Predicted lower cattle prices and market shifts
The Kansas State Agricultural college forecast foresees lower prices for most cattle and butter, with hogs, sheep, wool and possibly wheat past peak cycles. Wheat and corn may rise in the near term while beef cattle remain on an upward trend, and overall farming conditions are expected to be mildly favorable this year.
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A. P
Department of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State Agricultural College
College Economics
United States
Aobert
Australia
Kansas City
Tate
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Kansas
Scriabin leads Russians in Cos Sack show at Holland Hall
Alexander Scriabin, son of the famed composer, conducts a Cos sack performance at Holland Hall using no baton, preferring finger signals. The event attracts Russians once aligned with the old regime and showcases his controversial method of pulling notes from players.
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Alexander Scriabin
Holland Hall
Scriabin
Obituary for Martha Catherine Trueblood Overman
Martha Catherine Trueblood Overman, born December 26 1845 near Bloomingdale Indiana, died January Friday 1926 aged 82. She taught in public schools, married Eli Overman September 16 1880 near Atchison. They lived in Smith county Marysville Tennessee and Lawrence Kansas. Survived by son Chauncey and brother Professor William V Trueblood. Burial in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Catherine Trueblood
Bloomingdale
Park County
Indiana
Elas
Elizabeth K. Trueblood
Bloomingdale Academy
Atchison
Eli Overman
Smith County
Marysville
Tenn
Kansas
Lawrence
Frances Overman
Elbert L. Overman
Washington State College
Chauncey Overman
Martha Overman
Friends Church
Chauncey
William V. Truebrood
Barikhm
Boria
Oak Hill Cemetery
British study on tests for drunkenness hits snag
London report on the British Medical Association tag board seeking a puncture proof standard for drunkenness exams. Younger members favor scrapping old tests like walking a line and difficult words as unreliable. Conservatives want to keep proven methods. The group includes eighteen doctors and magistrates aiming to standardize police examinations for court reliability.
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London
British Medical Association
Tag Board
Bellview Grange Oyster Supper at Eudora Country
Bellview Grange hosted an oyster supper with entertainment by Bellview schoolchildren and local performers. The event served 226 attendees tea, oysters, celery, crackers, pickles and coffee. Local residents and seniors from Eudora high school were noted guests and visitors.
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Bellview Grange
Bellview
Leonard Trivillon
Mark Colman
Ethel Kindred
Fritz
Lawrence
Albert von Gunten
Bessie Milburn
Eudora High School
Lulu
Clara Votaw
Jnwin Votaw
Fred ‘Walker
Lucille
Katheryn
A. J. Kohlen
Ed Mistlie
Oe City
Monawe
Alfred Seiwold
Gaiety Theatre Allows Smoking for First Time
The Gaiety permits smoking for the first time in its history though pipes are banned. Programs announce smoking must be confined to cigars and cigarettes. In many London theatres smoking is common in the audience, with women often smoking as well.
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London
Mrs Luella May Hegeman Dies at 60 in 1925
Mrs Luella May Hegeman wife of the late Lewis H Hegeman born May 1 1865 in Galesboro Sh died December 10 1925 aged 60 years 7 months and 9 days She came with her parents when
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Luella May Hegeman
Lewis H. Hegeman
Galesboro
Hegeman
Obituary of Mrs. Hegeman of Lawrence and Hanover
A Des Moines woman, married December 6 1883 to Lewis Hegeman of Hanover Kansas, leaves four children Olive Howard Minnie Miller Harry Hegeman and Leland Hegeman all of Lawrence plus seven grandchildren. Survived by sister-in-law Mary Hegeman and sisters Ruth Shoebotham and others. Burial December 13 beside her husband in Oak Hill cemetery.
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Des Moines
Iown
Lewis Hegeman
Hanover
Kansas
Olive
Howard
Minnie Miller
Atchison
Harry ‘Hegeman
Leland Hegeman
Lawrence
Mary Hegeman
Ruth Shoebot
Investigation of Poultry Trust Under Sherman Law
The Department of Justice is probing a poultry trust under the Sherman Antitrust Act. John L. Lott leads the inquiry as of January in Washington, with officials pursuing potential unlawful restraint of trade within the industry.
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Poultry Trust
Washington
Jan
Poultry ‘Trust
Department of Justice
John L. Lott
Special assistant to attorney general urges Senate panel
A special assistant to the attorney general spoke today before the Senate Judiciary Committee promoting Moll's Butter Crust Bread. The grocer advertising line urged readers to ask their grocer for the product.
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Senate Judiciary. Committee
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