Growth of dairying in Kansas discussed at conference
Parsons Kansas professor C F Teed told the Southern Livestock Conference that cow ownership rises with dairy output, noting census data showing more cows in Kansas and state dairy values climbing. He warned that feed costs and fertility relations influence dairy expansion and urged attention to pasture, feeding, and milk product demand.
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Parsons
Kan
Ivans
C.F Teed
Professer
Ad Bass
Hagdey
Trrral College
Airyties
Kansas
Fiat
Bern
Mae
Enatin Ak
Pete Pavidt
Dias
Rentids
Lapee
Fats
Haegweun
Dairy Tin
Cee Eail
Sandbor Regsun
Mothers Get It for Expectant Mothers Advertised Remedy
An vocal testimonial urges prospective fathers and expectant mothers to obtain a bottle of Mothers Get It. from Bradfield Reg ilator Co. The text touts a gentle abdominal effect claimed to ease morning sickness and nervous discomfort, promising deep relief and a pretty life book filled with information for expectant mothers.
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Aoeneet
Aik Iother
Dow
Mathers
Bradfield Regilator’ Co
Lamar
Atlanta
Many K U Speakers Combriceiners eXtrerges in Waneh
Twenty four versatile University professors are available to hire for lectures. The list includes Hays, Heverly, Pest Vale Grenola and others from Randolph to Whitq Cin. The program offers invited speakers for many hospitational events with sample subjects such as Mak-
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Mas
Hays
Heverly
Republic
Pest Vale Grenola
Waverly
Thimover
Hil
Haypers Mulvanes
Woodstei
de Fit
Randolph Colteyville
Saldier
Tivitimetany
Letmore
Little
Ri Mehison
Pord
Sid Whitq
Uaniiltin Atfsp
Chehudag
Wadf
Butle G. Cooper
Nui
University
Drink Destroys Manhood Institute Ad Placeholder
Ad appears to tout a medical institute offering treatments for alleged sexual dysfunction. The fragment mentions a chain of institutes with principal cities and a contact location in New York, claiming a cure by removing poison and providing information.
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Bulle
Fulk Dnformational Institute
Nowy
Joseph Mo
Neal
Life's Work Preparation and Pile of Face Readied
A cryptic note points to preparations for life work and a pile associated with a game. It hints at facing future tasks with focus and planning, though details remain unclear.
KU Medical Experts to Aid Atchison Orphans Home Inmates
The Atchison Orphans Home will send its inmates with deformities to the University of Kansas Medical School for expert treatment. The plan aims to place cured children in suitable homes, addressing issues like club feet and other defects, under a new agreement between the home and educational authorities.
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K ‘U
Tle
University
Fansan
Economics Lecture on Rural Credit By State Senator
The article notes an economics lecture on rural credit by state Senator Trou Ol from Hennepin County, to be held Friday for the present school year. It mentions next week’s address by Senator Weo Pi Lugherta on Baie View, and sources say Laubertson will discuss the committee’s work. further speakers to be announced.
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Wniy
Voriva Vt
Thu
Harry Millan
Fot
Minneapolis
Trou
Cot Baie View
Laubertson Sau
Senior drama prize to be offered at University
The committee led by University President Dolph examines a prize winning play from the University Dramatic Club. They propose the senior offering use, with minor changes by Alton Gumbiner. Donald Tournett and the manager announce a tentative start date, listing several involved agents and staff.
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Dolph
University
Alton Gumbiner
Donald Tournett
Prne Monkl
Leland Himpson
Melon
Jenkins
Guy Waldo
Mareen McWernary Harland
Huteli
Alive Coors
Threshermen Organize in Wichita and Nearby States
The article notes threshermen from Kansas Oklahoma and Colorado gather for a harvest season push. It mentions plans for a meeting of a regional association to promote modern farming methods and the use of machinery in harvesting. The piece describes organizing efforts, events, and demonstrations as part of advancing agricultural mechanization.
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Wichita
Kain
Bed
Kansas
Oklahoma
Tosi
Colorado
Daria
van Weetien
Referred For Signatures At Weekly Vets Commission Meeting
In a weekly vets commission session the Whir Street Pavins petition was ordered for signatures as part of the official slate of actions. The meeting discussed proper channels and pledged to collect required endorsements.
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Vets Commission Vestoyi Iy
Whir Street
Pavins
Local social notes from Galshyin gathering Saturday
Prank Warkier and Fred Otee attended events in Galshyin on Saturday with several locals. Dinner at The sPrank Laity hone featured Wilbur Aherhaet and Aunt Lauguin. Multiple visitors including Seda am Chiba Selrvare and Pant ee Teft planned Saturday morning visits. Various families, such as C F Thaurtmann and Mabel May, hosted or received guests through the weekend.
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Pragk Warkier
Fred Otee
Galshyin
Wilbur Aherhaet
Lauguin
sPrank Laity Hone
Seda Am
Chiba Selrvare
Pantee Teft
Tor
Leuf Quivertirie
C.F. Thaurtmann
Mabel May
Gare Vis
Ciel
Fried Pontion
Jon Laut Willard
Beatriew
Herpita
Mis
Louk Gest
Enna
Snl
Chas
Hotine
Seehildren Charley Ouia
Suday
Oie Mes, Cie
Avillainey
Will Wangel
Ans
Hui Pridai
Aind Mas
Noghab
Weekend Social Ties Mix With School News
A fragmentary local item recounts neighbors visiting, dinner at a Pardue home, and a social at a Jay Two schoolhouse with a short program and a Werden band performance. It notes a future pie social at Belvoir school to aid the local school and mentions a basketball game and field visits.
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Hornberger
Henry Fleer
Valdivia Vistors
Wilburn
Eberhart
Weeden
Fin Tub
Will Hanis
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