Liquidation of cattle ends says 1927 profits fair
The American National Livestock Association, meeting in annual convention, heard L. G. Brite of Maria Texas say liquidation of cattle since 1920 is over and 1927 yielded fair profits for stockmen. He urged continued embargo on cattle from disease regions and no tariff cuts on South American meat. He called for unified action and lower freight rates to aid livestock marketing.
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EL Paso
Fox
Américain National Livestock Association
L. G. Brite
Maria
Texas
Brite
Kite
Ma Brite
Rite
Wren
Winter weather forecast for Kansas mid‑winter
Toneka reports continuation of fine mid winter weather with clear skies, highs near 45 degrees and lows from 15 to 25 depending on region. No moisture in the last 24 hours and record lows listed: Concordia 14, Goodland 20, Dodge City 22, Kansas City 24, Wichita 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toneka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Lear
Concordia
Goodland
Toreka
Dodge City
Kansa 1
City
Wichita
Ofouglas County
Martinex
Martinez
F. Martines
Hazel Lee
Hazel Tee
Dev
Hazel
Rites
Hal
Dee
Lucas
Anna Smith
Ireland
Dée
Eliza
McGreet
Det
AL Richardson
Thomas
Flossis
Janie Ie Thomas
Fiossie -Thomas
Rose Adams
Lee
Teal
H. Snuvely
Pele Tie
Welson
Mathews
TER
Rhineberger
Silvers
Fannie Martin
Crilla Lawson
Amands
I McFarland
S and
Aldrich
Walker
Garcia
Verter
EaGia J. Kenned
F Peor
Theft at tenant farm leads to jail arrest
Clayton Johnson, accused of stealing six sacks of ground feed from Emil Meek's tenant farm north of Lawrence, was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Sedrge Reed on a road near Mil l. Johnson allegedly took three to five sacks from each herd and sold them in Lawrence for one dollar per sack. He is held at county jail.
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Lloyd
Tiftedn
Ineres
Federal
Gia Alge
Clayton Johnson
Emil Meek
Lawrence
Sedrge Reed
Mill
Heck
Johnson
Execution of Gen Chen Shu-Chiang and officers in Peking
Peking reports the execution of General Chen Shu-Chiang, chief inspector of the Peking pendarmes, and four officers on Sunday after their arrest on charges of blackmail and extortion of wealthy individuals. They allegedly demanded large sums and offered to release detainees in exchange for payment.
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Peking
Chen Shu-Chiang
Chen
New Plan Fails for Cleveland Couple in Companionship Divorce
In Cleveland, Florian and Mrs Hummer abandon a 30 day companionate divorce experiment that split duties but let them live together. They seek re marriage as Judge Ewidg prepares to note the end of the arrangement. The couple share three children Estelle 18 May and Rue 14. Mr Hummer, a railway mail clerk, remains away on his route as the court records a dismissal of the divorces formality.
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Cleveland, D
Florian Li Hummer
Cleveland
Hummers
Common Pleas Court
Ewidg
Hummer
Sirs
Estelle
Rue
Hammer
Syracuse
Fifth national meat story contest offers scholarships to high school girls
High schools nationwide may lead to university scholarships and cash awards as the fifth national meat story contest opens. Sponsored by the National Live Stock and Meat Board and endorsed by college home economics leaders, the contest attracts about 14 000 entrants from every state. The March 15 deadline applies, with prizes distributed to winners in all states and past champion Miss Rose Gertrude Schmidt of Moorestown New Jersey.
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United States
National Live Stork and ,Meat Board
Missy Rose Gertrude Schmidt
Moorestown
XN. J
Fairview Elects Sunday School Officers and News
The Fairview Sunday school elected officers: Superintendent Paul Koehler, assistant superintendent Mrs. Ernest Leary, secretary and treasurer Virsit Hooreil, pianist Miss Ethel Cowles, chorister Mrs. Oscar Johnson, librarian Miss Ethel Griffin, and cradle roll superintendent Mrs. Leary. The column also lists gatherings, visits, deliveries, and social events involving local families including the Leary, Howard, Nisely, Meairs, Peters, and Wells households with neighbors from Topeka, Lawrence, Baldwin, and Argentine sharing Sunday meals and weekend activities.
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Paul Koehler
Ernest Léary
Virsit Hooreil
Ethel
Cowles
Oscar Johnson
Harry Ulrich
William Meairs
Burton Brown
Lendall Wood
Fraternity House
Fuller
Charles Henderson
Baby
Sophie Hunsinger
Peters
Ed Howard
Ray Shirar
T.N. Shira
Harry Olvie
Wallian Menirs
Chifort Ulrich
Belleview
William
M¢Namara
Lawrence
Robert Wood
Herbert Weatherly
E. L. Brown
Emily
William Wells
Vernon Garrett
Shirley
Stanwix
la Duke
Davis
South
Aluminum Ware
T. S
Ernest Leany
M. B. Brownlee
Mary Brownlee
Oscar
Brownlee
Alfred Baselor
Otto Dreher
Betyt
Lewis Howare
Rath’ Brown
Hemphill and Anderson
Sarcoxie
Charles Howard
C. A. Nisely
My West Leary
Paul “Koehler
Edna
Mildred Day
First Presbyterian Church
Mildred Day Toolk
Mabel
Big Springs
Wymore
I. Henry Bowman
Bell Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
RB Brok
Floyd Nisely
G. A. Nisely
D. Howard
Jon Charles
Sal Phnsan
Local Notes From Buck Creek and Chester Sunday Gatherings
Community items from Buck Creek and Chester include Chas Armstrong and Dan Roestofts visiting Hugh Lighter's. Mrs Dustin and infant Dorothy visiting from Toreka. Dorothy recovering from measles after returning with parents Mr and Mrs C Reard. Charles Armstrong of Topeka visited Tuesday taking Kugh Holder to an oculist. Charles Pickens hauled for Claude Gordon. two Chester Webster pupils withdrew, Reed and Lorena Alain, with Reed transferring to P Neil. Back Greek school serves mothers with lunch items and extra foods prepared by mothers.
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Chas. Armstrong
Dan Roestofts
Poneka
Hugh
Claude Gordon
Chester Webster
Reed
Lorena Alain
Webster
P'Neil
Huthifalder
Will
White
Tibbatt
Ant
OG. C. Beard
Cora
Lawrmesce
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Appetite and Digestion Aid
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as restoring a young appetite by dissolving excess stomach acid and preventing indigestion. It claims the product sweetens the stomach, reduces sour bile and gas, and lets users eat anything they want, with widespread store availability and daily tablet use after meals.
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Millicr
Pape
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for Children Health Start
A health ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe vegetable remedy for children to aid digestion and elimination. It claims mild corrective effects on stomach and bowels, relieves sour stomach and bad breath, and supports bright eyes and overall health with olive color tablets sold in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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Edwards
Tanlac promised to ease stomach troubles and headaches
A testimonial touts Tanlac as a life saver for sour stomach, heartburn, kidney trouble, and headaches. It claims two bottles restore appetite, vigor, and sleep, with a money back guarantee and a low cost of under 2 cents a dose.
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West Gill Place
Deiver
Cole
Tanlac
William la. Wells
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W. A. Loyd
Association
Tennant
Isis
APJ
J. R
Charres
Fairview
Nortonville
Greek End
Aashe -Hugh - Holder
Arthur Mayhew
N. D. Vausbinders
Henry Holladay
Alice’ Hatch
Clyde
Humphries
Perry
Clyde Humphries
Chatt McCoy
Williamstown
Georgia Bules
Jas. Folladay
Farl Hall
Fred Reed
Charles-Pickens
Sar Topekala
Fred Foster
BD. Valsbinder
Or. G. Beard
Cora Beard
Grandma Beard
Jesy A
Buck Creek
Chester
Julia Schmidt
Willow St
Silverton
Oregon
Lydia I. Pinkham
Julis, Schmidt
Pruisdale
South Dakota
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Francis T. Fajardo
Fruitdale
Pinkham
Lydia Epinkham Medicine CO
Lynn, Mass
Updo A. niCookin School
Prqeta
Lincoln
Pierce
Golden Medical
Martha Strayer
Invalids
Buffalo
N.Y
Shimmons Bros
Ween
Sneeze
HILL
Hill’s
Douglas County
Penses
Barnsdale Refining Co
Et — I
iInnes
Hackman & Co
J. R. Edmands
i—Farmers’ Union
Il Ferry ‘Arbor
H. A. Gales
Underwond& Sons
Kennedy: Plumbing Co
Farmers' Union Saus Tels
Rappenna Ao
Frank - F
C & Hoss
Farmers’ Union
Iene
BR. Edmonds
Rent Rine Miserne LL
St & Son
Elis & Hesse
Dmonds
Estan Iso
NCA Deter Neinsreenent Joer
Frank H. Lescher
Indy
G. Beele
L. Shiraz
Dehorn
Sg Cattle
Mattie J. Warren
Josephine “Wallace
Juliaeusch
T.tegart
Mahala Brown
Mandy Heifferkamn
John Change
John Zimm
James
George Spring
Charles van Rirk
Freda Gould
R. T
Cook
Sylvester Lami
Anton Kenas
James Targis
Chi Wilson
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