Urges Kansas to Grow Hard Wheat at Convention
Topeka Jan 11 Associated Press Dr Alonzo E Taylor food economist urged Kansas at the 53rd annual State Board of Agriculture meeting to restore wheat farming to six or seven million acres with emphasis on hard wheat He called for more dairy cows fodder crops farm diversification and home grown foods He warned against relying on cooperative marketing to raise prices and outlined California experiences as a guide for grower practices while noting limited promise for price gains from cooperative marketing in export wheat He warned Europe will need only about 500 to 600 million bushels and that the U S faces competition from Canada Argentina and Australia in world markets
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Topeka
Associated “‘Press
Kansas
Alonzo E. Taylor
State Board of Agriculture
Taylor
Leland
Stanford University
California
College of Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Washington
United States
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Middle-West
Liverpool
Europe
Wheat problem in the American farmer
Fragment reads discussing the wheat problem for American farmers and doubts about competing countries' producing capacities and European requirements. It presents a cautious view of solving domestic wheat issues through outside factors and international demand considerations.
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Europe
Changes bad for wheat
Late wheat and fall sown alfalfa suffered from rapidly changing temperatures in eastern Kansas last week, the State Board of Agriculture bulletin reports. Central and western Kansas fared better, though Harvey county may have seen some damage due to lack of snow. Wheat prices ranged from 90 cents to $1, eastern feeders pay 65 cents for corn while shipped in corn is 75 cents.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Harvey County
Loveland Lectures on Jesuitism at Bowersock Theatre
Dr Frank L Loveland of Topeka delivered a talk on Jesuitism yesterday at the Bowersock theatre in Lawrence under DeMolay auspices. The well attended lecture traced the origin in Spain and its influence in affected countries. He announced a next lecture on Immigration for next Sunday afternoon at the same venue instead of Americanism.
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Frank L. Loveland
Topeka
Bowersock Theatre
Lawrence Chapter
Order of DeMolay
Doctor Loveland
Spain
Certificate Questioned for Dr H H Barrett
Topeka Kansas January 14 Dr H H Barrett of Parker Kan has been summoned by the state attorney general's department to appear for questioning February 12 The state questions the validity of his certificate to practice medicine It was issued under a reciprocal agreement with Arkansas showing him as a graduate of a Kansas City Missouri college Barrett was summoned to appear before the state board of medical registration last month as a witness but was absent when the meeting opened.
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Topeka
Kan
H. H. Barrett
Parker
State Attorney General’s Department
Barrett
Arkansas
Kansas City
State Board of Medical Registration
Grain Exports Rise Across United States
Grain exports totaled 2.32 million bushels in the latest week, up from 1.33 million bushels the previous week, with Washington reporting the data.
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Washington
United States
Jane's Cold Compound Claim for Quick Relief
An ad for Jane's Cold Compound promises rapid relief from a cold. Take two tablets every three hours until three doses are taken. the first dose provides relief and the second and third dissolve the cold. Marketed as pleasant and safe with no quinine or opiates. Widely used by millions, price thirty five cents, with a druggist guarantee.
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