Ratio indicates optimistic hog market and next spring crop
The article discusses corn hog ratio economics with hogs valued at about 24 dollars per hundred pounds and corn near 1.40 per bushel. It notes a record corn harvest this year and forecasts a profitable pig crop if growers hold pigs for future feeding, despite some farmers marketing now to lock in prices. L. M. Wyatt of the agriculture department cautions hogs may weigh less at market than last year.
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Chicago
L. M. Wyatt
Agriculture Department
Wyatt
Eudora Grade School Presents Toy Land Operetta
The Eudora grade school will stage Toy Land an operetta on Thursday evening December 19 in the high school auditorium directed by Thad Marsh with pianist Mrs. C. F. Weidensaul. No admission charge. Cast includes first to fourth grade characters such as Announced Tommy Oliver Santa Helpers Fairies and Toy Orchestra. The fifth to eighth grade students will also perform larger roles.
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Toy Land
Eudora
Thad Marsh
C. F. Weidensaul
Tommy Oliver
Santa Helpers
Charles Angel
Vicky Allen
R. Kari Eisele
Gerald Campbell
Marsee Eugene Adams
Queen of the Fairies
Marjorie Broers
Santa Clause
Harry Edwards
Santa
Janice French
Deanne Wilson
Joan Rothberger
Judy Frye
Connie Nels
Helen Frazier
June Diedrich
Carolyn Lopes
Dolores Harris
Toy Orchestra
Barbara Everley
Peggy Hausman
Billy Jom
Clayton Durr
Linda Aiken
Local Marriage Licenses Issued by Probate Judge Gray
Saturday licenses issued for six couples including John Knifechief and Lois Morris both of Pawnee Oklahoma Paul Ferguson of Toronto and Marian Conkey of Edmond William Baxter and Sarah Nuss from Great Bend Thomas Saffell of Berryton and Ruth Green of Williamsburg William Zanovich and Yvonne Price of Mullinville Also notes John Winthrop as Boston settler leader in 1630.
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F R. Gray
John A. Knifechief
Lois M. Morris
Pawnee
Ohloa
Paul M. Ferguson
Toronto
Marian J. Conkey
Edmond
William V. Baxter
Sarah J. Nuss
Great Bend
Thomas F. Saffell
Berryton
Ruth E. Green
Williamsburg
William E. Zanovich
Kinsley
Yvonne E. Price
Mullinville
Editors Seek Global Freedom of News Exchange
The American Society of Newspaper Editors urged the United Nations to remove barriers to free international news exchange. The board warned that censorship persists in many countries, leaving large populations uninformed while press freedom remains largely non existent. A proposal to form a committee to review State Department news distribution abroad was advanced by a study group led by Ard of The Cleveland News.
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Washington
American Society of Newspaper Editors
United Nations
U.n.’S
State Department
Bee Demet commits come ved ra tenance of American libraries
Fragmentary OCR sentence discusses library maintenance and news distribution in American context with unclear details and missing names or dates. Readable parts hint at policy or institutional action affecting libraries. Additional specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
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Society
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Bell Music CO
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M. B. Salisbury CO. Inc
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Topeka
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Greser
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GoThee
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Lawrence
Kan
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Ting Desk & Cheir
Firestone
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Reale
Evryn Reyes
Allym
Joslyna
Granada
Dan
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Coler Cartoon & Alaska
Paul Henreid
Eleanor Parker
Alexis Smith
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Evelyn Keys
Willard Parker
Larry Parks
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