Kansas Farm News And State Politics In Brief
Farmers have not responded to appeals to withhold shipments until prices firm. Markets cooled after recent shipments, forcing many to sell promptly. Talks of a Kansas legislature special session in January focus on coal shortages and price-fixing probes. Also, US Germany relations may resume with treaties handled in follow-up accords, seen as a sane peace-building step amid potential political debate.
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Althoth
Washington
Germany
United States
Senate
Military prep school proposal for Lawrence state
A historical notice argues for establishing a military preparatory school near Lawrence to train Kansas youths and potentially become a state institution. It highlights proximity to the University, cultural exposure, and the retention of local funds, while noting broader educational benefits and regional accessibility.
Flower parade draws Lawrence riders to Topeka
Twenty years ago Lawrence horsemen signaled plans to ride to Topeka for a flower parade. Emma Banks leads the parade segment. other locals named include Theo Poehler Jr and John Kilworth. Chancellor H Snow of Kansas University is noted returning home. Raw Ville potato growers aim to hold for 25 cents per bushel after a court house meeting. Arthur Boughton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Boughton, hosted friends at home. A reception is planned this evening by Mr. and Mrs. Luther in South Lawrence.
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Lawredge Daily Journal
Lawrence Daily World
H. Snow
Ville
Court House
Arthur Boughton
J. $. Boughton
S. E. Luther
South Lawrence
National Independence Day Events Across Regions
The top events include Uruguay’s National Independence Day and the 25th birth anniversary of James Lick at the Observatory. The State Fair opens this week. the Wing Family reunion begins today in Sandwich Massachusetts. Indianapolis hosts Mary association annual meeting. Delta Tau Delta biennial convention opens in Omaha with notable attendees. Windsor Ontario hosts a Liberal party speech by W L Mackenzie King.
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Mary
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Allen
Kansas
Delta’ Tau Delta Fraternity
Omaha
Windsor
Ont
Liberal Party
Fifty Years Ago in Lawrence A Floral Tribute and Local Works
A reprint from the Republican Journal thanks florist A Whitcomb for a beautiful bouquet and invites readers to Kansas flower displays at his place. Minor notes a man who runs Stevens farm five miles from town with four acres of tobacco, said to be among the state’s finest crops. Cutler and Wiley, contractors for grading the approaches to the L and G bridge, employed about fifty men yesterday to work on the south side.
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Apprnaches
Babson urges buying fall and winter clothing now
Roger Babson, a noted author on business conditions, advises purchasing men's clothing immediately as unseasonably mild weather may end soon. He emphasizes acting quickly to secure Hartman & Marx apparel while stock lasts.
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