Hyde Sees Better Times For Farmer Amid Board Aid
Washington reports Secretary Hyde confident of improved farm conditions due to higher prices, farm board support of 150 million dollars for stabilization, and better market operations. Hyde notes 1928-29 gross farm income around 19.53 billion, up about 225 million from 1927-28, while net incomes lag due to costs. He stresses ongoing debt burden, land value depreciation easing, and that 1929 federal farm legislation aims to strengthen bargaining, marketing efficiency, and market stabilization to curb surpluses and malfunctions in transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hyde
Hoover
Fari ‘Board
United States
Federal Farm Board
Thanksgiving break ends as Oak Ridge students return
Oak Ridge notes the return to classes after the Thanksgiving vacation. Miss Wilma Hartman and Glenn Weeds travel to Chicago as guests of the Rock Island Railroad at a 4-H event recognizing student efforts. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Sam Hall on their recent marriage of former Daisy Wible near the airport. Chester Toms’s excused from jury duty when court adjourned last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Hartman
Glenn Weeds
Chicago
Rock‘Isled
Sam
Hall
Daisy Wvible
Chester Toms
Crossword Puzzle Daunting Array of Clues and Fragments
A scrambled crossword puzzle page with numerous across and down clues from a bygone issue. Clues mix partial phrases and misspellings, listing periods and numbers, reference to names, places, and items, with little coherent context. The readable fragments suggest magazine style wordplay and a dated tone.
Thanksgiving family gatherings noted in Lawrence area
Mr and Mrs Howard Erwin and family and Mrs Frank Toms attended the Queensland Friends club gathering at Mrs Adams Schall in Lin rence. Several families including the Schaa ke, Leonard, Schaake and Johns groups held Thanksgiving get togethers in Kaw Valley and Lawrence with 22 to 29 attendees. Distinct visits included Mr and Mrs Pete Bryant and Marion, Mrs Fergerson of Kansas City, Ira Martin of Lawrence, and several local households hosting dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al A. Green
Herbert Nunemaker
Mackey
Howard Songester
Chester Toms
Jack
James Woolf
Bonner Springs
William Tom
William, Sunquist
Sunquist
Amporia
George Grosch
Topeka
Grant Township
Helen Harmon
Winifred
Moses
Milford Miller
Charles
Memorial Hospital
H. G. van Neste
Kansas City
Midland Hall
Midland Social Club
Oakridge P. T. A
William Hoty
William
Hdith
Clovis
O’neal
Elma Malone
Yupus
Donovan
Vernetta Fairbain
Independence
Montgomery County
Mrs
Frank
Toms
Howard Erwin
Frank Toms
Qld Friends Club
Adam Schall
Lin Rence
F. H.leonard
B. C. Schaake
Chas. Schaake
Kaw Valley
Pete Bryant
Marion
Fergerson
Ira Martin
Lawrence
Frank Johns
J. W
Philip Gabriel
Eudora
F. H Leonhard
Arthur
H. T. Dicker
Joe Henme
Newman
Pie Supper at Glenn Draws Good Crowd
A Friday evening pie supper at Glenn drew a good crowd. E Hill of Lecompton auctioned the pies. An informal social evening followed with a program of music readings and dialogues by pupils under teacher Mrs Rose Wymer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Pehoph
E. Hill
Lecompton
Rose Wymer
Violin Duets Highlight School Program Attendees
Merle and Wayne Stover performed violin duets along with Juanita and John Chiles. Participants included Thomas Bahnmaier Juanita Chiles Johnny and Charles Scott and many students across grades. Guests included Mrs Wayne Morris and son Marion of Detroit and Jim Glenn of Durango with local connections to Glenn and Bahnmaier families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle
Wayne Stover
Juanita
John Chiles
Thomas Bahnmaier
Juanita Chiles
Johnny
Charles Scott
Ernest Brown
Francis Brown
Henry Brown
Charles Boydston
Dorothy Sanford
Maxine Glenn
Robert Carson
Rosemary Glenn
Harold Chiles
Eileen ‘Glenn
Mary Sanford
Earl Carson
Helen Brown
Ray Scott
Wayne Morris
Marion
Detroit
Mich
Jim Glenn
Durango
Morris
Sarah Morris
Glenn School
Geo /L. Glenn
Altho Jim Glenn
Glenn
R. O. Slavens
Ottawa
G. M. Bahnmaier
Lizzie Shurlock
Geronimo
Okla
Veh Boyd Scott
Alice ‘Lee Scott Topeka
Tadith Moore
Walter
Patee Theatre Week Lineup December Nine
Week schedule at Patee Theatre listing nightly pairings and films. Monday features Dolores Costello and Conrad Nagel in Glorious Getsy with a comedy Joy Land. Tuesday shows Barbara Bedford and Florence Turner in Marry the Girl with Kino Fram News and The College Kid. Wednesday stars John Mack Brown Janette Loff in Annapolis with Marines drama and a comedy. Thursday presents Betty Bronson William Collier Sr in One Stolen Night with Fox News. Friday features Lila Pemita in The Rescue with United Artists News. Saturday has William Desmond in Straight Through with comedy, Fox News and scenic views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Costello
Conrad Nagle
Joy Land
Barbara Bedford
Florence Turner
John Mack Brown
Janette Loff
Annapolis
Betty Bronson
William Collier
Comedy Aid
Fox’ News
Lila Pemita
United Artists Sreat
Jimofram News
William Desmond
Fox News
Thanksgiving Gatherings and Near-By Travel Notes
A Topeka area snapshot recalls Thanksgiving visits from Starr and Claude Glenn with their mother Mrs. Thomas Glenn, the Matney family with Alfred Matney in Big Springs, and Ottawan guests Walter Humbert and daughter Alice. The clipping highlights a Sedgwick County tale of Duncan Morriss escaping a fatal rake incident, then lists Topeka residents and visitors including Mrs. Judith Moore and the Starkey party from Cassville Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
Claude Glenn
Thomas Glenn
Topeka
Cecil Welcher
Lecompton
John Matney
Matney
Alfred Matney
Big Springs
Morriss
Sedgwick County
Sedgwick
Kan
Duncan
Walter Humbert
Alice
Ottawa
Humbert
Will “Butler
Billy
Dorothy
Jimmy
Krause
Kate Wizer
Judith Moore
John Starkey
Cassville
Ed Smelzer
Grace
Jesse Smelser
Dean
John Smelzer
Thanksgiving Guests at Glenn and Nearby Homes
A Topeka group including Mr Pancratz Mrs Smelser and families visited the Glenn home on Thanksgiving day. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Howard Sanford and family plus Mrs Wayne Morris and son Marion of Detroit Mich Miss Amtazette Lewellen of Newman and Mrs Sarah Morris. The article notes Mississippi cotton yield averages per acre during the five- scan.
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Will Pancratz
Allen Smelser
Topeka
Glenn Home
Howard Sanford
Wayne Morris
Marion
Detroit, Mich
Amtazette Lewellen
Newman
Sarah Morris
Lint Production Rise From 1919–23 Noted
A 1923 period yielded 212 pounds of lint, up 71 pounds from the 1919–23 average of 441 pounds, highlighting a notable increase in fiber output compared with earlier years.
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Oak Ridge
Rfincely House
Italy
Jair
Saucy
Huse
Fas
Dickinson Theatre
Patee Theatre
Florenz Ziegfeld
ARSIT
Matinee
Oswald
Rascal
Akin
Duncan Sisters
WAL Roach
Ued
MAS
Mid-western Premier
Mississippi
Shimmons Bros
Pater
Wally Wales
Conrad N Serbing
Agle
Kansas
Green Hall
California
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Bawaii
Texas
Galveston
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
Bruner
Lawrence, Kansas
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