Kansas State Agronomy Chief to Speak at Lawrence Forum
Dr Harold E Myers head of the department of agronomy at Kansas state college will be the featured speaker at an agricultural forum and dinner in Lawrence on Tuesday December 17 at 6 30 pm in the Plymouth Congregational parish house Dr Myers will discuss restoration and maintenance of soils before the grant dinner meeting of the Douglas county Farms Bureau and related groups He graduated from Kansas State College in 192? and joined the school staff in 1929 as an instructor later earning a master of science degree
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Harold E. Myers
Kansas State College
Lawrence
Plymouth Congregational
Paris House
Myers
Grant
Douglas County Farms Bureau
Douglas County Livestock and Agricultural Fair Association
The
Agricultural Conservation Association
Grange
Douglas County Soil Conservation District
Rural Life Group
Agricultural Committee of
University of Mis souri professor active in soil research note
Willis R. Colman leads the meeting as general chair man with speakers Arden Booth Deal Six C Foa bhere Hughes George Rutell Clare J Colman Perry Stevens Melvon Wertzberger Péte Bahnmaier Chris Kraft and Richard Wilson. Turkey dinner planned with March church calendar and ticket reservations.
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University of Minois
University of Missouri
Ci'leze
Egypt
Vaneeas State
American Society of Agronomy
Soil Science Society of America
Péte Bahnmaier
Chris Kraft
Richard Wilson
Newfoundland Allows Beaver Hunting After 23 Years
The Newfoundland government will issue licenses to about 600 trappers to hunt beavers, now estimated at 50,000 in population. Each trapper may take 10 pelts and be paid $15 per pelt on delivery, with the remaining balance after marketing. Pelts are expected to fetch about $40 each.
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St. John's
Mid
Newfowndland
Department of Natural Resources
Warning on a drug streptomycin limits and cautions
Army reports warn streptomycin is not a universal cure. It fights many infections but can cause toxicity with prolonged use and may lose effectiveness as bacteria become resistant. Useful mainly for urinary infections when susceptible, with limited evidence for tuberculosis. Also notes limited data outside military trials. Damon Runyon critically ill at Memorial Hospital from a liver ailment.
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Washington
Army
Surgeon General
Halloran General Hospital
New York
Damon Runyon
Memorial Hospital
Runyon
Local Family News and Holiday Club Gatherings
F W Bereiter returns home from Memorial hospital improved. Clinton Laughlin, 17, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Woodie Laughlin of Kaw Valley, has joined the air corps in San Antonio Texas. The Merry Makers held a Christmas meeting at the homes of Mrs. Tom Van Nice and Mrs. W R Adame with a covered dish luncheon and a Christmas exchange. Members Mrs Ernzet Stumbo and Miss Marcella Colburn attended. Hatch café club to meet at John White home next week. John Jewett spent time at the Gardner home and Nurse Marcella Colburn from Terrypoint Maryland visited her sister Mrs Arthur Hemphill. Breakier school visit and Meadowlark 4-H Christmas meeting planned at Ronald Robb’s home December 19 with a gift exchange.
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F. W. Bereiter
Memorial Hospital
Bereiter
Clinton Laughlin
Woodie Laughlin
Kaw Valley
Air Corps
San Antonio
Texas
Merry Makers
Tom van Nice
W. R. Adame
John White
John Jewett
Gardner Ome
Marcella Colburn
Veterans Hospital
Terrypoint
Maryland
Arthur Hemphill
Steed and Quisenberry Tie Nuptials at Lawrence Hall
Geo Steed son of Mr and Mrs C E Steed and Elaine Quisenberry of Lawrence were married in Meyers Hall Lawrence. Ceremony read by the Reverend, details follow in rural community report.
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Geo! Steed
C. E. Steed
Elaine Quisenebrry
Lawrence
Meyers Hall
Hopkins Couple at Home in Lawrence and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Steed reside in Lawrence with Mr Steed a World War II veteran who served over four years in the army. Nettie Ashworths condition is improving while Nettie Ha worth remains under care at home in Stanwood. John A Means and family visit McLouth after receiving his charge on November 7 to see his parents Mr and Mrs Charley Means and Mrs Ashworth of McLouth. Neighborhood Circle club hosts a Christmas party at Frances Rolin home on Thursday December 2 with a covered dish luncheon at noon. F B and Frank Champion reported fat hogs sold on the Kansas City market Wednesday.
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Mrs. Ashworth
McLouth
Frances Rolin
Frank Champion
Kansas City
Army Aden Pay Boost for Overseas Duty
Overseas duty adds 20 percent base pay to Army salaries. A Private earns $90 a month before deductions for food clothing medical and dental. Recruiters provide full details. Names listed include Guy Lomberde and Meyer Feetbell Breedcests.
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U. S. Army
Guy Lomberde
Ead Meyer
Japan Finds Seal Hunting Grounds Off Hokkaido Coast
Mainichi reports Japan has located seal hunting grounds off Hokkaido superior to the Karafute coast of Sakhalin. Three ships of a Japanese hunting company returned with 1 080 seals, spurring Katafute seal hunters to plan large scale hunts next spring. Between 40 000 and 59 000 seals were caught off Katafuto yearly.
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Tokyo
Mainichi
Japan
Hokkaidu
Ishind
Sakhalin
Russia
Katafute
Katafuto
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Orient
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7Th Airborne Division
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Marinduqce Islands
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Detroit
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