Kansas Herefords Shine at Denver National Western Show
Thirty three head of Hereford cattle from Kansas farms compete at the National Western Stock Show in Denver with entries from nine exhibitors. The event features 461 breeding Herefords and 26 Hereford steers overall, plus a registered Hereford sale by the Western Hereford Breeders Association. Dan D. Casement of Manhattan shows four breeding cattle and a carload of feeder steers. Kansas State Agricultural College enters a prize Hereford steer. The Sunflower State entries include Rexford, Aurora, and Hays producers among others in a nationally notable cattle showcase.
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Denver
Colo
Associated Press
Kansas
Western Hereford Breeders’ Association
Dan D. Casement
Manhattan
Kan
Casement
Kansas City
Ais
Kansas State Agricultural College
Foster Livestock Co
Rexford
Gold Dust
Goernandy Brothers
Aurora
G. L. Mathews
Registered Hereford bulls on show in Bend Kansas
Bend Kansas features two carloads of registered yearling Hereford wells with Carl Miller of Belvue Kansas showing a carload of registered Hereford bull calves on display.
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Bend Kan
Carl Miller
Belvue
Kan
Hill Happenings At University Library Site
The new library will begin construction in ten days to two weeks on the site south of Snow Hall. Excavation may last two months, removing about 7 060 cubic yards of earth, over 2 000 of which is rock. Roof completion expected by September or November, with a $238 000 contract below appropriation, prompting changes to primary plans.
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Snow Hall
Wm. B. Anderson
Arthur H. Neumann Construction Co
Local residents travel and visit across Kansas
Mrs F C Cochran returns to Kansas City after weekend with her mother Mrs C R Andrews and others motor to Kansas City and back. Frank McCarthy of Muscotah visits Floyd Royer and looks to move to Lawrence for schooling. Miss Gertrude Standing attends Ottawa district court session. Abe Wolfson family visits Topeka to connect with Chicago relatives. Betty Morris returns to Oswego from Sigma Nu house. Lena Albert shops in Topeka. Pearl Laptad visits Olathe as Red Cross advisory nurse.
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F. C. Cochran
Kansas City
C. R. Andrews
W. R. Newman
R. F. Morris
Sigma Nu
Lena Albert
Topeka
Local Residents Attend Funeral in Lawrence Area
Alma Hoffine of Los Angeles assisted ailing brother Alfred Durr on Thursday.Several Lawrence visitors shopped there on Saturday including Hunter White and daughters Dorothy and Mildred. Funeral attendees included William Zinmermeyer from Wata, Henry Ziesenis from Woodard Oklahoma, and Mrs Mary Sommers from Newkirk Oklahoma with Lawrence residents among others. Mrs Norman Strachan and daughter Betty left for Wichita after a week with S V Carr.
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Alma Hoffine
Los Angeles
Cal
Alfred Durr
Hunter White
Dorothy
Mildred
Lawrence
EF. J. Holland
Open Door Policy Emphasized by Manchuria Railway Chief
Mr Kawamura newly appointed president of the South Manchuria Railway company told a reception of about 70 foreign and Chinese residents in Manchuria that Japan will continue an open door policy for Manchuria and Mongolia. He said co existence and co prosperity will be pursued and that Britain and American enterprises are welcome to join in exploiting regional natural resources.
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Dairen
Manchuria
Kawamura
South Manchuria Railway Company
Mongolia
Japan
Kansan social notes honor lawmakers and announce births
Miss Helen Hoopes and several society members attend a luncheon as the association endorses three legislature measures including the Shepard-Towner bill and a girls dormitory appropriation. Mrs Martha Snow Brown leads the luncheon committee. Also note the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Paul C Rankin and a club meeting at Mrs Charles Thayer’s home.
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Helen Hoopes
A. J. Mix
Margaret Reding
Amida Stanton
Edna Dart
FP. P. O’brien
Paul C. Rankin
Bergdoll Evader Searched On Ocean Vessel
Justice officials boarded the Norwegian steamer Scnmnanger in Savannah to locate draft evader Grover Cleveland Bergdoll who was rumored to be aboard. The search did not confirm his presence but a strong guard boat at the ship's arrival was established and remained after officers departed.
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Savannah
Grover Clevland Bergdoll
South Atlantic
Gulf
Department of Justice
Scnmnanger
Bergdoll
Death before prison ends in Pittsburgh murder
Martin Burke, recently sentenced in Cleveland to 13 months in the Atlanta penitentiary for violating prohibition laws, was shot dead in his Pittsburgh home last night as a man with an Ohio license plate pistol-whipped him at the door and fled in a waiting car. Burke was to depart for Atlanta on Tuesday.
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Pittsburgh
Martin Burke
Cleveland
Atlanta
Ohio
Burke
Pine's Lunch Sold. George Hunter Takes Ownership
George Hunter of 626 Rhode Island Street purchases Pine's Lunch at 736 Massachusetts Street and will operate it under the same plan. Charles L. Pine, former owner, had run the restaurant for over two months.
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George Hunter
Rhode Island Street
Massachusetts
Charles L. Pine
Farm Bureau notes urge early chick orders and seed buys
Topeka notes from county agent school stress soils crops and fertilizers. Early chick orders are advised to avoid May or June shortages. April hatchers reach lay earlier than May or June hatchers. May hatchers earlier than June. Ground lime and clean coops urged. White and buff poultry fetch higher prices than dark varieties. Dairy bull sale in Manhattan during Farm and Home Week. bulls from state record dams. Seed shortages push buyers to order now. Kansas oats outperform Red Texas. Douglas County Livestock Improvement Association sale at fair grounds progresses. hog breeders join and high prices expected. Professor Elling to inspect hogs January 17 and 18.
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Topeka
College of Agriculture
Manhattan
Douglas County
Douglas County Farm Notes and Economic Outlook
Professor Efling praises Douglas county purity of stock while N S Harris foresees egg prices rising to 18 or 19 cents a dozen. Keifer farm culls forty of seventy five chickens as a strategy. gophers on the St Lawrence waterway would take thirty days to finish the project. Colglaziex laments tax revolutions and suggests drastic ideas.
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N. S. Harris
Topeka
Douglas County
St. Lawrence
James
Colglaziex
Sale of Lula J. Brown Property Conducted in Eudora
Sheriff Will Johns oversaw a foreclosure sale at the courthouse this afternoon where The Eudora department store was the high bidder on Lula J. Brown et al property. Commerce Trust Co. initiated the foreclosure. final price reached 5200 dollars for 26.33 acres.
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Eudora Department Store
Lula J. Brown
Will Johns
Court House
The
Commerce Trust Co
Liberty Bond Market Close Headlines
The report notes Liberty Bond market activity with figures for Liberty 295.34 and Victory 4 3-4s at 109.20, plus U.S. Treasury 41-499.96 on the closing board. Market values appear in bombastic shorthand consistent with the era's bond listings.
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Liberty Liberty Liberty Liberty
Victory
U.S. Treasury
Police Warn Hutchinson Girls Against Painted Faces
Hutchinson police matron orders that girls seen walking with lurid cheeks and painted lips be stopped and sent home to wash away the paint. She says decent girls should know better and stay at home. Mrs Maurie Baldwin Smith, police matron, voiced the directive. Also noted is Mrs W E Watson of Polo, Missouri visiting relatives in Hutchinson.
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Hutchinson
Kam
Jan
Maurie Baldwin Smith
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