Wheat deterioration noted in state weekly review
A weekly review of state and federal agricultural reports notes wheat deterioration across the western third of the state and some south central counties. Plowing for spring crops begins in eastern counties as conditions shift.
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Topeka
State Highway Commission
Wellington
Montgomery-Labette County Inc
Coffeyville
Frank Stonaker
Longton
Kan
Eddie Penn
T. R. Marshall
Penn
G. W. Noel
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Pittsburg
Edward J. Hallam
L. AL. Resler
State
Hallam
State Bank of
Preston
State Banking
Frank J. Ryan
P. C. Reilly
P. M. Sessions
Ryan
World grown wheat price fears spark call for conference
A Canadian led push urges a world wheat conference to align production with demand. W R Ronald of Mitchell SD notes 1.3 billion bushels excess supply vs 700 million needed, arguing price pegs fail and a uniform program by major producers is required.
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Canada
W. R. Ronald
Mitchell
S. D
Trains Carry French Troops to Essen in Ruhr Move
Army advance shifts toward Essen as Maurence dispatches French troops by train amid heavy artillery and sapper reports near Neuss. Local notices include births, visits, and moves of residents Mrs Eva J Pochler of San Diego and Mr and Mrs Nees Olson returning to Lawrence at 808 Mississippi Street. Betty Irene Wood born December 2 to Mr and Mrs John Wood. Milliard K Shaler, Brussels native and 1901 graduate, touring U S to study and aid Belgian education.
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Ruhr
Essen
Berlin
Maurence
Neuss
Eva ‘J. Pochler
San Diego
W. F. March
Kennard
Mabel B. Mahoney
Philadelphia
Nees Olson
Lawrence
Olson
New York
Chicago
Mississippi Street
John Wood
Betty Irene
Milliard Kk. Shaler
University
Brussels
Belgium
Shaler
Phi Beta Kappa Elects Ten From Lawrence Seniors
Twenty five years ago notices show Otto August Barteldes and Cora Em- among Lawrence seniors elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Others listed include local figures, social events, and science meeting notes from Chicago. Mrs Hodder hosts a children's birthday dancing party for Margaret with refreshments.
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A. Henley
F.H. Hodder
Ohio Street
Margaret
Tony
M. Newmark
Charles Starkweather
Phi Beta Kappa
Lawrence
Otto August Barteldes
Cora Em
Steinberg Bros Assigns to Newmark in Lawrence Fire Up Town
Forty years ago in Lawrence the Steinberg Brothers clothiers declared an assignment to M Newmark for the benefit of their creditors. Assets reportedly large, likely exceeding debts, with losses blamed on the Athanaan City branch. Also noted are social whist gatherings at the Reineke home and Douglas County Bank officers elected led by R W Sparr as president. W R Williams departs for a two month southern trip via Las Vegas Albuquerque and El Paso to Phoenix.
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Steinberg Bros
M. Newmark
Lawrence
Steinberg-Bros. the Clothiers
Athanaan City
K.U
Mount Oread
George Reineke
Mason, Alder
H. L. Moore
N. E. Benson
J. G. Glathart
T. Field
W. R Williams
H. S. Hall
W.A. Harris
RM. Sparr
W. R. Williams
South
Las Vegas
Albuquerque
el Vass
Phoenix
Ariuona
Eye health for children and myopia guidance
The article stresses routine eye exams for children before school, explains myopia types including hereditary and progressive forms, and offers simple correction and classroom practices. It recommends properly fitted glasses, non glare paper, large type, soft pencils, flat blackboards, and encouraging distance viewing to reduce eye strain.
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United States
Legislative war grips Topeka House of Representatives
In Topeka the 1892 legislative clash sees Republicans and Populists each claim control of the state house. Republicans elect George L. Douglas of Sedgwick County as speaker and Populists choose J. M. Dunsmore of Neosho County. Both men occupy the rostrum and push to conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
House of Representatives
George L. Douglas
Sedgwick County
J. M. Dunsmore
Neosho County
Burlingame Chinese envoy and 1868 treaty maker noted
The article cites Anson Burlingame American Minister to China 1861 1867 who earned Chinese trust and in 1868 led Burlingame Treaty negotiations in Europe with England Denmark Sweden Holland Prussia and Russia He later died The piece also mentions Oak Ridge School Gretchen Gabriel program and an abandoned Hupmobile found at Third and Locust streets towed to a Shawnee county garage.
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de Stward
Oak Ridge
Gretchen Gabriel
Oak Ridge School
Third and Locust Streets
Shawnee County
Santa and Clive Face Dicky Dak In Country Dream
Santa plays diplomat with ex husband Dicky Dak while Clive considers leaving New York for a country home. A telephone call and Dak’s visit strain the marriage as Santa plots to end the triangle, while Clive senses lingering danger from the past.
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Clive
Santa
Dicky Dak
New York
Willy Nilly Helps Dolls and Stays for Cocoa
Willy Nilly trudges through snow to a nest village where a girl asks him to mend her broken headed dolls Susy Gwendolin Betsy and Marjorie. He fixes them then accepts hot cocoa and bread and butter. A doll topples a pink china cup as a storm closes in and Willy considers his foggy trip home.
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Mary Graham Bonner
Willy Nilly
Flotilla Botilla
Susy
Gwendolin
Betsy
Marjorie
Sayling
Tyeally
Willy Nitty
Willy Willy
Kansas House names chaplain to save per diems
Kansas legislators move to save state funds by selecting chaplains at no extra cost. The Democratic caucus backs Rev J Lee Beleford of Iola as chaplain, while Republicans nominate Rev M M Horn of Oakland. Other ministers Volunteered to serve at no extra pay include Rev E L Brandner of Scott and Rev John A Scott of Scott City. A separate Derby pool case, Nickell pool in McPherson county, faced a temporary restraining order against crude production and a hearing was set for Saturday.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Jan
Iola
Stara Guilfoyle
Abilene
M.M. Horn
Oakland
E. L. Brandner
Scott
John A. Scott
Scott City
Kansas Public Service Commission
Nickell Pool
McPherson County
J.G. Somers
Flashes of Life on Archery and Crime in Two Cities
In Payson Utah Dr L D Pfoutz scored a point for archery by shooting a mountain lion treed by his dogs, an arrow through its body ending a hourlong chase. The animal measured nine feet. In Pittsburgh a magistrate set a sentence of ten dollars or one hundred days for heating sub patrolmen, clarifying local law.
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Santa
Clive
Dicky
Dak
Sanja
Micky
Chicago
Payson
Utah
L. D. Pfoutz
Christmas Program At School With Gifts To All
A school Christmas program features recitations songs and dances led by students including Kenneth Schultz Joan Bouton and Glenn Davis. Santa appears and distributes presents from the tree. Teachers and local families are noted as guests and gift givers during a festive event with candy sacks for children.
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Bram
Lschool
Kenneth Schultz
Joan ‘Bouton
Glenn Davis
Lawrence Glock
Eethichem
Santa
Claus
Robert Cox
Mary An-na Sedlgek
Buddy
Sara Ruth Bouton
Louise Davis
Loraine Martin
Norma Eisele
Junior Cox
Lillie Welsh
Carolin Lemon
Marie Cox
Helen Garrett
Elizabeth Tuttle
M. Davis
Wilson Clark
Juanita
Jimmie
Salina
John i Garrett
Olfie Schatz
M. Schatz
LaDeana
Eudora
Louise
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Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Manchuria
Senate
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Virginia
University of Kansas
J. B. Watkins
R. J. Canuteson
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Woodring
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Dave
Copeman
Publishers Syndicate
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Mattie Kent
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