ASK HIGHER TARIFF ON FARM PRODUCTS
Washington January 24 AP opening drive of the farmers for higher tariff protection for livestock and agricultural products urged the house ways and means committee today to raise duties on cattle hogs beef veal lamb mutton fresh pork bacon and lard. B Davis of Denver representing the Colorado farm bureau stock growers associations urged rates to boost livestock and dairy products to protect agriculture with higher duties. The proposal seeks to impose 4 cents a pound on cattle for slaughter 5 cents on sheep and goats 8 cents on lambs 5 cents on fresh pork 6 cents on bacon and ham and 40 percent on certain refined products. The farmers argue the United States imports sufficient farm produce to equal four and a half times the nation’s cultivated area.
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Washington
Repub
Congress
United States
Davis
Denver
Colorado
Farm Bureau
Rum Runner Killed In Missouri Investigation
In Steili Missouri on January 24 AP reports deadly shooting linked to rum running. Fred Scott, the alleged operator, was killed when his car crashed after an officer‑s fired on him as he fled a roadblock. A woman, Eva Jefferies, 18, of Stella, and another unnamed female occupant were injured in the wreck. Officers found several gallons of liquor in the vehicle. Scott’s death may have been caused by gunshot wounds or the crash.
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Steili
Fred Scott
Aman
Scott
Eva Jefferies
Stella
T' Scott
Mateas
Lawrence Meeting and Topeka Outings Highlight Weekend
County teachers attended a meeting in Lawrence on Saturday. Mr and Mrs C R B Boydston shopped in Topeka Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Trimble and children attended a surprise party for Mr Trimble's father in Topeka Sunday evening.
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Ounty
Lawrence
C. RB. Boydston
Topeka
James Trimble
Childrens
Local Residents Noted In Baldwin Area Skewed By Names
Last week locals Kalb and Breithaupt are mentioned with Johnnie. Byron Shields and Lucien Mig from Wellsville are visiting. Mae Johnston helped with moving. Carl Woodward of Clinton made calls. The Workman family returned to Emporia after visiting relatives. Kalb family and neighbors helped with corn. Baldwin and Wellsville folks attended a Farmers Union dinner. Teachers meetings were held in Lawrence. Van Tries and Moldenhavers hosted visitors.
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Kalb
J. J. Breithaupt
Johnnie
Byron Shields
Lucien Mignot
Wellsville
Mae Johnston
Henry Filer
Carl Woodward
Clinton
James Workman
Scott
Winfred
Emporia
Walter Scott
Raymond B. Kalb
F. E. Kalb
Ralph Kalb
Raymond Kalb
John Mobre
Baldwin
Jos. Hughes
Abert Moldenhau
David Strum
Frank van Tries
Treng
Roy van Tries
Lester Kalb
Warnock
Farmers’ Union
West Baldwin
Claude Wells
Paul Selzer
Donald
Albert Moldenhaver
Ruth van Tries
Eel Dearson
van Tries
Ie Bilt
Ped
C. Hyland
Henry Breithaupit
Lawrence
P. EB. Kalb
Rhymond Pesregn
Ralph
Paul O'N
Sigal Pearson
Adl erika Claims Relief From Gas And Stomach Woes
Mrs Glenn Butler reports gas relief after taking Adlerika. The ad promises rapid stomach comfort and removal of old waste matter, noting improved meals and sleep, and urges readers to try Adlerika to relieve chronic digestive issues at Rankin Drug Store.
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Chad
Glenn ‘Butler
Rankin
Musterole ad warns cold could become flu or pneumonia
An old advertisement urges immediate care for colds to prevent complications like flu or pneumonia. It touts Musterole as a counterirritant made from mustard oil camphor menthol and other ingredients that stimulate circulation and provide warming and cooling relief.
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Jara & Tythes
Lawrence visitors and town notes from Oskaloosa
Eggert were Lawrence visitors Tuesday. Mr. Hansen of Standwood sawed wood for I. J. Champion and Lloyd Scofield last week. Mrs Champon and Mrs Harry Wellman called on Mrs. Frank Champion Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Scofield traded in McLouth Wednesday morning. A sale near Shrowt drew attendees and rumors of brisk buying. The White schoolhouse burned last Tuesday evening, loss partly insured. Poultry school begins Monday January 21 in Oskaloosa with M. L. Harris and O. B. Glover in charge at Heh school auditorium. Dr. Scheffer of MeLouth attended Mr. Nowak who is very ill. Will Morrow and others visited family. many clerical and social calls around town. The Jefferson county council of religious education meets January 29 at 7:30 p.m. in the Oskaloosa Methodist church. Frank Nowak died Tuesday morning. funeral plans pending. An investment notice promotes Western Power Light and Telephone Class-A stock with a $2 annual dividend and potential earnings additional.
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Eggert
Lawrence
Hansen
Standwood
Champion
Lloyd Scofield
Champon
Harry’ Wellman
Frank Champion
Loyd ‘Scofield
McLouth
Conrad Aull
Hargraves
Oskaloosa
South Union Street
White School
Futh
Pauline ‘Zook
M. Li. Rogers
McSouth
Tanga
M. L. Harris
O. B. Glover
Heh
Scheffer
MeLouth
Nowak
Williamson
Harry Zook
Barbara Lea
Field
Tom Henry
Topeka
Onrad Aull
Will Morrow
Do. L. Rublen
Ella Zook
Harry
Zook
Herman Eggert
Will Nowak
Kansas
Christ the Saviour
Christian Endeavor
Edgar Peabo
Jack Helm
Western Power Light and Telephone Company
The
Public Utility Investment Co
Salina
A. H. Surbaugh
New England National Bank Bldg
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House Ways and Means
Joe W. ‘Alter Ana
Robert
Dorothy Paslay
Andrew Bahnmaier
Ian
Kanwaka
Bert
Walter
Mary Mildred
Walter Bishop
Fred
Will Anderson
Mary MM ‘Miler
Douglas
Woodstock
Thuth Zook
Pauline Zook
Robert Davison
Hanry Wellman
Lottie Engett
Howard
S.C
John Cannon
Agnes Nowak
Oklahoma
Jim Holiday
Vern Nowak
Vanettie
Frank
Sam Petrie
Effie Petrie
Mass
Oxford
Coats
J. C. Penney Company
Soiesette
Honor” Muslin
Roxbury Comfort
Belle Isle
Big Mac
Frog
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