Rural carriers oppose Hochs proposal in letters to congress
Rural carriers across the nation object to Congressman Hoch of Kansas proposing to lengthen rural routes. A Kansas group journal editor quotes a long letter detailing how carriers work three hours daily, request fair credit, and argue for changes to improve service and funding. The letter questions the postal department’s self sufficiency and urges reconsideration of residence deliveries and postal costs. It also notes legislative support and potential tax implications.
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Post Office Department
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Faculty Basketball Returns at University of Kansas
Members of the University of Kansas faculty staged a comeback on the Robinson Gymnasium floor for a Christmas fund game. Alumni, former players, and teachers with varying basketball experience displayed unexpected skill and enthusiasm, creating a lively exhibition that drew cheers and revived campus sports spirit.
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Parsons Junior College Bowls Over Kansas Opponents
Parson junior college five staged hard practice and defeated Baker University on the focal court last night. Captain Carl Steuber dazzled visitors with 11 goals as Parsons overcame Dalton of Baker who made three. The event followed the Bunker regular five loss by a wide margin.
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Lawrence High Preps Scrimmage With Alumni Quintet
The Lawrence High School basketball team will practice tomorrow for the last time before vacation and scrimmage a former stars squad to test and refine strategies. Coach Higgins emphasizes work to avoid overfitting to current style and aims to reveal lineup weaknesses in Wednesday scrimmage.
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Opening Season Buzz With Local Standouts
The article notes the best bet of the season includes players Fearing Skinner Graeber Rice and Kennedy, with a week off before final practices for Ottawa game. Also mentions Woolen goods guidance from Kansas State Agri cultural College expert Loretta McKinmary and a resignation note if Langley appeals fail. Parliament prorogued and Salina school day slated for May 7 with track and scholastic contests. The Lawrence Business College offers Christmas scholarships.
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Arkansas Valley Development Conference Planned at Hutchinson
A statewide push for irrigation water conservation and coordinated marketing prompts a January convention in Hutchinson. The plan for a permanent Arkansas Valley Agricultural Development Association grows from the October 6 meeting and would be funded by member levies to cover offices, surveys, and field advice. Key speakers include J C Motter of the state board of apprenticeship and Judge E. E. Blake, head of the Oklahoma drainage and reclamation board.
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Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce
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Liquor Affects Flowers in California Botany Study
Berkeley reports that University of California botany faculty found alcohol notably impacts flowers as it does humans. Six California poppy buds in jars with liquids from water to whiskey bloomed only the water one, while others wilted and leaned, showing varying intoxication levels. Photographs by Alfred Pillsbury document the experiment with movie and still cameras.
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University of California
California
Alred E. Pillsbury
School program to teach Fredonia pupils instrument use
A plan from Fredonia city schools aims to provide every child with the chance to learn a musical instrument. Chicago merchants backing the program have purchased a share and will supply instruments as part of the system.
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Fredonia
How Doctors Treat Colds and Flu Ad
An advertisement claims Calotabs cures colds and flu overnight. One or two tabs at bedtime with water remove the cold by morning without salts or nausea. The copy promises no interference with meals or activity and urges purchasing a family package with full directions at drug stores.
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