Kansas Wheat Harvest Shows Mixed Yields Across State
Kansas crop reports indicate a strong recovery from early drought fears with an estimated 85 million bushels statewide. Rain threats and rust disease risk could trim yields, while many farmers store grain under government loan as prices remain low. receipts across Kansas City show continued movement to market.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Kansas City
Hutchinson
Reno
Don Ingle
Great Bend
Pawnee Rock
Harry Eshelman, Jr
Emporia
Topeka
Preston le
Leavenworth
James Colyer
Jobless Kansans Receive Total of 148470 in Benefits
Unemployment compensation paid to Kansans totaled 148470 during June. Charles Newell, director of the unemployment compensation division, said June brought 8444 new claims and 4568 placements. The month showed seven fewer job placements than May, but near twice the usual monthly rate.
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Eee
Kansan Aesas
Charles Newell
Ice
Garing
Uncertain Oil Outlook Marks Half Year Start
Austin reports the oil industry entering the second half with demand and stock uncertainties. Domestic consumption climbs while gasoline stocks linger near a high level despite crude curtailment. prospects include peak gasoline use in July August and defense demand boosting fuel use.
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Austin
Tex
National Defense
Texas Gulf Coast
Railroad Commission
Texas’ Conservation Agency
United States
Linwood Social Notes Highlight Kansas City Visits
Linwood residents and families hosted and visited in streams of social calls. Mr and Mrs Glenn Sloop traveled to Kansas City Monday. Several guests from Lawrence and Kansas City shared meals and visits at Linwood homes.
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Glenn
Sloop
Kansas City
C. E. Rucker
Ivan Holmqurst
Lawrence
R. C. Sullivan
Ray Rattles
Gus Hodges
Rowena Clark
Ernest James
Vera Alagna
Overland Park
Harold Hwell
Elmer Lamberts
Paul Herman
Alfred Allison
Homer Hughey
Linwood
Mary Ina Browning
Central Possness College
Kansas
Fred Niscoe
L. C. Brannock
Frank Harbaugh
Anna Harbaugh
Sadie Parry
Theo Parry
Esther Parry
Kirksville
W. T.martin
J.T. Hughey
W. A. Nicholson
Hutchinson
Red Cross Worker Answers Puzzle Clues Anew
A puzzle filled page features a Red Cross worker answering prior clues. The table lists numeric entries and definitions or cross references, with terms like frosted, fetid, lava, and shield fillet. It points to relief work guidance and aid conducted locally and abroad.
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Electric
Uip
Paday Baseball Game Attended by Campbell and McGee Couples
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell Mrs. J. E. Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. William McGee attended the Paday baseball game in Kansas City, joining spectators at the event.
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Robert Campbell
J. E. Campbell
William McGee
Kansas City
Social News From Galesburg Area Families and Clubs
Mrs Eleanor Miller stays at the University of Kansas for summer classes in Lawrence. Harry Quisenberry on vacation from Loose Wiles and Co Kansas City visits family in Galesburg, with Elmer Jackson and sons joining Tom Gallagher and family. Nashvile’s Fount Smith and C S Mackey relatives visit. 4 H club met at McEnalty home. next meeting July 26 at Fred Robert Ranad’s. Tuberculin tests held at Dr Parker’s office for local students. Michigans Mrs W McKernon and children visit Phenicie family. Journal World vacation reminder by phone.
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Ute
Leavenworth
Frank Hubbard
Elmer Hubbard
St.Louis
Lester Mills
Frm Lansing
Roy
Siscoe
Nce
Baird
Indgenant
Anna
Harbaugh
Lawrence
Frank
Sadie Parry
Elmér_Hicks
Kansas City
Charles Hicks, Sr
Lin
Momotored
Aklahma
Neal
A. Rank Pariser
Frank Harbaugh
William Died
Edwardsville
Edythe Ward
Bonner Er Springs
Eleanor Miller
Galesburg
E University of Kansas
Harry Quisenberry
Barbara
Riber
Nelson v Guinberry
Loose Wiles and Company
Elmer Jackson
Son
Tom. Gallagher
Fred. Robert Ranad
Harold Needam
David Parker
W.mckernon
Grosse Point
Mich
W. C. ’Phenicie
Edith Anne Phenicie
Sue Todd
Local Social Notes Include Showers and Visits in Linwood
Mrs Myrtle Suiter Homge and family attended a shower for Miss Florence Allison of Rayton Moss at Mrs George Kurman’s Linwood home. Nearby families hosted Sunday dinners and visits with Roy Allison Alford Allison and Kline Biard Lonna Strong. Merry Makers planned a picnic August 18.
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Myrtle Suiter- Homge
Joe Walt
Bonner Springs
H. Con Nunemak Rand
Roy Allison
George Kurman
Linwood
Ziven
Hono
Florence
Allison
Rayton Moss
JSON
Utr
Taylor
Gardner
Lawrence
Raymond Gardner
Harokd
Chamney
Esther Schoentein
Kansas ‘City
Ageut
Parente
Lonna Strong
Jerry
Norma Owen
Frances Metcalfer
Mohler
Arthur’ Hemphill
Nellie Morris
Memorial, Hospital
Kansas City
Meridith Smith
Durr Named Advertising Manager at Parsons Sun
Lloyd Durr, former Journal-World ad staffer, will become advertising manager of the Parsons Sun. He has more than seven years’ experience with the Journal-World and has since worked with the Retail Slumberman trade journal, then Brown and Bigelow agency. Clyde M. Reed owns the Sun and Durr resides at 1001 West Fourth Street.
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Journal-World
Sun
Lloyd Durr
Parsons Sun
Clyde M. Reeds
Durr
West ‘Fourth Street
Journal+World
Slumberman
Trade Journal
Brown
Bigelow
Majority of sick never see inside of hospital
The article argues many people suffer illness without hospital care. It links widespread digestive, blood, and nerve issues to Vitamin B-1 deficiency and promotes Sargon General Tonics as a modern remedy.
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Oxfords
Star Brann
Imnake
Byrohical Worstica
Gora Agael
Arthur Hemphill
J.C. Hemphill
Parsons
Frigidaire
Hanna
Ene Ceorge Lowman
Castoria
Mennen
Williams
McKesson
Ingrams
Ipana
Chigger Remedy
TOOTH
Fordan
Gaifflins
Nae
Round Corner Drug Co
Barbara Gould
Pablum
Squibb
Hess
Griffin
Jordon Almonds
Fleischman’s. Yeast
Pulvex Glovers
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