Safeguard Farm Market Act Under Debate In Kansas
Topeka reports Kansas agricultural groups oppose amendments to the federal agricultural marketing act unless approved by farm organizations. A state meeting endorses cooperative marketing plans, tax measures, and economic policy while delegation leaders gather for the 61st annual Kansas Board of Agriculture session. Notable speakers include Henry J. Allen and Omar Ketchum with El Dorado breeder Robert Hazlett as guest.
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Topeka
Kansas Agricultural Interests
Farm Board
Ahe Council
Rangas State College
State of Commerce and Farm
Ottawa
State State Association of
Kansan
Iprovement Association
Agrasto
Robert T. Hazlett
ElDorado
Harry H.woodring
Henry J. Allen
Wichita
United States
Omar B. Ketchum
F. W. Dixon
Holton
Oppose Sunday Films Petition From Lawrence Church
A Free Methodist church faction in Lawrence signed by sixty four persons opposes Sunday motion pictures. They filed a resolution with County Attorney R. B. Stevens urging law enforcement to end Sunday theater showings and to oppose films deemed immoral and harmful to minors and adults alike.
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Free Methodist Church of
Lawrence
R. B. Stevens
Une Nation
Chiet Methac Church
Farm Radio Talks Begin At WREN On January 18
A sequence of daily Farm Radio Broadcasts from WREN starts Monday January 18. The talks, titled Farm Trathes for Farm People, will be broadcast to aid local farmers, as announced by county agent J A Terrell.
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WREN
J. A. Terrell
Aunt Het Obu't Guillen Bridge Prize Mystery
A humorous 1925 syndicated line jokes about a woman accusing a man of misplacing a bridge prize won at her party, with characters in a playful storytelling voice and a sly, civilized confrontation.
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Publishers Syndicate
Walter ‘Keeler
J. M. Mott
E J. Logsdon
Farm radio program schedule and local marriage license
A listing outlines weekly farm broadcasts from the United States Department of Agriculture and Kansas State College at Manhattan, with topics by day including crops, livestock, farming, dairying, poultry, and a weekly roundup. A marriage license was issued to Frederick W. Coffman and Jamie Murphy of Lawrence, married by Probate Judge L. H. Menger.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas State College At
Manhattan
Kansas
Frederick W. Coffman
Jamie Murphy
Lawrence
L. H. Menger
Church Supper Meeting Elects Officers At Trinity Lutheran
Henry Albach spoke on Lawrence and Kansas history at a Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood meeting in church parlors. Sixty men attended, largest in years. Elected: W A Schaal president Alfred Heck vice president Clarence Dahlene secretary A T Olson treasurer. Retiring: H T Rowley president Alfred Heck vice president Gus Wulfkuhle secretary Edgar Jost treasurer. Proceeds from February 5 entertainment to reduce church debt. Women prepared and served supper.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Henry Albach
Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood
C. A. Puls
W. A. Schaal
Alfred Heck
Clarence Dahlene
A. T. Olson
H. T. Rowley
Gus Wulfkuhle
Edgar Jost
Ilavas
Henry
Kansas social event notes from Topeka and Lawrence
Topeka and Lawrence society columns highlight Kansas Day events and reunions. Notable figures include Mrs. Eli G. Foster, Mrs. Jonathan Davis, and Mrs. Dolly Gann. Activities feature receptions, luncheons, club meetings, and an upcoming D.A.R. event. Also covered are bridge and whist clubs, War Mothers gathering, and a birth announcement for Phyllis Joan Allen.
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Kansas
Eli G. Foster
Topeka
Jonathan Davis
Mary Ellen Raymond
Gillard
Davis
Kansas Council For Public Welfare
Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs
W. KC. Club
Kansas Council of Women
Kansas Women’s Press Club
Kansas Republican Women’s Club
Woman's City Club
Dolly Gann
Washington, D. C
Nervousness and Sleeplessness Cure Ad in Old Ledger
A vintage advertisement claims the New Master Medicine Weave cures nerves insomnia and digestive woes by removing toxins from the blood and organs. It touts a strong guarantee and lists testimonials from a Topeka resident, promoting wide praise and rapid relief through Weave’s active ingredients.
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Knusia
Wenvo
Irene Suilmers
St. Topeka
Kans
Crown
Round Corner
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Oppose Sunday Films
Free Methodist Church
Aunt Het Obeu't
Guillen
Woman's Kansas Day Club
Shin
Kansas Women's Press Club
H. A. Dodderidge
F. W. Gaunt
R. C. Manley
Betty Washington
D.A.R
Helen Weed
Mu Phi Epsilon
Tennessee Street
W. Firner
B. H.W. Sewing Club
Thimbles
H. E. Rex
David Shields
Harry Lescher
Frank Lescher
Lloyd Howe
James Belshe
Joel Robinson
Frank Lescher, Jr
Firner
C. D. Cowgill
Colonial
Charles. Starkweather
Maine Street
E. H. Allen
Yates Center
Phyllis Joan
Allen
Willardean Harnar
George Bullene
Finesse
Eldridge
Laurence Woodruff
Ithaca
N. Y
Mrs
Charles Taning
Tain the Bridgettes
Tonsganoxie
Harry I. Woodring
George Lennington
Terman ‘Picklemeyer
Valley-Staute
iBelle Plaine
Kansas City, Mo
Journal-World
Rayon
Penney’s
Pnaya
Momame
Penney
Smaartly
J.C. Penney Co
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Pyoy
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