Easier 10 Find Jobs This Year at University of Kan
Reports from placement bureaus at the University of Kansas show more job calls across engineering, architecture, journalism, business, and teaching. Engineering leads with 100 percent more calls, sales roles lure engineers, and oil and railroad sectors hire extensively. Starting salaries for engineers range from 110 to 135 dollars monthly.
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University of Kanmag
School of Engineering and Architecture
Raporta F. A. Russell
L. N. Flint
Chandler
T. H. Marshall
Russell
Kansas man to Germany for university exchange program
John Ballinger Coleman of Atchison, KU graduate, will study in Freiburg as KU’s German exchange student for next year. Claus Holthusen of Hamburg will come to KU. An anonymous donor funds the German student's stay and a portion of the American's travel. Coleman, 23, majored in psychology and took sociology geology and zoology courses. He engaged in student politics and clubs. Holthusen, 24, studies law and history and aims for a diplomatic career after a LondonSchool of Economics semester. He will study at KU in the coming year.
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John Ballinger Coleman
Atchison
University of Kansas
Germany
Freiburg
Claus Holthusen
Hamburg
Uni
Coleman
Psi Chi
Snow Zoological Club
Herr Holthusen
Kansas student with sports and music interests
A social science group member at the University of Kansas is described. He shows interest in hockey and tennis and plays piano and flute in music.
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University of Kansas
Blacksnake Vibes: Woman Afraid by Porch Cobra
Mia Jane Bridges reports a startling scene as a black snake lounged near a rocking chair while a radio music program played. She screamed when the reptile raised its head like a cobra and swayed to the music, prompting a neighbor to intervene with a club.
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Okanville, I
Janet Bridges
Cat Has Nine Careers in Long Mountain Life
Whitehall Montana forest supervisor Ralph Dickinson shows documents about Monte Blue, his Maltese cat born Jericho in April 1912. The cat led 25 years of adventures including running away for a winter, a coyote trap, Florida winter, a fish hook episode, a fractured tail, and killing many mountain rats. She is toothless but can still whip the Dickinson dog Toughy. Also notes possible new uses of cotton in several products.
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Whitehall
Mont
Ralph Dickinson
Monte Blue
Jericho
Monte
Florida
Dickinson
Tender Aching Swollen Feet Emerald Oil Relief
Feet swelling and pain can make walking unbearable. Moon’s Emerald Oil swiftly eases pain and swelling within minutes. Regular applications reduce growths and corns, with nightly use removing offensive odor. Stowits Drug Store and Round Corner Drug Store supply Emerald Oil.
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Stowits Drug Store
Round Corner Drug Store
Farmers pay on loans bring in over a million in 15 days
In Wichita Kansas the Federal Land Bank reports more than 1.435 million in interest and principal payments on farm loans received during the first 15 days of July from farmers in Oklahoma Colorado and New Mexico. Farmers are meeting installments and delinquencies with wheat money in most instances.
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Wichita
Kan
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Bank records payment surge and crop origin notes
Sud president Hugh L. Harrell announces the title of payments. An all time record for payments was set July 6 when the bank received 260000 dollars. Kansas crops origin in foreign countries.
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Sud
Hugh L. Harrell
Kansas
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