Timber waste turned to coal substitute in Pacific Northwest
Washington January 22 Utilization of immense waste from lumber by carbonizing and pressing into fuel briquettes equal in value to anthracite has been accomplished. The process eliminates waste and may supply cheap fuel for mills power houses and homes.
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Pacific Northwest
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Robert B. Alien
Seattle
West Coast Lumberman’s Association
Pacific Coast
Buenen O
Northwest lumber waste to fuel via new briquetting process
The article describes Léigian Troops in Essen describe a salvage effort at Centralia Washington where a carbonizine and Liiecanette process converts lumber waste into briquettes. The plan envisions vast by products including tar oil and acetone alcohol, with potential profits offsetting costs. Washington Oregon mills could produce millions of briquettes annually, aiding land restoration and forest management by cleaning cut over land and supporting reforestation.
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Manuar
Washington
Oregon
United States
Farm Bloc Organizes in Topeka Hearing Planned
The Kansas House Farm Bloc forms with Thomas of Harper county as chair. A Thursday night session in Representative Hall will hear evidence on the Children Code Commission bills. Six speakers invited, including Corbin, Mayfield, and Alice McFarland for the pro side, with Monroe, Foltz, and Frank Johnson for the con side. The session aims to sidestep lobbyists by letting women present arguments, and leaders expect a sizable bloc of 2923 members including 66 farmers, 18 lawyers, and 6 bankers forming a diverse group.
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Kansas
House Farm Bloc
Thomas
Harper County
Representative Hall
Children’s ‘Code Commission
Commission
Dr. Corbin
Wrenee
Waee Mayfield
Alice’ McFarland
Industrial Court
Lilla ‘Day Monroe
Mabel Foltz
Harper
Memorial plans outlined to high school students
The memorial committee's plan for the new high school building was presented to the student body by Principal F H Olney, head of the committee, during this morning's assembly which opened the second semester of the school year.
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F. H Olney
Temperance urged as pledge drive praised by superintendent
Glenda Testerman led a temperance vocal duet for the United States Brethren Sunday school yesterday. The superintendent commended prohibition and urged law enforcement, as pledges were distributed.
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Josephine Edmondsoni
Glenda Testerman
United States Brethren Sunday School
Eudora PTA to Host Special Annual Program Friday
The Eudora School PTA plans a special annual program at the school building this Friday. County Superintendent O. J. Lane is among the listed participants on the program.
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O. J
Lane
Eudora
Judoera
Parent-Teachers Association
Stolen bag and laprobe reported in Rossville resident case
Goodwan of Rossville Kansas reported to police that his traveling bag and gray laprobe were stolen from his automobile last night while it was parked on West Tennessee street, in front of SL. Tennessee street.
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A. Goodwan
Rossville
Kansas
Tennessee Street
Bond Forfeiture and Fines in Police Court
Jud Benson failed to appear in police court this morning, bond of five dollars forfeited for jay driving along with an eight five dollar bond. M. W. Hill cited for jay driving, fined five dollars in police court this morning.
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Jay
M. W.hill
New Music Arrives for S. H. S. Band
New music for the S. H. S. band has arrived and will be used for the first time at tonight's regular band practice in the high school building.
No Chamber Luncheon Tomorrow Date Adjusted
The Chamber of Commerce will not hold a luncheon tomorrow as scheduled.
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Chamber of Commerce
Deceased’s Family Thanks Neighbors for Kindness
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Frine and family express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of their son and brother. They thank neighbors and friends for floral offerings and support during the funeral period.
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Chas
Establishment of monthly post between New York and Boston
Two hundred fifty years ago today a monthly post was established between New York and Boston, marking an early step in colonial communications and mail service.
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New York
Bos
Wicks
Windshield Gian Wat: Thena Ie Shield Gee Re
Fragmentary text appears to reference a windshield or shield topic with unclear names or numbers. Readable items include possible product or event mentions but specifics are uncertain. Further context needed for a precise headline and summary.
Colored man stabbed after chicken fry in North Lawrence
Gus Murray, a colored man, was stabbed in the neck and throat after leaving a North Lawrence home Saturday night. He says the assailant, believed to be a recently released prisoner known as Louisiana Lou, fled toward Eudora. A complaint charges J D Hudson, a negro, with assault with intent to kill and wounding Otis Murray after an argument over money.
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Gus Murray
Hackley
Lawrence
Murray
Louisiana
Lou
Court House
J. D. Hudson
Otis Murray
Hudson
Wolf store heist ends with loss of ten dollars
A stranger tried to send two five dollar bills in a letter at Wolf book store. He paid with a handful of one dollar bills missing one note, then fled. The clerk found the envelope contained both five dollar bills were missing and the store also lost ten dollars.
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Wolf Book Store
Howat and Dorchy Placed Under Arrest Warrant Request
Columbus Kan January hearing sought bench warrants for Alexander Howat former Kansas miners union leader and August Dorchy former vice president. Rosenstein county attorney filed in Cherokee district court. Judge Boss set Friday morning for hearing. Action follows strike after six month sentence for Industrial Court order. Rosenstein said actions follow attorney general directives.
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Kan
Alexander’ Howat
August Dorchy
Kansas Union Miners
R. E. Rosenstein
County
Cherokee County
Frank W. Boss
Eunty
Bere
Kau
SAS
Rosen
Stein
Attorney General’s Office
Albatado Keeps His Bride in Topeka Marriage Case
The case against Busaibio Kerddo a Mexican man arrested for taking a 15 year old Mexican girl without parental consent was dismissed this afternoon. The couple married in Topeka last week. Police Lashbrook of aes.
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Busaibio
Kerddo
Thisfternoon
Topeka
Polisea Lashbrook
Aes
Vicks Vapor Treatment Endorsed for Cold Relief
OST medical authorities now agree colds grip influenza and pneumonia are germ diseases spread by breathing germs. If the system is healthy these germs do not breed. Vicks is advised for prevention and relief, with rest and home remedies including vapors, warm baths, and throat rubs.
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