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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1929

Page

6

State school code ready for state in Kansas

The Kansas state school code commission reports completion of a new school code to shift financing, proposing state and county funds plus district levies to provide a minimum educational program. The plan includes 1.5 mills per county and per district, with a state equalization fund and teaching units set at 900 dollars, rising to 1050 in 1931-33 and 1200 in 1933-35.

Topeka State School Code Commission Wad Kansas Code Commission Public Instruction Commis G. H. ‘Lamb Mates Center Charles E. Beeke Baldwins W. E. Berg Pratt F. R Hammond Burlington D. We Orevelles du Ity C. E. Barr Paulen George A. Allen Jen Dee Teachers College Columbia University New York City Kansas State Teachers’ Association Art

Kansas Press Association Set for January Meeting in Topeka

The 37th annual Kansas Press association gathering will open January 18 in Topeka with a two day program. W. W. Little of the Alma Enterprise announced speakers include Governor-elect M Reed and Topeka Mayor W O Rigby. The Friday program features L F Valentine and John C Mack with national editors and state leaders participating. A newspaper clinic and executive committee meeting conclude the event.

Topeka Jai Kansas Press Association W. Little Alma Enterprise iClude M. Reed W. O. Rigby The Gray Center Times John C. Mack Newton Kansan - Republican Charles H. Browne Horton’ Headlight Commercial A.Q. Miller Belleville Telescope. O Muriel Harris Herrington Times Roy Roberts Kansas City Star Gridiron Club Washington,d. C Erwin Funk Rogers Okla National Editorial Association Ehaiogies Kansas City Kansan George H. Yust Sylvia Sun-Ben Hibbs Arkansas City Traveler John Frazier Inland Printer C. E. Rogers Kansas State Agricultural College Department of Jouralism and Printing Mes

Linwood Telegraph Notes Social Visits and Local News

Linwood residents report visits from Mrs Roy Curtiss and Lester Close of St Louis, and Basil and Floyd Basil improving after illness. Local students return from vacation as Linwood High School opens. Several families host relatives from Kansas City, Lawrence, and Ottawa. Wayne Morrill wed Miss Letta Clark in a Linwood area ceremony. Diamond yield estimate concludes the item.

Roy ‘Curtiss Lester Close St. Louis Josephine Harris Floyd Basil Linwood High Harry ‘Orrick Ina Hays Kan Kansas City Eva Arlean Anderson Nsas City Twilm Florence Ander Andrew Porter D.C. Porter Portes Tucson Ariz Leonard Schultzhauser Hittle Judith Nan Pleasant Green Is -Viswast William Cline Willard Oliver Bachor Wendy Ey Jay Ea E. Knight Floyd Basil Ottawa Valeria Lewis J. EB. Blevins Omar ‘Browning D. Davidson Harold Hughey Kansas ‘City Mary Katherine Frederick Lawrence Agnes’ Laptad Friends Linwood Meinke J. E. Bleying R. C. Curtiss Art Baird Allen Harbaugh Beverly Jean Charles Allen Louisberg Edward,Bourn William Lamb Margaret Frank I. L. White A. T. Meinke W.C. Fry Charles Oliver D. F. Lewis William Swanner Bonner Springs Linfond E. Blevins Sioux City Iowa Kathryn Hemphill Simmons ‘Hospital Hannah Fitzgerald Tuenament A. Owen Richard Crosson James Fitzerald Turner J. E. Blevins William Campbell Roberta Howsman Law Morrill Linwood High School Miss Clark

Namaqualand Field Expected to Yield 80 Million Gems

Capetown reports the Namaqualand diamond field at Alexander Bay may produce about 80 million dollars in diamonds. So far stones valued from 23 to 27 million have been found. Officials stress the government will not flood markets to affect prices and deny smuggling from the field under current surveillance.

Namaqualand Capetown South Africa Alexander Bay Transvaal Kimberly Diamond Detective Department Ee En Columbia Knoles Adv

Pettit the Plumber Seeks Safe Sewage Installation

You depend on us for a food plumbing job and safe sewage disposal. We owe it to protect health by the best installation we can make. Pettit the Plumber. Phone 1081.

Pettit

Aderika Promises Quick Gas Relief and Cleansing

Mrs. M Meyer testifies that Aderika relieves stomach gas and sourness in ten minutes, acting on both upper and lower bowels to remove waste matter. The advert claims real cleansing and improved well being, urging readers to visit Hankin Drug Store for relief.

Aderika

Breeding Hens Benefit From Sunlight And Exercise

Farmers should provide outdoor exercise and sunlight for breeding hens. If weather confines them indoors due to bad conditions, adding two percent cod liver oil to their mash is recommended to support health.

Supreme Court Rules Life Insurance Funds Taxable

In a landmark ruling the Supreme Court held that money from life insurance policies becomes part of the estate subject to federal taxes if the deceased retained the right to change the beneficiary. The Chase National Bank of New York led a case involving about $200000 in policies held by Herbert W Brown who died in 1924.

Washington Supreme Court Chase National Bank of New York Herbert W. Brown

Gaucho Statue Planned for Buenos Aires Public Subscription

The Society for Native Art in Buenos Aires plans a bronze Gaucho statue to honor the colorful heroism of the gaucho. The monument will depict a gaucho armed with lazo and boleadoras, financed by public subscription. Six million plus dollars were reported as total Republican campaign contributions in late 1928 by J R Nutt. Farm Week in February at Kansas State Agricultural College to feature instruction and entertainment on February 5 7 8. Kansas State Checker Association to hold state tournament in Wichita January 8 9 and 26 with 150 members.

Buenos Aires United States Washington Jane J.R. Nutt National Committee Lehrbach House Footralstee Manhattan Kan Kansas State Agricultural College F. D. Farrell Wichita Kas A.P Kansas State’. Checker. Association State Hay

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