World wheat program fears hit farmers in Kansas
Secretary Hyde and Farm Board chairman Legge tour the west to press a wheat program they say will prevent a global surplus and ensure fair prices. Kansas, the top wheat state, could increase output and feed bread to many regions, but officials warn against overproduction. Fort Scott notes a quiet Fourth of July as President Hoover argues arms treaty ratification while Oklahoma City oil worries rise with gassing fears and tax shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BAC News
Hyde
Legge
Farm Board A
West
Kansas
Tlegge
Clatson
Department of Agriculture
Farm Board
Department
Ss Dd
Senate
Hoover
Oth
Ess
Balloonists Clash With Winds and Gangs in Chicago
A Daily News reporter faces gangland ire as Chicago investigations widen. The grand jury probes possible financial ties between gangsters and reformers, while newspapers suggest gang influence reaches city government and even newsroom insiders amid the Lingie slayer hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lingie
Chicago
Grand
Daily News
Home Town Church Encampment Set for August 18
The second annual church encampment meeting will be held at Berane Gi Grove on August 18. Rev. James E. Gilbert of Topeka will lead the event. The Lawrence Chess Club met last evening and elected Dr. Patterson president and W. T. Sinclair secretary and treasurer as the club grows toward strong future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berane Gi Grove
Delosin
James E. Gilbert
Topeka
Lawrence
Cincinnati
Kier
York
Wiliah Mull
St. Louis
Elijah
David Montgomery
Jeity
Town Notes and Social Highlights From July Twenty Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago Frank Phillips planned to leave for Buffalo New York to spend the summer. Edna Dinsmore visited Miss Ma Havenhill and Miss Bessie Hargiss hosted a surprise birthday party for her sister Lucy. Clarence Kelso entertained friends for his niece Nellie Grant. Dr Hamman treated automobile fever and praised long faith work by Mr Griffith who presented a gold watch as a reward. Mr Chapman planned to move to Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Phillips
Buffalo
N. Y
Edna Dinsmore
D. Havenhill
Yesro
Fox
Mac Island
Bessie” Hargiss
Lucy
Clarence Kelso
Nellie Grant
Hamman
Asagi
Apman
Griffith
Chapman
Colorado
Kansas History This Date 85 Governor Martin Moves Settlers
In Kansas history this date Governor Martin moves to seed the settlers of Clark and Comanche counties against India. The Interstate Amateur Press Association meets in annual session in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Clark
Comanche Counties
India
Interstate Amateur Press Association
Mets
Lawrence
Flashes of Life: Lloyd George on Future American President
A fragmentary AP item quotes David Lloyd George offering an idea about a future American president. The discourse references The New York era and Owen D. Young, with the note truncated and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
David Lloyd George
Aancricas
Eolitcae
Owen D. D. Young
Surprising career notes and a medical mishap fill brief pages
A fragmentary wire of assorted items mentions ambitious plans by a Cambridge based industrialist, a New York publishing figure, and a Yale connection. Other notes report a pilot’s license, a radio address controversial views, and a curious gas cap accident in East Hampton. The Beulah area and a church auction with a 1750 Chippendale gift conclude the jumble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge U
Serat
New
New York
Yale
Sd Y
Sarg Onan
Vaca
Beulah Itresa
Wongin
America
East Hampton
Conn
Joseph Garrus
Carlile
First Lutheran Church
Agta
Rethinking Vacation The Changeful Value of Rest and Recreation
The piece argues vacation should be a re creation that repairs and reinvigorates. It warns against random choices like seashore or mountains and stresses purposeful place and activity change to beat monotony, with rest amid effort and even medical guidance.
Overnight News Digest from AP and Wires
A mixed overnight briefing reports John D Rockefeller turning a 1 year old birthday, George Halideman and Stuart Chadwick begin an endurance flight to beat a 67 hour 15 minute Italian record, and Douglas Fairbanks winning a tax refund for over assessment. Other items note Washington moves on census representation, London censure of MacDonald, a Naples eruption report, a Finnish peasant march, and a Mafia trial start in Sicily. A Blue Springs dairy farm tragedy details a fatal hit and run involving a 2 year old child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller
Jacksonville
Fla
George
Halideman
Stuart Chadwick
Washington
Douglas Fairbanks
Michigan Supreme Court
Charles Bowles
James Cannon, Jr
London
Baltwie
MacDonald
Hieteriat
Zur Pindee
Ouly
Elm Elmer C. Adams
Blue Springs
A Nice Day For Cats Affects Tony and Mary Lou
Mary Lou ends her affair with Tony as he pressures her for more. She insists no further meetings and contemplates a fresh start after a tense studio confrontation. Brynmor’s retort and Mary’s resolve frame a fragile break in their tangled circle, as Gwendolyn Carruthers meddles with fashion and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Mary
Ahe
Mary Law
Brynmor
Eyan
Jay
Mary Lou
Rorgesic
Gwendolyn Carruthers
Jerome
Ikerlarton
Gwendolyn
Bemi
Eta
Dee
Mary Lois
Moon
Weather's Jokes in the Little Black Clock Tale
A whimsical narrator, the Old Weather Man, speaks from a plane with Mary Graham Bonneau John Peggy and a pilot. He describes cloud children, frost avoidance by wrapping the earth in a blanket, hailstone grandchildren in ice and snow, and playful weather spirits planning a listening trip for John and Peggy tomorrow or soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Graham Bonnea
John
Peggy
Hail-Stone
Orl
Fire and Water Friends in Oskaloosa Past Week
OsKALOOSA residents share visits with relatives and friends in Hiawatha and nearby towns. Local group of Girl Reserves plans Elmdale camp. several names mentioned among travelers. Roger Simon recovering after appendicitis. Mrs Shrader and Mrs Snyder take auto trip to Norwalk Ohio. Mr B R Small ill and hospitalized. Rev C C Jones plans July vacation. William Wilmington and Miss Walker wed in Atchison. Ira Barnard dies suddenly of heart trouble. funeral at Christian church in Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Small
Hiawatha
Aman
Charles Bliss
Colago
Charles Daniels
Elmdale
Giatherine Gessinger
Marie Saree
Elizabeth Mountain
Oger Simon
Br. Stevens
St. Francis
Jounital
Hon
Roger
Vic Shrader
Tecum
Carl Snyder
Norwalk
Ohio
B. R. Small
Bt. John's + hospital
Leaven
Worth
C. C. Jones
R. Jones
William Wilming
Mias Ietstie Walker
Atchison
Decker
Watkins
Ameritus
Eyrote
Ira Barnard
Barnard
Mr. Barnard
County Arintende
Christian Church
Winchester
Crelock
Ard
Ely
Community news and social notices from a Kansas town
A long list of local visits, hospital updates, and social events including Mrs. Fred Smith’s Geko club supper, Brey's appendicitis recovery, Harold Keeling funeral attendance, and numerous hostesses. Readers learn of Mrs. John Weishaar's Nortonville visit, Frank Nesbitt's Miami trip, and Dororthy Smith bridal breakfast plans, with band concert notes and church youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Smith
Kilgour
Njaye
Mississ
Wheeler
Brey
Mondsyee
Ee James Pinzon
Jack Pinzon
St. Joseph
Harold Keeling
Gee Davis
Holand Clarke
Kansas City
Horace Phinney
Bir
Clark
John Weishaar
Nortonville
Smi
Ruth Sacher
Holton
Velma Segraves
Warren
Jueeter
Helen Dennis
Ozark Coun
Warn of Swindle by Order Takers in New York
A bulletin from the New York State Chamber of Commerce warns against swindlers posing as sales agents in New York. The scheme uses an Interstate Knitting Mills form and a Great Central Surety guarantee to collect merchandise never delivered. Suspects include Florence J Knight, Flenne Cait, Laurence er, Wilson, Gilbert, and Jack Vernon. Community businesses and police are urged to report any facts to 280 Broadway, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
New York City
West 24Th Street
Great Central Surety Company
Florence J. Knight
Flenne J. Cait
Laorence
Wilson
le M. Gilbert
William. Wilson
W. H. Gilbert
Jack Vernon
Thay Asa
Broadway
New York
N. Y
100 Degree Weather to Continue in the State
Meteorologist B R Laskowski warned Kansas and surrounding areas will stay hot with no rain in sight. Southerly winds keep temperatures at or near 100 degrees today and again tomorrow as the nation endures a heat wave with nights dipping into the upper 50s in some locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Surrey
B. R. Laskowski
Meteoroloce Aion
Laskowakd
Resden
Meteorologiat
Laskowaki
Excess Acid Sickness Get Rid of It Advertisement
An ad promises relief from stomach upset by using Milk of Magnesia to balance excess stomach acid. It claims fast relief from indigestion headaches and bilious feelings, noting Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a registered trademark and available in 25c and 60c bottles through stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnesia
Phillipa Lagbesia
Ashland resident promotes cure in crowded misformatted ad
An unreadable contact ad fragment promotes a treatment claimed to help many former patients across the United States. The garbled text mentions R A Hemann of Ashland and references medical issues, but lacks clear details or verifiable claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hemann
Lexington Avenue
Ashland
Chesa
Ginie
United Cant
Nationalists Near Pohechaston Province Control
Shanghai reports Nationalists seek control of Poheastong Province as they plan a semi circular battle line from Yenchow to Weihsien. Northerners have failed to pursue a rout that allowed reorganization in southern and eastern Shantung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Poechastong Province
Shanghai
Shantung
Yenchow
Weihsien
Women Lose Fat in England Through Kruschen Salts Ad
A vintage ad promises weight loss of up to 15 pounds per month and renewed energy by taking Kruschen Salts. It claims quick abdominal slimming, a clearer skin, and a boosted mood, touting a 85 cent bottle as a bargain versus expensive dieting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise Sanita
Salta
Round Corner Drug Store
Gly-Can touted as cure for lifelong constipation in Kansas man
Elmer Athey of Lawrence recounts relief from years of constipation bloating and headaches after using Gly-Can. He says gas and pain vanished and he can work normally again. Gly-Cas is sold in Lawrence at Round Corner Drug Store and other local retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Athey
R. A
Lawrence
Kan
Frazer Hall
Kansas University
Round Corner Drug Stora
Also Mentioned on This Page
Massachusetts Street
Ian & Ee
P. Alcorn
Ted We Tions
Bureau Orica
Fort Scots
Ry Tribune
Fort Scott
Oklahoma
Florida
Arkansas
Nora
Publibers Bymlaery
Naples
Vesuvius
Java
Helsingfors
Wellington
N. Z
Sir
Prime Sciacca
Sicily
Alex
Fire and Water Friends
Oskaloosa
Roy Vigus
Hilda Hutchinson
Yang
Wal Vigus
Lois Johnson
Robert Dick
Be Dick
Boulder
Mra
Lewis True
Paola
Juanita
Denver
James Mains
Addie Mains
Frank Edwards
Attar
Ey Ff
Lee Ghee
Jay Adams
Rons
James
J. M. Pennington
Old Settlers
Curie
Pat Patrick
Emberts
Lin
Omens
Roscoe Jenkins
Marits
Patrick
Orne Ie
Missour Thuxeday
S. A. Case
Manhat
Nancy McClelland
Jeanette Jacquemin
Celia Sebroff
Jin Yongy Fornia
Wise Hannah
Lxaporia
Helen Coleman
Dodge
F. Silen
Fave Bro Breve Ponge
Rge Lobb
Charles Long
C. B. McClelland
Nancy
B. P. Davis
Ed Lobb
Jeanette Jacy
Americus
Tsumumer- School
Emporia
Office Porkers
R. A. Foe
Chesapeake and
England
Gey-Cas
MR. Elmer Athey
Lawrence National Bank
Shimmons Bros
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!