Seed buyers eye Kansas bean prices at year’s end
Werteberger noted the criticism of the gyaas program, while Illinois seed buyers predicted Kansas beans would retail to eastern farmers at 38 cents a pound for regular seed and 45 cents for certified. Demand favors regular seed for pasture land, not seed crops. Luther Willoughby of Kansas State College spoke at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werteberger
Agriinois
I. Jinola
Luther Willoughby
Kansas State
Cole Lege
Boy's Mail, Is Growing in Phoenix Story
A Phoenix boy, Bobby Byers, has a growing habit of asking for mail. Doctors say his condition is serious as his daily requests bring in a flood of letters from around the country. The Indian school post office station notes a rising mail volume with each day, reaching into thousands of pieces.
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Phoenix
Fitte
Bobby Byers
Ee ‘Auffers
Jer
Ihd
Esliott
Indian School
Hobby
Top Performance at National Model Airplane Meet in Olathe
A 17 year old Arkansas youth, Raymond Shearer of Little Rock, won the control line speed event with a 114.23 mph powered craft. Officials believe the time may set a new record and have requested AMA headquarters to verify. Weather conditions hindered free flight and stunting events. radio controlled planes remain costly for entrants with some players investing up to $600.
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Olathe
Kan
Arkansas
Raymond Shearer
Little Rock
Ark
Lata Carrler
Academy of Wedel Geronautics
Shearer
A.M.A
Washington
Farm loan demand up as harvest falls and income drops
Wichita July 30 Wheat harvest declined and net income fell, boosting demand for farm loans. W E Fisher president of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita noted higher unpaid balances for the ninth district bank as of June 30, after 12 years of rising need. Loans through 106 national Farm Loan associations reached 19,797,000 in the 1948-49 year, a peak since 1935.
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Wichita
Kan
W. E. Fisher
Federal Land Bank of
Tan
Focal National Farm Loan Association
Fragmented Memorial Hospital and Sunnyside Notices
A garbled OCR list mentions Memorial Hospital and residents in Sunnyside with names such as Mrs. Catherine Queetone Mrs. Ethel Jey and Mrs. Maggie Peeebley plus babies, addresses on North Second Ohio Street and Locust Street. It also notes Gibbs injuring his left foot in a kitchen annex framing and an address at 2100 Ten-.
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Ida Yeh
Sunnyside
Catherine Queetone
North Second
Elizabeth Obyrne
Riinoix
Joseph van Noy
Pense City
Mag
Virginia Pare
Ethel. Jey
Baldwin
Maggie Peeebley
Gibbs
Jamson, An
Lawrence Locker Plant Rivalry and Shifting Store Hours
Heard in Lawrence, workers at a frozen foods locker plant joke about warm bonds formed by freezing berries. Retail clerks lament longer hours as shifts expand from 9 to 4 on Saturdays to 9 to 9 on Thursdays and Saturdays, with broader adoption feared. Some merchants may keep Thursday night hours. others may cut after 3 p.m. daily. An appliance dealer questions the night hours, doubting the money saved.
New Federal Judge Rumor Circulates in Washington
In Washington on July 30 speculation swirled over an omnibus judgeship adding a second federal district. A Kansas City nominee residence planned for Wichita drew attention amid talks with Democratic officials and the justice department. Possible contenders include Carl Rice Randall Carpenter Thurman Hill Luther Castor Potucek Gill Todd Neismith McCormick and other Kansas Democrats and attorneys.
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Washington
Congress
Kansan
Wichita
Jon
Circuit Court of
Frood
Randolph Carpenter
Marion
Kansas
Carpenter
Rice
Capitol Hill
Thurman Hill
Independence
Washington Atorney
Lester ‘Luther
Edgar Bennett
Marysville
Harry Castor
John Potucek
Wellington
Geo McGill
U. S
Arnold Todd
R. L. Neismith
Ross McCormick
Pittsburg Jaycees to spray alleys with DDT next weekend
Pittsburg Kansas July 30 in an anti pest campaign the Pittsburg Junior Chamber of Commerce will spray 54 miles of alleys with DDT next weekend using their own portable sprayer. The city will provide the spraying fluid. Local group directs the operation.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Poultry and livestock prices and receipts in Kansas City
The report lists prices and categories for hens, roosters, ducks, pigeons, and turkeys, along with dairy and butterfat notes. It covers commercial, farm-run, and breed stock, plus cattle and veal prices, with declines in steer and cow values and mixed movements across beef and stock markets.
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Manses
Bere Watres Usgss
Capone
Reese
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USIA
Fay
Aiyed Yuk
Sheep market report hints at steady or rising lamb sales
A brief market note indicates spring lamb prices are near or above prior weeks with Bot 208 trading higher than Mondara ken apot and other classes. Demand remains firm as buyers accept selling terms plus refinery activity in the region.
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Mondara Kenapot
Tulsa worker crushed by lime at plant accident
In Tulsa Oklahoma a plant superintendent Samuel Moody died after being buried under a hopper load of crushed lime at a concrete plant. Witnesses say Moody stepped onto a railway car as a workman dumped lime through the bottom. Claude Chandler reported 39 men dug for eight minutes to uncover him before an ambulance took Moody to hospital where he died. Moody leaves a widow and two daughters and is survived by other relatives.
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Tulsa
Oklo
Samuel M. Moody
Moody
Claude Chandler
Moody Ax¢Ygen
Ardes
Sweater For Hairless Calf Bar Mills Me
A hairless Hereford heifer named Alice, born May 15 and owned by William H. Bruce, editor of the Maine Farm Auresn News, received a protective coat at birth. A neighbor woman plans to knit a sweater for Alice, whose pink hide and tan areas differ from normal calves.
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Bar Mills
Alice
William H. Bruce
Maine Farm
Auresn News
Damage Action Appeals From County Court in District Court
James W. Hickman of Edgerton filed a damage suit appealing a county court decision after a June 23 collision at a country road intersection near Eudora. Mrs. Howard Pe fish of Eudora drove the other car. Hickman contested right of way but the county court found him contributory negligent and awarded court costs. The appeal will be heard in the district court’s next term.
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District Court
Cattar Eo
James W. Hickman
Edgerton
Eudora
Howard Pe Fish
Hickman
Duly
Theer
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Army Public Information Division
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Lawrence Business College
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C. B. Rumsey
Westinghouse Refrigerator
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