Wheat Production Set to Remain Unchanged in 1935 Forecast
U S agriculture officials say weather normals and ample carryover will keep acreage and production steady next year despite a June drop in the projected wheat output. The crop board estimates 1984 production at 483,622,000 bushels with a 15 percent reduction under the 1928-22 average. If weather normalizes, higher domestic consumption and export plans could lift overall production, keeping a substantial surplus of about 115,000,000 bushels by July 1, 1935. Drought affects corn oats and other crops across the belt, with only parts of the Pacific Northwest and New England near average.
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DeSoto Area Visits With Kin and a Car Mishap
Corliss Roy Taylor family from Shreveport visited relatives here last week. Hattie Baker and son Leonard of DeSoto spent the Fourth with Ross family on the Bracken farm. Jim Lewis lost control on Highway 10 near DeSoto, the car overturned, Lewis with two cracked ribs and minor injuries, John Bowen suffered scratches but no serious harm.
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Roy Taylor
Shreveport
Don Musser
Hattie Baker
Leonard
DeSoto
Ross
Bracken Farm
Jim Lewis
Highway No. 10
John Bowen
Weaver
Mr.Lewis
Mr. Bowen
Local farm notes and community visits in Excelsior district
Alvin Johalling moved fat cattle to Kansas City market Monday night. Neighbors report threshing for Pohl, Dyer, Warner, and Elm on Monday. L. W. Haas and daughter Mabel drove to Ottawa Tuesday. Various families visited, helped with threshing, or hosted meals through the week. A nine pound boy was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Walter Pohl. Several residents attended a funeral in Ottawa Saturday.
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Alvin Johanning
Kansas City
Ben Gibson
Ernest Pohl
Leo Dyer
Glen Flora
Will Warner
Charley Elm
L. W. Haas
Mabel
Ottawa
Pete Stoneking
Little Son
Charley Gilliland
Picnis
Baldwin
Holcoms Grove
Lone Star
Charley Disque
Charley Kischner
Homer Disque
Louise Schwarz
Albert Schwarz
Anna Johanning
Oliver DeGanno
Stewart Fellsers
Nebraska
Mary Peffley
Harry Flory
George Beente
Charley Browning
Robert
Grace Beer
Senis
Ike
Montgomery
Faye
Neva
Etta
Kenneth
Elmer Flory
Walter Pohl
Burgess
George, Bechtel
Berger Nelson
Maxine
Wilma
Teddy
Dorothy Anne
Chester Gibson
Will Peffley
Mabel Haas
J. S. Emmett
J. M. Crowder
Margaret Perkins
Bert Perkins
Lawrence
Alvin Ove
Fr. Riley
A. R. Colman
Margaret
A. I. Armstrong
Greenwood Valley
Roy
Topeka
Emmett
Mary Elizabeth
Jane Topping
Betty Christy
Helen Shaw
Mary Lou Elliott
Leonora Elkin
Maxine Mercer
Guy Bigsby
Bella Kline
Ernest Bigsby
Kline
Wilfred Leonhart
Sidney Emmett
Kanwaka Good Will Club
Ruby Houk
Kanwaka Literary Club
R. L. Colman
W. D. Wear
Lulu Seetin Kelch
Rumsey Funeral Home
F. M. Testerman
Germany's Old Man No 5 Hindenburg Still Has Voice
The aging President von Hindenburg remains a symbol of the past and a potential decisive factor in German politics. While avoiding daily politics, he wields perceived influence over Hitler and von Papen, with reports noting his approval could sway the Reichswehr in a crisis.
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Glenn and Vicinity Visit in Winter Community
Mr and Mrs Gyrus Glenn and daughter Oneta visited Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs George Chiles and family in the Winter community east of Lecompton.
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Gyrus Glenn
Oneta
George Chiles
Lecompton
Seetin family lot buried in Oak Hill cemetery
A notice recalls Lulu Seetin Kelch burial in Oak Hill cemetery with Seetin family pallbearers and kin. born here, lived nearby, died July 4 1934 after long illness. Also mentions local social events, club meetings, baptisms, and visits around Kanwaka and Perry areas.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
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