Agricultural outlook report by Sec. Jardine discusses 1925-26 crop year
Sec. WI Jardine presents a cautious recap of farm sector gains since 1920, noting overall improvement in crop and livestock markets. Wheat states face distress from low prices and drought in parts of the Great Plains, while the Corn Belt shows better balance between corn and hog production. Livestock, oat, and hay sectors remain sturdy, with cattle and sheep profits improving and a push toward ranch stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertaut
Libed
Yale
Cory Paient
Draizit
South Dakota
North Dakota
Monian J
Srilar
Agricut
Seattle
Local notes and social rounds mix in Lawrence area
Community letters recount visitors to the Hugo Schellhorn and Dunn households. A Woman’s Auxiliary sewing session is noted along with calls on Mrs. Mary Frantz and Mrs. Lillie Utrich. Farm Bureau and Farmers Union gatherings appear with threshing and community work by Elliss Bond, Walter Boyd, and neighbors. A Topeka highway group elects C Whiteker president and includes notable officers. other items report local council, pension proposals, and court news from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinland
Elizabeth Donn
Hugo’ Schellhorn
Henry
Morine
Awrence
Roger
William’s
Walter Boyd
Lawrence “‘Briday
Erndo Neal
Banks
Bond
le- Beye L Bickett
Frei Ajey
Lillie ‘Utrich
Marin Bond
Venita and
Norman
Il. Curtis
Wardsani Flori
Hugo Schellifors
Deéba Dunn
Mary
Frantz
Bert Wilson
John Banks
Inez - Bowen
George Anks
Solon Markley
Mary Katherine
Ellis
Ohn Hagen
Esther
Ruth
Wy. H. Banning
Sanntonio
Tueayfeven
John’ Hazes
Laughters
Farmers’ Union’ Meeting
Ti Franklin
Harry Bowen
Thie Yd
Roy
Ernoon
Frank
Raymond
Hodge
Lee Gray
Hunday
John
Jay
Florence
Ellis Bond
Katie
Fred ‘Gray
Harris
George Banks
Tin Bank
Cand
EllissBound
Lawrence
Topeka
Jumping Stars Shine at Fort Cavalry Show Last Night
Spectators cheered as a jumping-star horége impressed with graceful leaps over the inn. The crowd praised the blue ribbon winner from the Cavalry school at Fort, with a dramatic jump-off deciding the champion over Killconnel, Cake, Forest, Ill, Halt I, and Sifton from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitays
The
Co Cavalry School
Fort, Sas
America
Killconnel
Cake
Forest
Ill
Sifton
Chicago
Seal Fund Ahead Seeks Public Help for Charity Drive
A fragmented report notes Mrs Ruth Rowan appeals for stamps and contributions to the Seal Fund aiding child health and school programs. It mentions a small percentage sent to state and national associations and ranks Douglas County highly in Christmas seal sales. The text also references a 1920s oil intrigue and a Washington card about Edward L Doheny, with unclear context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rowan
Saic
Douglas County
Churches Free Methodist Church Schedule
Free Methodist Church on TM 12th and Connecticut lists Sabbath school at 10 a.m. with Rev. W. W. at Tl ay mi. sermon, evening service, and a 7 p.m. meeting. First Baptist at 8th and Kentucky streets has John Fr. Watts as minister and Charles W. Thomas as Uni pastor with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and evening worship at 7:45. The text notes crowd welcome and nativity seating, with doors to be opened for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free “Methodist
Connecticut
Lloyd B.egteston
W. W
Y Vinson
First Baptist Church
Eigthh
Kentucky
John
Watts
Charles W. Thomas
Uni
A Q. Brewster
Brotherhood
Deonte
University
Nativ
Burial services listed for George Berry aged 10
Funeral home will host burial services for George Berry age 10 who died yesterday in a Kansas hospital. The Rev BF Ser will lead the ceremony with burial at To William McFee Friends of William McKee of Sunnyside North Lawrence mourn his death from pneumonia in Denver. An uncle Ta M Pinney and Mrs Ney of Bartlesville Oklahoma announce the funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Géorge.Haukenberry
Éral
George Berry
Kant
Uheral
O'Clark
William. McFee
Willian
Jand Uo
Oklahoma
Mr. Flores
Ta M. Pinney
Bartlesville
Okla
Eran Finney
Bartles- Mortimer
Seilgell
Local Names Listed in Kansas City Grading Event
A fragmentary record shows names including Ldech, R alph, Jenkins, William, Gradinger Harry Slayback and Ah iand O sman. The readable portion references Kansas City and a Har y Slayback association, suggesting a local grading or listing event. More complete details are unavailable in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldech
Ralph
Jenkins
William
Harry Slayback
Kansas City
Osman
Afary
Coming of King to be staged at Methodist church
A costume act titled The Coming of the King by late composer Dudley Buck will be dramatized by Miss Nan Longenecker and presented at the Methodist church tomorrow. The production features a large cast including Elizabeth Farpe Lloyd Darnell McFarland and Ralph Henderson with piano and organ accompaniment and a choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Buck
Nan
Longenecker
Methodist Church
Tomore
Sig Magi
Ileinghiephase
Allyn “Fineh
Gland
Eran McFarland
Hoffman
Delma
Fi Ifand
Elizabeth
Farpe Lloyd
Darnell sAltendangel
Grice
Dalton
Hyann
Taya Nutter
Fen Ion
Price
Ialany
Helen
Vesper Service Promises Planed by Mrs Donical
Sriyaniea by Mrs Donical announces a vesper service at 7 o clock at the Trini Lutheran chapel with additional musical pieces planned.
HA bans on freshmen wo r solicitation in nb football
A local school imposes restrictions on freshmen admission outreach in the number of football program activities. Administrators cite compliance and safety as reasons for limiting solicitations and contact with new students.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sec
Jardine
T Stewart
Deniel
Roy ‘Stewart
Journal-World
C. Whiteker
iNew
Association
Kan
Dee
GC. Whitaker
Victorius Highway
Offikersi
Ben’ Blow
San_Francisco
G. A. Wolf
Presi Ents
Harry Ines
Treas
Ter
Mary.Gates
Brown
Ormis
Oakland
Calif
Viria Lee Kimball
McPherson
Los Angeles
Kenneth
G. Or
He McPherson
Reid
Lederson
Sturm
Polic Sturm
Emporia
K Johnson
Baldwit
A' Bomia
Phi
Deltas C
Seal’ Fund’ Ahead
John McCormick
Edward
Doheny
Washington
Edward ‘L
Aubick
Santerty
Heim
D'Tomake
Miusic
Tiples
NIH. S
Leo
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