Deutschland Set for Return Amid Warship Claims
British and French embassies pressed the state department in Washington with the claim that the German submarine Deutschland is potentially a warship, though built as a merchant vessel. Navy experts said it cannot be converted to offensive use without major structural changes, after inspections in Baltimore.
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Deutschland
Paul Koenig
North German
Lloyd Line
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Hen Hilken
Nile
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Washington, D. C
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White Clover Seed Pods Bring Profit for Douglas Farmers
Douglas County farmers discover an unexpected profit from white clover seed pods. The article notes the crop’s value and potential market opportunities, highlighting local agricultural interest and economic impact for farmers in the county.
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Douglas County
Pastures Prosper as Seed Demand Grows
Farmers report strong demand for pasture seed this year as white clover crowds out other vegetation in pastures and on farms. The trend suggests profitable sales for those who supply seed to the market.
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Barteldes Seed Co
President Wilson Signs Good Roads Bill
Washington July 11 President Wilson signed the good road bill recently passed by Congress allotting 2,000,000 over five years for federal road funding. The act requires states to match expenditures on a scale similar to that provided to them under the program.
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Wilson
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Use Laboratories Here Topeka July 11 Board Grants Medical Aid
At a state board of administration meeting Dr 8 J Crumbine secretary to use experts from the University of Kansas school of medicine and Bell Memorial Hospital for treatment and observation of infantile paralysis in the state. The board gives him full authority to use state school equipment to protect the children of the state. Also reports from Berlin and Somme fronts and an entry extension for Journal-World tennis tournament.
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Amaneniael Meis
Infantile paralysis warned as germ disease spreads
Public health officials urge avoiding crowds and close contact as Kansas reports few cases. Secretary Crumbine warns there is no cure but prevention. flies, contaminated secretions, and shared items spread the illness. He stresses quarantine, careful hygiene, and avoiding public gatherings in affected areas.
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State Board of Health
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Kansas
Cowley County
Trewds
Ust
New England
Roetor Cr
Satel
United States Surgeon-General
Federal Department
Winfield
Cattle and Hog Markets Report From Kansas City Yards
Market letters show cattle demand mixed with weakness in early trade yet stronger later as cows and stockers trade steady to higher. Prices ranged with beef cattle at 9.50 to 10.75 for steers, Kansas wintered steers at 8.30 to 9.30, and north Texas fed steers 8 to 8.65. hogs steady to 10 lower early, top hogs at 10.10, typical sales 9.80 to 10.05, with pigs 9 to 9.50.
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