traveled to Harrisonville Mo. te S Trene Cutter went to Kansas City and Miss Leona Porter traveled to Kansas City on business. M P Tullar visiting Mrs Harry Lander. I D C Snider and daughter Mildred planned two weeks in St Joseph. Jack Bolin and son returned from Wichita. Mrs Crowder to Memorial hospital for an operation. John Outland and Nell Mer returned from a trip to Washington Dell, with plans to return to Washington Dell in a few days. Mrs Clarke, M Wiseley, Miss Latham, and Rev E Ly Schuer remained in town.
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Margaret Schopper
Eudora
George K. Mackie
Chicago
A.W. Berger
Kansas City
M. T. Frost
Harrison Ille
Trene Cutter
Kanfi
Jessie Martindale
City
Leona Porter
Tew
Eorge
Yester
John Outland
Kansas
Iks
Erin
Nell Mer
Itere
Washington Dell
Clarke
M. Wiseley
Latham
E. Ly
Schuer
Gopher and Bullsnake Eating Rates in Alfalfa Fields
Report details gopher populations per acre in alfalfa and the feeding capacity of a bullsnake. Notes an alfalfa field study near Kansas with measurements from six warm months. Mammologist FP IL Hisaw and J B Rog discuss annual gopher control implications and acre yields.
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Kansas
al- Falta Tanel
Colere
Fpil. Hisaw
J B. Rog
Rae
What is a snake worth in Kansas study
Manhattan Kansas August 10 inquiry asks bull snakes value with living price cited at fifteen dollars under certain conditions. Kansas State Agricultural College researchers studied captive pine disease and alfalfa loss tied to snake infestations over several months.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State
Agricultural College
Beneficial Bullsnake Highlighted for Kansas Farms
In a Zoology department discussion the bullsnake is praised as the farmer’s humble servant. Protecting them could save $15 annually per snake by reducing trapping and poisoning of gophers and rodents. Only two snakes in Kansas are poisonous, while most non poisonous varieties are beneficial or neutral.
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Zoology Department
Kansas
Postwar Zoo Exhibits Rebound In United States
New York, Aug. 8. Zoologica tine reopens after war years when wild animals stayed free in the wilderness. From 1911 to 1918 many pursued each other and neglected real animals, causing zoo losses and deaths. Now large scale collections restore lively exhibits and some are more complete than before the war.
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New York
Zoologica
Noth
Meny
Irrationa
United States
Imminent Italian irrigation project eyed for Pugie region
Ryume Aug 3 An irrigation plan in Pugie, south Italy, would use Fortiave and Bifuntoi river waters to moisten arid land covering about 640000 acres. If developed the area would grow wheat, barley, corn and nuts at an estimated cost of 10000000 dollars.
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Ryume
Pugie
Italy
Fortiave
Bifuntoi
Troubled Kansas farmers face woes in state crop report
Topeka notes from the State Board of Agriculture say eastern Kansas prairie grass acreage may be left uncut due to high freight costs and weak prices. Alfalfa yields look light, hog cholera spreads in Marshall and Washington counties, potato digging proceeds slowly amid low prices, and corn prospects remain favorable in northern counties and east of the Kaw river.
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Topeka
Kati
Kansas
G Mohler
Boant
Marshall
Washington
Lyon
McPherson
Rooks
Kay Alley
Deaths and Funerals for Charles E. Moss Clerk of Douglas County
Funeral services for Charles E. Moss, district court clerk, will be held from Sey Bros funeral home, 643 Indiana Street, One afternoon at 1:80 o'clock. Services conducted by Rev Mr Gragg. Burial at Tealeje Odd? under directors of Fellows lodge.
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Charles E. Moss
Douglas County District Court
Sey Bros.i Funeral Home
Indiana Street
Gragg
Tealeje Oddwin
T) Fellows Lodge
Giant petrified figure found near Helenwood Tennessee
Cruise Sexton of Helenwood discovered a colossal petrified form on July 20 while prospecting for coal. The five foot underground formation weighs about 500 pounds and features a normal sized head with horns, a large mouth with many teeth, unusual arms and oversized hands. A neck chain encircles it and a left hand impression is visible on the chest. Sexton suspects an ancient Indian image or cliff dwelling figure.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Helenwad
Scott ‘County
Cruise Sexton
Helenwood
Sexton
Pittsburgh housing plan aims for two thousand new homes
Aug 14 Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce forms a housing corporation to ease rent and housing shortages. The plan promises cheap money and construction at about half ordinary cost under expert supervision with no charge. Shares of building applications are being filed amid strong interest.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
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