Kansas farmer Simon Fishman leads big grain push
Trib une Kan December report profiles Simon Fishman of Tribune as a leading wheat grower who claims 140000 acres of sod turned, forecasting at least 50000 bushels yield and plans to expand. He urges western Kansas as best for farmers, cites 220 acres of corn at 70 bushels per acre, broom corn, flax and maize outputs, and discusses regional diversification. He envisions farm plants in Greeley County to attract rural settlers, with 160 acre units providing house, barn, well, fences, livestock, and 60 acres of wheat. Fishman serves on the Kansas Cooperative Wheat Marketing Association executive committee.
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Topeka
Kan
Associated Press
Simon Fishman
Tribune
Kansas
Fishmah
Neraska
Colorado
Chen Jani
Greeley County
Fishman
Greeley
Gresley County
Onta Payihz
Fighman
Kansas Cooperative’ Wheat Marketing Association
New Wheat Pool
Pedestrians Urged to Walk on Left Side of Roads
Harrisburg December 19 Associated Press In Pennsylvania the Motor Federation urges publicity for the American Automobile Association recommendation that pedestrians face traffic by walking on the left side of roads at night to reduce accidents. Drivers blinded by headlights often swing right and fail to see walkers. Also notes school Christmas programs and several marriage licenses and a forgery case involving Clyde Wright.
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Harrisburg
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
American Automobile
National Association
Baldwin News: Local Christmas Vouge and Visits
Thomas H. Neal of Kansas City is a guest at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house in Baldwin. Numerous locals, students, and relatives arrive and depart for Christmas observances including Harvard graduate Case, Cherryvale teachers, and families traveling to Kansas City, Omaha, and Oklahoma, with events at Baker University, the Christmas pageant, and Handel’s Messiah performed by the Baldwin Choral Union.
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Thomas H. Neal
Kansas
Glarke
J. W. Tallot
Alexander ‘Trotter
Stiss Blanche Talbots
Paul Halter
Zith School of Theology
Denver
Baldwins
Ottawa
W. C. Thompson
Harvey Dolan
Thompson
Okeema
Oklo
Martha Cowgill
Quincy
Lawrence
Baldwin
James ‘Cowgill
Boone
Iowa
Frederick Simpson
Simpson
Cowgill
T. Burlington
Henry Cow
Phi Mu
A. J
J. J. Glork
Charles
GQ. Miller
Omaha
Lingle
Wyo
Whitwam
the & Diers
Leavenworth
Whibwam
Montezuma
FE. BR. Foiles
Danonary
Trafessor
Leon Wille
Marionville
Willgus
Sib Neal
Wief
Woman’s Home Companion
Ruth Bryan
Owen
William Jennings Bryan
Baldwin Choral Union
Centenary Hall
Baker Oeversity Orchestra
Music Conservatory
Helen Foster
Clara Staadt
Mildred Dumbola- Burton
Sybil Kinyon
Edith Pezoldt
Cecil Sanders
Mikes Stotts
Warren ‘Wood
Harok
Soulen
Golda Marshall
Floella Farley
Evelyn Brown
Harold Harvey
Louis Rowland
Williston
South Highth St
Phillips
Wutchinson
Charles Rapp
Lane
Ranps
Thottie Hackett
Fum
Believe in Reichstag old Reichsbank notes revival hope
Berlin dispatch notes a belief among Germans that prewar red stamped thousand mark notes may one day be redeemed at face value in gold. Russians also hold the rubles of the czar era similarly. The old money trades are active abroad with various schemes to smuggle bills out of Germany, including concealment in clothing and freight. Large sums have been moved toward England and the United States.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Reichbank
Germany
England
United States
Avets’ Victory At Queensland Election Attributed To Liquor Curbs
The overwhelming win in Queensland favors continuation, with support more than doubling the 1990 majority. The result is credited to liquor trade establishments voluntarily limiting hours. The report notes political context in Sydney and references ongoing amendments.
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S. W. Wer
Associated Press
Queensland
Lefista Sydney
Australia's bitter liquor poll ends in continuance sweep
The election faced three issues abolition state control and continuance. Compulsory voting for a liquor poll altered results. Hours were cut to open 5 a m and close 8 p m by voluntary agreement, influencing public opinion and producing a decisive continuance victory. Japanese court to aid public stock disposal noted.
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Japan
Australia
Een
Toldings
Imperial Court assets to be disposed for quake losses
The decision to dispose holdings in public companies totaling 10 million yen aims to cover heavy quake and fire losses. Household stakes include Bank of Japan Nippon Yusen Kaisha Yokohama Specie Bank and others, with hundreds of millions of yen in combined stock. Imperial properties such as palaces and villas face costly damage with land and effects valued above 3.5 million dollars. repairs will require millions.
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Bank of Japan
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
Yokohama Specie Bank
Formosan Bank
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Payle
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Rey Ah Ory
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Springers
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California
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Fox’s Peanut & Coffee Shop
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Varsity Annex
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