280 Acre Farm Run by Two Men
Wayne McClure of Manhattan is named Master Farmer for cultivating 280 acres with minimal labor. His operation uses automatic watering and feeding, nine work horses and a tractor, an automatic manure system, a modern poultry plant, and sanitation measures. McClure, a University of Minnesota graduate, stays connected with Illinois and maintains a farm library of 47 agricultural bulletins plus detailed business records guiding expenses and potential reductions. His crop rotation centers on two major cycles and a minor livestock rotation.
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Manhattan
Sidan
Wayne McClure
Meure
McClure
University of Minnesota
Hd Experiment Station
University of Illinois
Zimmer Harp Trio To Perform At Lawrence High School
The Zimmer Harp Trio, billed as a novelty and praised as Concerts Greatest Novelty, will give a program at the Lawrence High School auditorium Thursday February 2. Miss Zimmer founder and harp soloist notes critics often praise their music and stage presentation, highlighting the trio's three golden harps and coordinated gowns.
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Zimmer
Lawrence
Deaths and Funerals in Baldwin and nearby areas
Katharine Todd 98 of Baldwin dies at daughter's home in Pomona. Funeral plans to be announced. Survived by daughter Mrs E Hopper. B F Glenn 71 dies at Christ’s Hospital Topeka. Funeral at Glenn M E church Saturday 2 p.m. Rex S W Bertschinger to conduct. burial Maple Grove cemetery. W S Mitchell 40 dies at 1120 New York Street. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Ninth Street Baptist Church with Rev G N Jackson. Masonite order to handle Clinton cemetery burial. Survived by wife two sons Danny 7 Thomas 5 mother Mrs Frances Johnson Mitchall of near Clinton one sister Mrs Perlie Hill Lawrence and four brothers James Mitch ell Topeka John Walter Samuel Mitchell Lawrence.
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B. F. Glenn
B. F.' Glenn
Olstack
Glenn
Mitchell
New York Street
Ninth Street Baptist Church
Clinton
Danny
Thomas
Frances. Johnson Mitchall
Near
Perlie Hill
Lawrence
James Mitchell
Topeka
John
Walter
Samuel Mitchell
Ninth grade program at study hall assembly note
A nine-number program was presented during a ninth grade assembly in the junior high study hall this morning. Eleanor Klein Jielda Williams and Dorothy Ann Walker gave readings. Jamita Clark and June Ulm played piano solos. Other performers included Hilda Mae Bushey on banjo Latten Weed on violin and a 9 A glee club song.
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Eleanor Klein
Jielda Williams
Dorothy Ann Walker
Jamita’ Clark
June Ulm
Hilda Mae Bushey
Latten, Weed
Pape al Ia
Big Stiln Kevin arrested after deputy chase near Fort Riley
A man described as Kevin was arrested near the Cavalry Station at Fort Riley after attempting to flee with barracks bags. Deputies said he was absent without leave from the fort. He was brought to county jail for processing as officers pursue Fort Riley officials.
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B.C. Philizappions Fea
Lin Kéveesyy
Buhursday
Evenaut
Sps
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Fort Filey
US may become involved in Russian oil dispute
New York Times reports that US government involvement is possible after the United States Shipping Board bought 24 000 tons of Russian oil from Standard Oil of New York. The purchase followed long negotiations and may affect near eastern deliveries and US trade relations with the Soviet. Standard Oil of New York signals readiness to continue trade with the Soviet, despite Shell protests. The issue sparks debate over whether the Shipping Board acted with or without other departments.
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New York
New York Times
United States
Standard Oil Company of
Royal Dutch Shell Group
United States Shipping Board
Standard Company
the Times
Near East
Shipping Board
Standard of New York
Royal Dutch Shell
McNary-Haugen Measure Opposed as Unsafe
Washington Jan 27 AP Sydney Anderson former Minnesota representative spoke as president of the AFLs National Federation. He said the McNary-Haugen bill was unsafe and questioned the bill's soundness while noting the federation handles 73 million barrels of flour yearly and represents 85 percent of the industry. He urged slow action by a Federal Farm Board if needed and supported only economically sound legislation.
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Washington
A.P
McNary-Haugen
House Agriculture Committee
Sydney Anderson
Minnesota
The
Austlers' National Federation
Anderton
Federal Farm Board
Trousers Start Fire At Memphis Cotton House
A Memphis cotton company incident left a porter’s trousers on fire after a spark from a stove ignited them. The blaze caused about 3,500 dollars in damage in the sample room. the worker, unaware, walked among samples before realizing the fire.
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Memphis
Tenn
William H. Hulsey
Hulsey-White Cotton Company
Tower of Babel rises in Paris Latin Quarter news kiosk
In Paris Jan 26 A P reports a small Babel like tower in the Latin Quarter where a newspaper kiosk displays papers in thirty languages. Students from around the world frequent the stall seeking homeland news while an elderly keeper learns new phrases to aid diverse customers.
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Paria
Paris
Pari
PNG Sang
Clock Runs 65 Years Untiring Clock to Retire in Paris
Paris reports the famed clock created by clockmaker De touche for Emperor Napoleon III may retire on a pension after 65 years of faithful service. Since 1893, the Conservatory of Arts and Crafts has used it, sounding the full hour and quarter hours nightly, including 27 strokes at 12:15 a.m. The device has drawn attention for its unusual, laborious chimes.
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Paris
Stee
Detouche
Napoleon
Conservatory of Arts and Crafts
Mance
Danish Crown Prince Betrothal Prompts Royal Wedding Reports
Copenhagen reports a betrothal announce at Stockholm between Danish crown prince Frederick and Swedish princess Ingrid during the week of official festivities. Prince Frederik heads to Stockholm tonight for the approaching events while Cosgrave arrives in Philadelphia for a two day visit. Nations convicted in federal court for conspiring to protect a brewery in 1922 and 1924 under the Volstead act.
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Ingrid
Sweden
Copenhagen
Europe
Tideyde Today
Stockholm
Frederick
Frederik
Cher. Nations
Se! Louis
Hebker Nations
Griesedieck
Weaver Community Party and Socials Highlight Local News
Mr and Mrs Gideon Neis attended the Comrade class party at Kaw Valley with an officer election and social hour. Arthur Strobel made a business trip to Kansas City. Several attendees joined a pie social at Weaver with a large cast of students and community members. The event raised over 24 dollars and featured recitations songs auctions and group activities. Mr and Mrs Jake Strobel hosted guests for a Sunday dinner including Clyde May Eleanor Marilyn and others. Edith and Alice Meuffle attended a basketball game in De Soto and Frances Strobel Carl Sochl er joined Booster Sunday School party at the Hag home.
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Giddon Neis
Adolph Milley
Kaw Valley
Gideon’ Neil
Eugene McCabrin
Emma Schneider
Arthur Strobel
Kansas City
Weaver
Frances Strobel
Merle
Reusch
Alice ‘Keuffte
John
Homer Kurtz
Harold Reusch
Edith Meuf- Mendtle
Carl Bernitz
Grist
Weaver S
Sdng—School
Robert Hadl
Arletia
Wilson
Felix Meuliner
Ruth Nei
Helen Hadi
Margaret Spitali
Genevive
Delene Bowen
Alroy Wallace
Raymond Bowen
Felix Meullner
Alice
Marie
Leroy Wallace
Mary
Anna Grist
Robbert Neis
Gretta Spitzli
Vernetta Spitzli
Heaven
Train Loontown
Ruby Neis
Homer Broer
Evabell Kindred
Fredian Perkins
John Bowen
Wilber Olmstead
Eleanor
Marilyn
Newman
Carl" Bernitz
Grandma Lietz
Edith
Alice Meuffle
DeSoto
Carl Sochler
Harry Hag
Enbitch
Eudora
Albert Luther
I Wilber
Henry Trout
Pete Edelbrock
Chris Meuffle
Ide
Anne
Ewis
Grant Edelbrock
Topeka
Harry Broer
Cart Neis
Bertha Hadl
Louis Hadi
Carl Neis
Walter Wilson
Pearl Strobel
Helen Bernitz
Lawrence
Edith Meuffie
Alice Bernitz
Wallbridge
Ben_Neis
Emma_ Wilson
Giedon Neis
Oscar Lothholz
Gne Meuffle
Robert Reusch
Siewald
A. Kohler
Prail Neis SI
Howard Kohier
Wm. Lotholtz
Etta. Barricklow
Arthur" Eisele
Otto Spitzli
P. J. Neil
Harry Hiss
Pearl Knake
Anna
Mary Grist
Mise Ruth Neil
George Grist
Will | Itz
Chifford
Chifford Eisele
John. Grist
Endora
Car
Neis
Ben_ Ness
Walter Parker
Etta Barristow
Pete Belbrock
Wn. Spitali
J. C.béatleson
Jake Wagner
Lewie Richtermier
Rinehart
Paulie Richtermier
Frankie
Ed. Mistle
Hesper
Ettia Barricklow
Spitzli
Charlie Kurtz
George Ilin
Leslie
Pete Delbrock
0. P. Luther Jr
A. Luther
Opposition to Pan American reorganization voiced in Havana
Havana sources report Jacobo Varela, president of the Uruguayan delegation, opposing Mexico’s Pan American Union reorganization plan. He argues the change would not increase efficiency but cause disintegration and criticizes the idea of alphabetizing executive personnel among the twenty-one members.
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Havana
Cuba
Mexico
Jacobo Varela
Pan-American ‘Union
Senor Varela
Mexi-c. Sug
Johnson Woman Sent to Jail in Car Crash Appeal
Mrs Gladys Johnson 26 appealed a police court sentence of 10 days in jail and 50 dollars fine. Judge Ben Tert added 20 days and dismissed the fine after the appeal. He said an intoxicated woman driving a car is as dangerous as a drunken man and deserves no special consideration. Johnson's car struck and injured a pedestrian.
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Kansas City
Gladys Johnson
Ben ‘Tert
Tert
Johson
Two Die In Emporia Grade Crossing Crash
Emporia Kansas reports Mrs. Kenneth Stevens and her infant daughter were killed when the Santa Fe California Limited struck their car at a downtown grade crossing. The two boys, Merle seven and Glenn five, were rescued and not fatally injured. The mother died in hospital about an hour after the crash.
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Emporia
Kas
Kenneth Stevens
Santa Fe California Limited
Merle
Glenn
Stevens
Dairyman
Eudora Socials Highlight Community Gatherings
The article lists a flurry of Sunday dinners and social visits in Eudora and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luther, 80M i Wilber, Henry Trout, and many Edelbrocks, Meuffles, Spitzlis, and Bernitz families. A brides shower for Bert Hadl and Bertitz of Eudora is noted amid quilting, gifts, and refreshments.
Rock Creek Community Notes of Sunday Visits and Local News
Rock Creek residents and families this week shared visits across Lawrence and surrounding homes. The Hatcher and Schirmer families frequent the area, with Mary Lamb and others hosting and visiting relatives. Community life centers on school, birthdays, corn shucking, and road work near the schoolhouse.
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Howard Hallmark
Ruth Irene
Harry Bouton
Sara Ruth
Mary Lamb
Qee
George Schirmer
Lawrence
Robert Pardee
Gale
Robert
Fred
Oral Hatcher
George Bryson
Neil
Hatcher
Breaky
Charles
Alma
Adelia
W. C. Lamb
Westina
Deverna Hatcherine
H. A. Mc ZI
Adelia Lamb
Ruth Trene
H. “A. McKinzie
Russell Hatcher
R. G. Brown
Globe
Alma Lamb
Carl
Fred Schirmer
Sunda
Idote
Rob Pardee
Dewitt Brocker
Dim Glenn
Tistern
Francis
McKinzie
Kenneth
Everett
Westina Ao
Rob
Pardee
Russell
Rufus -McKinzie
Olive Brown
H. As. McKinzie
Harriman
Rufus —McKinzie
Oral. Hatcher
Perle Heyl
H. A. McKinzie
Charles Lamb
Francis McKinzie
Ther McKinzie
jRussell Hatcher
Vinland Notes Highlight Community Life and School Events
Vinland reports a busy week with garden and farm news, school exams, debate results, and social visits. Local families including the Hulls, Jamisons, Kirbys, and Deays share activities from wood sawing to cooking class progress, while the cemetery board welcomes a land donation from Topeka.
Local residents attend gatherings and visit neighbors in Baldwin area
Messrs Charley Gilliland and Alvin Johanning drive to Baldwin Monday while Carl and Anna Johanning host visitors. The community notes frequent calls, church circle meetings, butchering gatherings, and a death in Willow Springs as families from Baldwin, Ottawa and nearby townships share meals, prayers, and thanks during midweek and weekend visits.
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Charley, Gilliand
Alvin Johanning
Balan
Carl Schwartz
Anna . Johanning
Ben Larner
Baldwin
J L. W Haas
McMullen
Garl Schwartz
Ike Montgomery
Walte Dyer
Charley Kirdhiser
Clifford
Harry Flory
Charley E
Lors
BP. A
Township Hall
Edwin Schrieber
Albert Schwartz
Harry Fhory
Charley Kirchner
Wrst
Charley
Kirchner
Chilren
Joe Lauer
Irs
Leo Dyer
Vista
James
Richard
Robert
Els
Charley Osher
Marie
Chester Gibson
Aurelia
Raymond
Ben Gibson
Walter ?Ohl
Charley Goniland
Hazel
Glen
Dudley
Walter Dyer
Lucille
Thelma
Maxine
Eva Haas
Albert. Schwartz
Claude Wells
Homer
Charley Gilliland
Virgil Flory
Willow Springs
Lawrence
Ehurch
Garl | Schwartz
Conard’ Gastrock
Neva
Kenneth
Hallie Halle
Louis Schwartz
L. A. Flora
Clint Garman
Oklahoma
U. W
Eewin Schrieber
Arsa
Henry Mohler
Flora
Herman Piet Donard
Local residents visit and family gatherings noted
Mr and Mrs Anna Murph from near Baldwin call on Mrs Herman Banks on Thursday afternoon. Several families from Lawrence Topeka and surrounding towns visit relatives and help with chores including butchering. Rone Cole Harold Gourney Dorothy Bewermann and others spend time with Banks Clair Hamlin Arm strong and others over the weekend. Mr Carr and family travel to Tonganoxie and to see Shipman Carter grandparents.
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Anna Murph
Baldwin
Herman Banks
Bix
Mark Skinner
Rainer Whitney
Newt Hamlin
Albert Hamlin
Don Clair
Mrs. Clair
Harry. Carr
Harley Armstrong
Theodore Armstrong
Banks
Mr. Banks
Mr. Clair
Lawrence
Harry Carr
Tonganoxiée
Carr
Shipman - Carter
Community Social Visits Span Sunday Through Tuesday
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Richards Mr and Mrs Win ter Mr and Mrs Hamlin and Mrs George Richards engaged in visits with neighbors in Knowledge Topeka and Lecompton events. Household groups in Knowledge extended neighborly calls with Conroy Higgley Hildenbrand and Van Neste family links. Willis Coleman and kin traveled to Topeka for a day with sister Mrs Pruitt and gatherings with the Van Neste club featured Mrs Coleman and her father Willis Coleman senior.
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and Riichards
M. R
Newt. Hamlin
George Richards
Haymaker
Floyd
Conroy
Mrgs
Waneta
Armeld
Higgley
Geoil-Richards
Kenneth. Hildenbrand
Con‘roy
Willis Coleman
Topeka
R. EB. Schroyer
Newt |Hamlin
Carter
Hamlin
Schroyer
Odd Fellows Lodge
Lecompton
Willis-Coleman
van Neste
Coleman
Willis Colleman
Bill Coleman
Lawrence
Harold Slaughter
Lorens
Newt Hamlin
Shipman Carter
John Lewis
Herman, Banks
Leila Barks
Don Clair
Poromatan
Pesip
Hastie
Klimer
Julius Beuermann
California Fig Syrup for Children’s Stomach Ailments
An old advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle daily laxative for children. It claims to relieve feverish, fussy, or ill children by expelling foul undigested waste and bile from the bowels within hours, and asserts the product is safe, tasty, and sold exclusively by that company.
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