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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1937

Page

3

Farm pay rates for 1937 fixed by Kansas official

Manhattan Kansas H Umberger of Kansas State College announced payment rates for soil and range building practices under a large congressionally funded program. The plan rewards planting legumes and grasses, restoring cropland, contouring and terracing, and range improvements with two payment scales and special western county provisions. Eligibility requires state committee approval and advance county committee consent for certain practices.

Manhattan Kan Juan J. Dean H. Umberger Kansas State College Kansas Congress Washington Umberger Western Counties Cheyenne Rawlins Decatur Norton Phillips Smith Jowall Sherman Thomas Sheridan Graham Rooks Osborne Mitchell Wallace Logan Gove Trego Rilis Russell Lincoln Ellsworth Greeley Wichita Scott Lane Ness Rush Barton Hamilton Kearny Finney Hodgeman Pawnee Stafford Rice Reno Stanton Grant Haskell Gray Ford Adwaris Kiowa Pratt Kingman Morton Stevens Seward Meade Clark Comanche Barber Harner Kearney Stavens

Help in Celebration Inauguration Echoes in Maine and Vermont

Washington reports Maine and Vermont Republicans plan receptions for governors Aiken and Barrows to mark the inauguration of a Democratic president. Some party leaders show restraint, with Senator McNary joking about ticket luck and participation.

Washington Maine Vermont Alf M. Landon George D. Aiken Louis C. Barrows John D. M. Hamilton McNary Oregon

Complex crossword puzzle header with mixed garbled clues

A jumbled set of across and down crossword clues with numerous typographical errors. The text includes mis-spellings, partial words, and incoherent phrases that obscure intended clues and answers, typical of a damaged newspaper puzzle page. It mentions numbers, directions, and several proper nouns though many are unreadable.

Inauguration Day Scenes at Partridge Run

Reporters describe Republican and Democratic congressmen arriving for a national ceremony at the capital. A few workers and onlookers note the event’s formality, with party banners and a quiet scene outside the Republican club as preparations proceed.

Rep. Snell New York House National Capital Republican Club

Columbia Solon Markley Claimed to Saw Wood

Columbia Solon Markley sawed wood Wednesday afternoon with help from Walter Davis Charles Shuck and Jesse Markley. Numerous local residents assisted with butchering hay hauling and pig purchases involving the Brohammer Beeghley and Shuck families during the week in Kanwaka and surrounding farms.

Solon Markley Walter Davis Charles Shuck Jesse Markley Edith Deay Lawrence David Kesler Darrell Lloyd Shuck Eva Warren Charlie Brohammer Marshall Churchbaugh Carol Isaac Montgomery Daniel Beeghley Ira Flory Will Postma Robert Markley Hyre Farm Charles Alden Stanwix Ben Brohammer Robert Tucker George Markley Tuesay Cecil Dover David Williams Kanwaka John Brohammer Wesley Flory

DeSoto Visitors and Local Illness Reported

Miss Wilda Musser stayed with the Charles Nickens household in DeSoto last week. Mrs. Albert Plummer and her children have recovered from scarlet fever. Mrs. Perry Mitchell is listed as sick. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Penner and the household are noted in the local notices.

Wilda Musser Charles Nickens DeSoto Albert Plummer Perry Mitchell J. R. Penner

Tucker-isms on feeding birds in winter

The piece urges feeding birds when ice covers natural food, scattering grain in sheltered places to prevent starvation. It notes dogs or cats suffer in cold and that pets are loyal. keep a shelter for them when away, and provide proper care to avoid neglect.

Local residents gather for visits and events in Midland area

Sunday dinner guests included Leland Pennet and Mrs Kate Pennet with Mr and Mrs W H Dent. In Topeka, Gus Brune Harold and Eugene Alford spent Saturday. Agnes Laptad missed Friday teaching due to illness. F W Lewis and Margaret attended Albert A Lewis’s funeral in Kansas City Monday afternoon. The Brune child is ill but improving. R D Shaw visited Oskaloosa Thursday. Mrs Paul Laptad and Bob Vineyard visited Bob’s mother in Kansas City Sunday. Harold Lewis of Newton and F W Lewis hosted Monday evening. Grant township C P A met Wednesday. Lloyd Weibel and family visited Oskaloosa. Kenneth Jones and family move to former Ousdahl house, now in Lawrence. Farm Bureau plays drew neighborhood turnout Thursday at junior high.

Gus Brune Harold Eugene Alford Topeka Agnes Laptad F. W. Lewis Margaret Lewis Albert A. Lewis Kansas City Frank Brune R. D. Shaw Oskaloosa Paul Laptad Kenneth Jones Leo Ousdahl Lawrence Farm Bureau

Linwood Family Returns From Washington Visit

Mr and Mrs Henry Moral and their son Henry arrived home after a year in Washington D C visiting their sons and daughter Cleo

Henry Moral Henry Washington, D. C Cleo

Local notices and obituaries from Desoto area crowd

Riley Barnett reports the death of his nephew John Howard of Burbank California. His body was sent to Desoto for burial in the Desoto cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. Several local residents and visitors are listed with recent activities including church circles, hospital visits, and family gatherings.

Sunday Visits and Illness Reach Local Families

Mrs. Charles Coleman returned home Sunday from Leavenworth where she had been visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicka of Kansas City visited Mrs. Hick's parents Mr. and Mrs. William Elder Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Telker were called to Springfield Mo due to the serious illness of Mrs. Telker's sister. Mr. and Mrs. William Bowers received word of their son Charles’s serious illness in Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. George Henik and children visited at the Silkey home Sunday evening and attended Baptist church.

Irene Riley Barnett John Howard Burbank Calif DeSoto PLT. A Baptist Missionary Circle John York Charles Coleman Bashor Kansas City Kan Charles Hicks Donald Silkey Leavenworth Harry Hicka Silkey Baptist Church

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