Farmers Week to Be Observed Soon in Topeka
Topeka Kansas December 28 AP six and possibly more farm organizations will meet the week of January 6 1930 for Farmers Week the fifty ninth annual Kansas agricultural convention under the state board of agriculture.J.C Mohler secretary of the board prepared the convention program Sessions will be at Memorial Hall starting 4 p m Wednesday January 8 the acquainted dinner at 6 30 p m the same day at a local hotel Topics include handling of combined wheat marketing soil erosion and farm waste The schedule lists Creamerymen and field superintendents January 7 and 8 Kansas Dairy Congress January 7 and 8 Kansas Association of Fairs January 7 and 8 Kansas Agricultural Council January 6 and Kansas State Poultry Association January 6 The state poultry show continues all week The board announced rail fare and one half railroad allowance for round trips Kansas City and St Joseph Missouri and from all Kansas stations Tickets go on sale from to 10 inclusive with limit of Monday January 6
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Topeka
Awill
Hkansas
State Board of Apericulture
J.C. Mohler
Secetary
State Board of Agriture
Kansas Dairy Congress
Kansas Association of Fairs
Nuary
Mone Kansa Agricultural Council
Kansas State Poultry Association
Poultry Association
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Kansas
Lawyer Duty Shifts as State Leads Justice Policy
Kansas City moves toward public transport control as Powell Groner gains permission to negotiate for the purchase of Yellow and Checker Taxicab firms. The Public Service Company board, citing new professional laws and codes, envisions a reform where lawyers serve as state functions, outlining cases before filing and expediting proceedings while maintaining independence.
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Alfredo Rotco
America
England
Rocco
Kansas City
Nationalist estimates big losses in Manchuria incursions
Shanghai reports the Kuomintang news agency said the Nationalist government estimated up to 10,000 soldiers and civilians killed or wounded in recent Soviet incursions into Manchuria. It also projected property losses near 700 million dollars.
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Shanghai
Theal Kuomin
Manchuria
The
Kuomin
Government targets pulque with ice cold sales plan
In Mexico City the health department proposes a novel approach to curb home brew pulque by directing native saloons in the federal district to offer only ice cold pulque. The move mirrors a Columbus era tactic of selective enforcement and refrigeration to reduce inebriation.
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Mexico City
Columbus
Department of Health
Federal District
Laughter Added as Therapy at Charite Hospital Berlin
An accidental theatre performance at Charite Hospital Berlin sparked laughter among patients, with doctors noting therapeutic value as several patients recovered smiles after months of silence. The farce titled A Jump Into Matrimony prompted gales of merriment and marked the first laughs for many patients.
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Berlin
Charite
Pien
Traffic lights permanent at main intersections
Kansas Electric Power crews installed three hundred watt lamps at Seventh Eighth and Ninth streets and Massachusetts street to illuminate officers directing traffic. The new lights will shine down on the officer to aid visibility for drivers. A prior temporary setup had the lamps angled. Honolulu AP reports a Hawaiian couple named their daughter Umiaka okalanikiamaunoaawinileiaupuhi to mark the birth, meaning Ten-eyes-of-heaven are watching over the flower of the mountain girl. Friends call the baby Umi.
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Kansas Electric Power Company
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth Streets
Massachusetts Street
J. T. Skinner
Honolulu
Umiakaokalanikiamaunoaawinileiaupuhi
Umi
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