Lowden Discusses Marketing Plans at Kansas Conference
Topeka January 10 The former Illinois governor Frank Lowden told the Kansas Agricultural convention that cooperative marketing offers the best path for farm prosperity. He urged farmer loyalty to affiliated organizations and warned reforms must be practical. Local dignitaries welcomed attendees as delegates from county and state groups gathered for the annual meeting.
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Topeka
Kan
Assastiated
Frank Lowden
Fil
Kansas ‘Agricultural
Lowden
Illinois
National Wheat Marketing Organization
Eyening
Karl Akers
J. M. Tat
FR. de Burton
Coffeyville
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Atrd
Board of Agriculture
Yuk Lad Mit
America
Erie
Home
Ferrer
Mississippi
Lowden Pritis
Pleasant Valley
Canine element in Fairibault noted as dogpey
A fragment describes a man with pince nez giving a cold stare from behind. In Fairibault Minnesota, the subject among the canine element is labeled very dogpey, with remarks about natural markings on the glasses.
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Fairibautt, Minn
Able National Committeemen Elevate Kansas at National Conventions
A special political letter recalls Kansas figures aiding national conventions. It notes Kansas delegates and supporters, including Amidon, securing access and tickets, with Kansas emerging prominent in both parties. The piece praises Kansas for standing with larger delegations and the potential to influence outcomes.
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Kansas
Eka
Mio
Oni
Back Mae
Sem
League of i
Umd
Fenal
Community Notes From Lone Star and Nearby Areas
Local residents gathered in Lone Star Tuesday and Wednesday with visits from Mr and Mrs Brohmmmer and others. Social events included oyster soup and doughnuts served by a host, church gatherings, and nearby trips to Lawr and Lame home.
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E Rath Brown
Barten Gro
First Baptist Church
Lawrence
Bert Mitchell
Mold
Gon
Arlo
Peter Bre
Ian May
Sand Lilien Werliesefo
Fredi
Mais
Umd Tronme
Lone Uy
Mes
Dohn Brohmmmer
Lawr Wainesday
Kher
Hety Campbell
Lecompton
Glenn Ladies’ Aid
Will Brown
Irene
Law
B. Wilson
Big Springs
Y Boursaw
Fred Miller
Ieee
Klecompton
Ralph Baker
John Mating
Gontaining
Pier 7
Sy Lane
Glen Woe Ends Public Sale Amid Odd Textile Tale
A muddled report notes Glen Woe facing a public sale amid unclear events involving a person named Mend and references to a Ligomote Miernoun. The item hints at days of strain and possible ties to AMVETS, with insurance mentions and unsettled formalities surrounding the case.
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Miernoun
Brether
Suiaseh
Glenn
Fragmentary note on church burial order and vows
A damaged OCR fragment describes a bishop ordering the body to be taken up and buried and references a Christian ritual or vow. The text is garbled with names and phrases, lacking clear context or a coherent event timeline.
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Tan
Hoeani
Shain
Iowa Physician Makes Startling Offer to Catarrh Sufferers
A Iowa physician promotes a cure for catarrh in the head claiming rapid relief through a new remedy. The article outlines patient testimonials and urges readers to consult the doctor for treatment options and potential results.
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Iowa
Power to Change a Frog Into a Female Scientist
The fragmentary text hints at experiments and voices discussing transforming a male frog into a female form. It references young speakers and mentions regulation discussions, unnamed scientists, and various speculative ideas about altering biological traits.
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Kaw Valley
Will Pendleton
Childyreay
Siner Hi
Nin
Mubyune
Wilson
Sam Amidon
Asmiden
Macy
Thad
Aini
Fouett Shayse
Dan Oalhan
Vei Tortland
Barstow
Geapee Nodges
Gjris Ey Voteil
Tell Sam ‘Aimiden
Uis
Amidon
McAdoo
Kandeler
Columbia
Lame
Markley
Hevsien Coyn
Aheries
Hess
Linwood
Ry Phe Atarint
Helen Bourn
Wayne
Bath Beeker
Margaret Boys
Estella
Jearn
Waasas
Stratford
Ruth Lene
Glen
Rey Diven
Dr. Cofte
Namie
Kansas City
BEAST
Union Bus Depot
Baltimore Ave
Missouri
Parti
Rie
Jacenet
Etthear
Bali
Ray As
Cema
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