National Farm Group Slams Jardine and Calls for Probe
The Minnesota Farm Bureau and allied groups denounce Secretary Jardine as obstructionist and fault his policies as harming farm interests. They urge a national inquiry into administration ties and McNary Maugen style legislation, accusing him of opposing beneficial farm measures and prioritizing commerce over agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Jam M. Jardine
Angriculture
Secardine i
Minnesota Farm
Bureau
Parm .Bureau Federation
Eni
Negmat
Jardine
United States Department Agriculture
Department of Toommerce
University size rankings in the Missouri Valley and beyond
Dean Walters Swarthmore College reports Kansas ranks 21st in student size and third in the Missouri Valley. California leads with 17,101 students. Oklahoma shows rapid growth among the largest schools, with various universities listed among the nation’s biggest. Largest women's colleges include Hunter and Wellesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Tiond Walters
Swarthmore College
University of Kansas
Missouri Valley
of California
University of Nepicultural College
Alig Fon Valley
Oklahoma
Mouri Valley
Acta
Ohio State
Ania
Wisconsin
Harvard
Washington
Nebraska
Chicka
Cornell
Iowa
Case
Yale
Texas
Pittsburgh
Rthwestern
Boston
Kansas
Southern
Californ
Missouri
Hunter
Smi Welesley
Florida
Vassar
Goucher
Mount Holyoke
Radcliffe
Randolph Macon
Blairs
Exams At Liberty Memorial High School Schedule
Exams next Wednesday and Thursday will last one and a half hours. Seniors finish second semester. juniors on Thursday and Friday. sophomores on Monday. Some PE finals held. total graduates this semester are twenty. Kansas Optometrists meeting heads list new officers incl Dr Malenstey Salina and Dr Hetley Salvia. Chancellor Marx asked to form a cabinet including middle and right groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
of Liberty Memorial High School
Yee Kansas Optomerists
ELE
Mal Ienstey
Salina
M.A. “Hetley
Salvia
J. McThomason
Seneca
Ss. AL. Darland
Hutchinson
Winfield & Hancock
Independence
Stutsmannfield
Ice
Walter Starelle Damellon
Ncuin
Rabiviee
Marx
von Hindenburg
Middie
Id Right
Four men admit part in $75,000 theft at postoffice
Walter Reed Gage county attorney says Mayfi Kd admitted participation in a robbery tied to a $75,000 theft at a post office in Riley county. Brothers Elbridge and Ernest, age 25 and 36, deny involvement. The suspects were arrested Saturday and have been questioned by the county attorney and postal inspectors for two days. Cart is ill and exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Reed Gage
Riley County
Elbridge
Ernest
Gage
Legislature Briefs Highlight Tax Shifts and Building Rules
Ines Topeka reports on bills introduced today including a graduated tax scale rising from 1 to 5 percent on incomes from 2000 to 10000. Proposed school rules require fire escape stairs for tall buildings and unsigned circulars on desks are banned. Other measures include jury pay proposals, dental inspections, cooperative banks, and a state college at Garden City with initial funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Great Bend
Senate
Kinsley
Frizell
Larnted
Votes On Repeal Law Ballots Include Comment Or Debate
Fragmentary notes describe voters debating repeal of current law. Some ballots show support to retain the law while others express concern about effects on youth and future policy. The record records varied statements but unclear final result.
Dog Decides Election in Maine by Grief Over Death of Governor’s Pet
A Maine gubernatorial race anecdote centers on Gov Baxter and a death of his beloved dog. The dog’s mourning allegedly caused the flag at the executive mansion to fly at half mast. The tale is linked to campaign issues and shifts in support during the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maine
Gov. Baxter
Balzac
Kansas
Hit
Hevianah
Senate
Peat in Paper Making Advances in Wisconsin
A German paper maker Roth and American financier A Grady Westfield plan peat based paper and wall board production near Westfield Wisconsin. A factory by Grahn is to turn out 30000 feet of wall board daily next spring, with peat transport cost cited and extensive peat resources noted. The 47th American Water Works convention notes and Kansas Water Works Association attendance discussed. A separate brief reports a pistol shot injuring Harting aged 13 in Salina with details about the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens’ Point
Wis
Harles ‘Ge Rothi
Germany
Westfield
Roth
A. Grady Westfield
Anda Corporation
Grahn
Wisconsin
Tter’. Works ’Association
Sherman
Chicago
Kansas: Water’ Works
Inter
Ernest Boyée
Kansasi
Associa
House Vote on Cigarette Regulation Referred to Committee
Fragmentary report shows House votes on cigarette related measure to be referred to committee. Mentions garden or garden on Dill and alignment with chamber of commerce governance. No clear outcome or full names provided.
Fragmentary note on Emily Uy Lord and Fer village
Fragmented OCR lists names and places including Emily Uy Lord and Fer village. Mentions a farmer and a family, with unclear relationships and dates. The readable items suggest a Scottish village context and a father figure related to a pregnancy reference, but specifics are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Uy Lord
Glentanat
Coats
Farm Land Meeting Boosts Real Estate Outlook
The Farm Land men held a convention with 25 to 30 new members joining the organization. They expressed optimism for farm sales next year, based on numerous inquiries. The Realtors resolved to endorse state advertising via the Chamber of Commerce which is currently in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Martin
Sta Chamber
Wartime Children Suffer London War Scars Report
A wartime report notes severe suffering among London children facing rationing and hardships. It cites cases of malnutrition and disrupted schooling as authorities push for stronger welfare and educational measures amid food shortages and air raid danger.
Equipment Rows From Presses Noted By United Press
A fragmentary report from United Press notes conveyor equipment and press apparatus in need of inspection. Details are sparse but indicate maintenance actions on machinery and potential upgrades planned by the facility.
New York social customs on hosting and guests
The piece, sourced from Associated Press notes, explores how New York hosts manage guest interactions and embraces various smoking tastes among patrons. It details guest warnings about outings and the tense dynamics when spouses attend, alongside measures by the Women’s League to protect and support work horses in the city.
Potatoes yield records reported in Washington
Washington records an extraordinary potato yield per acre with estimates near 1000 bushels, reflecting a period of unusually large crops. The report notes a shift in U.S. potato production and mentions a price around $2.60 per bushel tied to the peak harvest by the Zuckerman Brothers. It cites the January issue of the Fertilizer Review and data from the National Fertilizer Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P.Y
Rockton
United States
Zuckerman Brothers
Enus
Ai Tata
Bilizer Review
William
Hoy
Buretiy
Piant
Indus
Chile Offers Refuge Amid Chaos in Shanghai Crisis
Chilean Consul Alejandro Arce confirms sympathy for refugees and offers asylum to those fleeing turmoil in Tientsin and the Republic. United Press report notes Chile’s readiness to provide shelter to Whites seeking safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
China
United Press
É Lang
Chile
Alejandro Arce
Radio pirates and unlicensed sets alarm officials
AP reports 80,000 pirates and 16 unlicensed sets triggering an alert as officials estimate a campaign to crack down on unlicensed radio devices. The piece notes difficulties in gathering accurate figures and mentions related regional trade disruptions and security concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Isles
London
Janata Oretha
Attendance and perfect records mark midyear in Flora school
In a list of rural school activities, Flora and Glen celebrate high attendance with many students achieving 100 percent. Names such as Ruth Johanning Lois Johanning Hazel Dyer and Etta Montgomery are noted among twenty seven scholars. The report highlights perfect attendance for the first half of the school year and mentions a funeral service later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie
Browning
Michael
Carl
Schya Rence
Heffner
Flora
Land and Glen
Jap Turner
Charley Gilliland
Fred’ Lulz
Calle Haas
and’ Herman
Pohl
Vafternoon
Dan
Johanning
Vane
Muir
Charley de Wes Haas
Ney Stheand
Ruth
Gomiery
Lois Eqhanning
Hazel
Robert Dyer
Toanning
Etta
Montgomery
Vista Dyer
Lois
Ruth Johanning
Shanning
Gerald
Kirchiner
Jamie Lederer
Local social notes from Roy and Deskin families
Roy Deskin and family hosted and visited neighbors including Murphy, Anderson, and Bidinger households. Amelia Wulfkubie and Charlin Nichols attended a wedding at a parsonage hosted by Rev Vendlan, with extended gatherings at the Deskin and Bidinger homes amid cold weather and an oyster supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinger
Lux
Mich Murphy
waSa Visi
Roy
Deskin
And
Mics Roy
Dale M F Shields
Lawr Geo. Anderson Sr
Nora
Oil
Ander- Roy
Bidingey
Avilon
Kraft
Jake Bidinger
Bernita
Rachel
Community meetings and scattered notices from June
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mrs Shipm and Mrs Bankk with community dates and Farm Bureau office, plus a Saturday event after evening. It notes a chimney sparks caused a small roof fire at the Delt house at 12 morning and a few family movements and names, though many details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shipm
Man Banik
Bankk
Geogeek LM
Farm ‘Bureau
Tesson
Slaughter
Helen
Ka Petite Sunde
Schrover
Hans
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W.M. Jardine
Minnesota Farm .Bureau -Federatons Ars S
Sean
Ands
University of “Wartsus
Valley
Boade
Ines Topeka
Jay. Hill
Lyndon
Kangas
Caganes
Spencer
Sedan
Othr
Tthe
Tors
Behrens
Lynden
House
Dedrick
Sedgwick County
A Farrer
Tucker
Seward
A.A. Farmer
Lowman
Anderson County
Kansas State Agricultural Callege
Carter
Finney County
Ans
Dawson
Barton County
Polytechni Institute
Arkansas
Winfield. Oe
State Division
Kansas Water. Commission
Division of Water, Resources
Committee On Agriculture
Laing
Russell
Tracy of
Kirwin
Aistate High
Commission For the Blind
Topeka
Ture
Hegler
Baa
Praia
Dog
Man
Ros
AP. Harting
Son
Congress
MAKE
Glasgow
Land’ Realtors
Bend
Mundella
E Scow
United ‘PressesIaiser
Equipmnce
New York
Associated Press
Picont
Zuckerman
Brothers
California
Acre
Mongolia
Manchuria
Urea
Dhe
Bey
Excelsior
Yarnold
Stull
Kampschrod
Walter
Ter
Shaw
Ward
Masa. St
Rumsey Bros. Funeral Home
Limousne
Oiwr
Ney Leys
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