Outlook for Huge Kansas Wheat Crop
Topeka reports potential Kansas wheat yield near 239.904 million bushels for 1947, second only to 1931. Estimated 14.994 million acres seeded, with statewide December 1 condition around 4 0 percent. Ford and other counties show high seedings and solid conditions despite national shortages.
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Department of Agriculture
Kansas
H. L. Cot
Out of Agriculture
Collins
Stanton
Hamilton
Grant
Greeley
Sherman
Cheyenne
Ford County
Sumner
Reno
Barton
Gray
Finney
Landon Calls Truman Report Turning Point in Economic Thinking
Buffalo, December 20. Alf M. Landon, former Kansas governor, hails Truman council of economic advisors report as a marked turning point from recent erroneous economic thinking. He says it signals a return to fundamental American principles and praises the middle-of-the-road stance of the new Republican congress. Chester M. Wichita, 28, Pawnee, Oklahoma, was arrested in Wichita for intoxication and possession of liquor and booked by Lawrence police after a disturbance at the bus station.
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N. Y
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Truman
Council of Economic Advisors
Republican Congress
Chester M. Wichita
Pawnee
Okla
Lawrence
Ing
Wichita
Fairview Community Events and School Notes
Dorothy and Martha Koehler visited in Kansas City while siblings Alf rea Koehler and other locals attended Vinland High School’s Good Gracious Grandma play. W S C S members met for devotionals and lunch after a Christmas solo by Edna Koehler. Edith Denham joined the society as plans formed for a Christmas program.
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Dorothy
Martha Koehler
LMHS
Alfreda Koehler
Kansas City
Eugene Leary
Norman
Ralph
Mabel Peters
Hazel
Mildred Sinks
Grandma
Vinland High School
W.S. C.S
Paul Koehler
Ralston
Edna Koehler
Welly
George Newton
H. T. Jones
Ihe Willamson
Mary Meairs
Harold Elsie
Edith Denham
Mra. Cs
Lowell Penny
Baby
Manhattan
C. L. Penny
Fairem Gnereh
Ige Borcourt
Robert Bruce
Birth Announcement for Fred Paul in Topeka Hospital
Mrs Pinkiey formerly Edith Gibbe gave birth to a son named Fred Paul. Edith Gibbe served as a nurse in the recent war and was stationed at Winter Hospital in Topeka. The family welcomes the new arrival amid warm wishes.
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Fred Paul
Pinkiey
Edith Gibbe
Winter Hospital
Topeka
Joint installation and holiday operetta in December
The Rural Arch Chapter and Masonic Blue Lodge plan a joint installation on December 19. Grade schools present the operetta Where was Santa on Wednesday evening December 18 at o clock with Mixa Beth Thompson as music director in charge. Rotary club seating follows Thursday evening.
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Roral Arch
Majsonic Blue Lodge
Santa
Mixa Beth Thompson
Rotary Club
Thureday
Dinner and film noted at Oskaloosa event
Guests at the Commercial hotel attended a dinner with Dr. Forrest Allen of Kansas University as speaker. A moving picture from Oklahoma followed with plays explained by Rotary’s Kueat. The Brown family mourned Susan Brown, born December 1 and died the next day, with services led by Gur Far tman.
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Oskaloces
Commercial
Forrest Allen
Kansas University
U.oklahoma
Kueat
Rotary
George Brown
Scott
Susan
Harland Brown
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