Soviet Leaders Favor Agriculture Over Foreign Credit
Soviet and Russian leaders argue Russia can prosper with limited foreign credits, stressing it remains primarily an agricultural country. They note peasants, making up about 79 percent of the population, prioritize food and shelter over industry, while government aims to rebuild industry later with possible foreign help.
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Moscow
Comis
Russia i8
United States
Smiliar
Tim
Russia
Anathie’ Mises
Ayetan
Lawrence On
Fort-to-Fort
Kan- Waka Store
Eben
Hertepz
Springer
Ino Baliye
Rhode Nalaw Keds Farm
Hourehold
Ate
Draneriy
St. Warren
Osclor
Thoms
Aucioncery
Broom corn stocks light at season start
Kansas City reports broom corn stocks light across dealers, manufacturers and jobbers at June 1, 1909 survey. Normal consumption at 250000 tons yearly leaves a roughly five month supply. Manufacturer stocks total about 280000 dozen, with May handsales about 17000 dozen fewer.
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Kansas City
Broome
Light
F Manufactrers
Alguire
Broom Demand Shifts Amid Urban Decline and Rising Prices
A survey shows rural areas keep broom demand rising while cities slow due to new flooring, vacuum cleaners, oil mops, and brushes. Prices of broom corn climbed to 85 a ton in October, up 40 a ton from 1922, reflecting broader market shifts.
The British Soldier Now Watcher Over Ancient Israel
Jerusalem notes describe unity of Palestine and Syria under mandates amid scenes of gaiety and clash of races. The piece admires Beersheba to Gaza fields, Arab plows, Ruth imagery, and Timmy Atkins preserving peace among Jews Arabs and Russians, with British garrison oversight along the Jaffa road.
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Ancient
Israel
Jerusalem
Bairain
Palestine
Syria
Aleppo
Mustapha’ Kemal
Angoraj
Ruth
Naomi
Bethlehem
East
Jerusaem
Fez
New York
Jaffa
Timmy Atkins
Near East
Beersheba
Gaza
Holy Land
Philippines Health Reforms Aim to Elevate Medical Education
Dr Victor G Heiser urges centralizing health work under one department in the Philippines. He proposes revising the University of the Philippines College of Medicine to class A status and establishing a central nursing school to double annual nursing graduates. The Rockefeller Foundation adviser notes additional staff from International Health Board and Philippine health officials aiding Laguna province field studies.
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Manila
Associated Press
College of
University of the Philippines
United States
Philippines
Victor G. Heiser
Rockefeller Foundation
nis _. Phe
Intermational Health Board
Charles N. Leach
Philippine’ Government
College of Medicine
Alice Fitzgerald
Shalaria
Laguna
Milkmaids contest at Kansas Free Fair drew crowd promises
Officials in Topeka Kansas announced the Kansas Free Fair will run September 11 to 16. They expect a large field of contestants in the milkmaids competition as interest grows and the girls prepare to appear.
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Milkmaids
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Free Fair
Aepw
Lakes Freeze In June Drift Across Hokkaido
In Hokkaido districts many lakes showed an unusual decline in water levels during June. Observers note the cold snap and late-season thaw affecting lake surfaces across the region. Local remedies and drug store advisories accompany the report.
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Japan
Asahikan
Hokkaido
Alcohol and social life mix in early 20th century talks
Dr John T MacCurdy of Cornell Medical College argued alcohol aids relaxation and sociability, helping normals cope with life while warning that the paranoid drinker may become quarrelsome, abusive, or delusional. Sir James Bartholomew noted social value. Danish data showed wartime rationing lowered mortality beyond alcohol effects. Daguerre’s portrait first photo subject Shanks, and Point Barrow Alaska, with seven whites and 600 Eskimos, hosts the only hospital within a 71,000 mile radius.
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J . Redidsl
John_T. ‘MacCurpy
Cornell Medical College
MacCurdy Wenton
Sir James Bart
Liverpool
James
Ireland
Russia
C. Sullivan
Broadmoor Asylum
M. Hindhede
Copenhagen
Denmark
Point
Barrow
Alaska
Unemployment in Kansas by District July report
Kansas July unemployment totaled 3490 with 2760 white and 740 colored. Wichita district reported 1250 unemployed while Salina and Topeka districts had none. Parsons district 900, Kansas City Kan 750, Hutchinson 590. Outlook regarded as good. some voluntary unemployment noted in Topeka and Salina. Construction and road work provide ongoing jobs. large projects underway in Parsons area and Hutchinson region. In Britain, superstition warns against infant mirrors before age one.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Kansas
John .H. Crawford
Industrial Court
Labor Department
Salina
Wichita
Parsons
Kansas City
Hutchison
Hutchinson Territory
Tudge Crawford
Hutchinson
Preacher Sheriff Robb Aims for Congress Reform Drive
Des Moines reports Sheriff Fred E Robb, a former Rainbow Division chaplain, pledges to amend laws enforcing double standards of morality. He argues men and women should face equal responsibility, cites a taxi driver and a jailed girl case, and recalls resigning his pastorate over plans to execute condemned murderers. He was nominated to the House from Iowa's 7th district as a Democrat.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Fred E. Robb
Congress
4463D Infantry
Rainbow Division
Robb
Avstay
Japan to establish biological calamity institute at Tokio University
In Tokyo on August 23, plans were announced to set up a biological calamity investigation institute at Tokyo Imperial University. The institute will receive support from the Colleges of Medicine, Technics, Literature and Economics to study research methods and apply findings.
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Tokio
Japan
Tokio Imperial University
Dividends May Be Held Up at Leavenworth Bank
The first dividend payment of the State Savings Bank of Leavenworth may be delayed until 1,800 depositors file proof of their claims. Receiver M. L. Bishop reports about $150,000 of assets collected so far, and if these delinquent claimants come forward in the next three months, the dividend could be declared around November 1.
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Leavenworth
State Savings Bank of
M. L. Bishop
Democra tic Spirit to start in Paola this fall
Paola Paola announces Barney J Sheridan will launch a Democratic daily named the Democratic Spirit around September with over 10000 dollars in new printing equipment. The Paola Western Spirit will remain independent as a weekly. Also note death of Anna Bailey 77 Atchison and her long Atchison residence. A Dover news snippet mentions navigation lights on a steamship and a 14th century beard trend. Douglas Radio Co moved to 1622 N H St.
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Paola Paola
Barney J. Sheridan
New Democratic
Democratic Spirit
Paola Western Spirit
Alaska Mining Boom Comeback And Prospecting Surge
Anchorage reports a mining resurgence as rail and road work ease shortages of experienced miners. Quartz and placer prospects expand around Willow Creek with new discoveries as outside capital is urged to fund larger operations. A cannery project in Anchorage proceeds after joint funding, signaling broader development and cautious optimism for Alaska’s mining and industry.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Associated Press
Alaska Railroad
Railroand
Willow Creek
Jand
Geological Survey
Hutchinson State Fair Fare Raised Reveals Public Notice
A public notice outlines fare increases and travel details for Hutchinson area, mentioning a minimum fare of 1.00 dollar for round trips. The document references a ritual state fair and public utilities commission, plus scattered auction and sale details from a rural listing.
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Toreka
Kéraax
Behald
Hutchinson
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Lawrence Kansas
Lawrance County legal notice announces foreclosure sale in District Court of Douelas County Kansas. Plaintiffs A D Harman vs F M Pa et al re sale of property in Lawrence including lots 72 and 70 in Block Twelve West Lawrence and adjacent parcels at public auction at the courthouse steps on specified date. Sheriff Will Johns to oversee sale for cash to highest bidder.
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Bourlas
Wansas
District Court
Duetys County
Kansas
A.D. Harman
Nik
Ofer
Court House
Doveias County
Lantenmther
Oplock
Lawrence
Kanens
Lota
Laws Rence
West Lawrence
Rey Beale
de Lo
Ratte
Sale
Will Johns
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Charles Hurst
Douglas Radio CO
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