Thatcher to Speak on Farmers Union in Kansas
M. W. Thatcher of St. Paul Minnesota, a leading Farmers Union figure, will speak at 8 p m Saturday in South Park Lawrence on farm law rulings and cooperative marketing. He has long driven the movement in the northwest and North Dakota and will discuss the Domestic Allotment plan and the Agricultural Adjustment act with Kansas and Eastern farmers expected to attend.
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South Park
M. W. Thatcher
St. Paul
Thatcher
Farmers National ‘Rain Corporation
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Kansas
Lawrence
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Montana
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Washington
C. A. Ward
Kansas Farmers Union
Villa Eden visits and community news in Skiatook area
Mr and Mrs Don Daniels and family from Skiatook Oklahoma spend several days visiting sister Mrs Fred Reetz and other relatives Mrs Fern Wilson and son with her mother Mrs W E Brock. Multiple local residents visit relatives. community club to meet at the schoolhouse Friday evening August 4.
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Don Daniels
Skiatook
Okla
Fred Reetz
Fern Wilson
W. E._Brock
J. T. Hughey
Miller
Lawrence
Trena Canary
William Torneden
William
W. E. Brock
Merlin
Dollie Hill
By Gorrill
Am Torneden
Alfred
Speersneider
Y -Leo
Eleanor Davenport
T. B. Dyivenport
Morgan
Fred Harmon
Martin
Helen Loia
Independence
Roosevelt at Home Focuses on National Recovery Drive
President Roosevelt spends quiet days at home while concentrating on the national recovery effort. He notes privately the Standard Oil of New Jersey’s Walter Teagle support, during a time of oil industry challenges, and has asked James Moffett to join the industrial campaign after a dispute with Teagle. Roosevelt travels by his car, visits neighbors, and stops at Vincent Astor’s summer home nearby.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Walter Teagle
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Roosevelt
James Moffett
Standard of New Jersey
Teagle
Vincent Astor
Roosevelt Keeps White House Focus Amid Heat Wave
President Roosevelt, confined by intense heat, remained in the high ceilinged study at the summer White House in Hyde Park New York, addressing government problems while his secretary Marvin H. McIntyre assisted.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Krum Elbow
Marvin H. McIntyre
White House
Italy grows bananas in East Africa colony
Rome reports that Italian Somaliland cultivation increased banana yields dramatically from 1930 to 1933, reaching about 18 000 tons valued around 850 000 dollars. Separate note mentions Sequoia National Park civilian conservation camp opening two contests to see who could kill the most rattlesnakes.
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Rome
Italy
Sequoia National Park Area
Fragmentary financial ledger items from an American service firm
A garbled OCR ledger lists various figures and item labels such as American ServICE COQ, port entries, and scattered monetary amounts including 1,086.68 210.77 and 7,660.00. Numerous lines mix partial product names, codes, and sums, with no coherent narrative or dates.
Fragments From Printed Ledger Readouts
OCR transcribed numbers show mixed figures and codes lacking clear context. The readable items include totals, item codes, monetary amounts, and stray alphanumeric strings, suggesting a damaged page segment with financial data or accounting entries.
Oklahoma Man Held on Warrant for Theft
Pawhuska officers say they hold a warrant for Louis Lamar, 22, of Pawhuska, charged with stealing three blank checks from Curry Motor Company. Lamar was arrested on Massachusetts Street after cashing a $15 check at Brownbilt Shoe Store. $15 recovered. He used the alias Mack O'Brien. partner not found.
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Louis Lamar
Pawhuska
Okla
W. J. Cummings
Lamar
Curry Motor Company
Cummings
Massachusetts Street
Brown-bilt
Mack O'Brien
O’brien
Oscar Peterson
Howard Moore
University of Kansas
Sermon Lessons and Fatal Car Incident At Public Meeting
A Sunday lesson in churches of Christ featured Scriptural passages from Isaiah and John, with a Christian Science quote on love. In a separate incident, driver Ormando Ferdinani backed his car over two women in bathing suits, Ona Ritter 22 and Elsie Korrell 45, who were injured and taken to Palo Alto hospital with severe abdominal injuries.
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Churches of Christ
God
Jovey
Mary Baker Eddy
Ormando Ferdinani
Ona Ritter
Elsie Korrell
Palo Alto
Positallio Ial
Sunbathers Hit Twice by Car in Palo Alto Park
In Palo Alto California two women sunbathers were run over twice by the same automobile on a Sunday. The incident occurred as the car struck the park area where they lay and then backed over them again. Local authorities investigated the driver and scene.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Landon Addresses Closing Week at Pittsburg Teachers College
Gov Alf Landon spoke at the closing week event at Kansas State Teachers College in Pittsburg and planned inspections of three Civilian Conservation Corps camps in Crawford Cherokee counties. He then moves to Independence to visit friends and to Toronto for another CCC camp inspection, while a fruit grower proverb notes heavy bloom foreshadows light fruit set.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Pittsburg
Kansas State Teachers College
Civilian Conservation Corps
Crawford County
Cherokee County
Independence
Conservation Corps
Toronto
Hurray for Chicago and the Worlds Fair cheer
Jubilant lines celebrate Chicago and the Worlds Fair with playful enthusiasm. Puffy and Fluffy promise a visit featuring buildings sky rides and pink lemonade as they anticipate joining the parade on the midway.
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Chicago
Theft of 100 Chickens Reported near Baldwin Farm
James G. Waddell, a farmer living seven miles east of Baldwin, reported to Sheriff Jack Dunkley the theft of about 100 chickens from his farm Saturday night.
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James G. Waddell
Baldwin
Jack Dunkley
Paroled convict opens fire. officer shooting ends in death
An exchange of shots with Cloud county officers seeking to question Frank Hawley about a motor car ownership left Hawley dead. Hawley, paroled from the Kansas State penitentiary last February, had been jailed for motor car theft and escaped from Cloud county jail on May 18. Officers Swaford and Barrett returned fire, Hawley was killed as they reached him. In Ponca City a no hit, no run game saw Duane Berry, 20, pitch for a local amateur team, defeating the Marland Indians 1 to 0.
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Aitie
Health Department
YMC
AD Wuilding
Sage
Vox Ax
Viessan
Senate
State Highway Commission
TSN
SZ S.szr
Bermite Te iSeaientai State Highway Commission Health
di Matumont Meer
Esneone
At-47 Inc
Mimtereeet Od
Tupeovemiere Seneess
Uly Uly Dat
Kansas
Bu Edger
WE. Spalding
A. E. Woestemeyer
Swafford
Barrett
Hawley
Cloud County
Ponca City
Okla
Duane Berry
Marland Indians
Berry
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Dickinson
Lee Carrillo
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Om Watson
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Eaton
Representative Farmer National Grain Corporation
American Service Coq
Bala
Port DR
Lier
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Irolsis
SISTA
Tosoo
HSBS
Ateme
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General
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Ime Enero Ie
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Ford Street Fund
Aecnet
Neernse
Wyonautr Rentat
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Eecesen
Inding Mar
Nsthan Perpener Piantatente Perteamnareee Tasar Roshding Maintenance
Fawpal
SAP
Gee
Oklahoma
Louis- Lamar
California
Landon
Teachers’ College
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