County races lead in Republican primary contests
In the upcoming primary three county races draw attention with Landon Roosevelt as the national topic while county attorney and second district commissioner battles shape the slate. Baldwin Mitchell Brand and Petefish vie for county attorney with Peairs and Breithaupt contesting the second district commissioner seat. Third district candidates Bahnnister Fisher and Steele seek the nomination as Democrat James Brass sits in the general election.
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Roosevelt
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John Brand
Olin Petefish
Petefish
Link Petefish
Kanwaka
Everett Petefish
Lawrence
State Board of Health
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Stevens
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H. B. Peakrs
Roy Breithaupt
Earl Black
Black
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Peairs
Haskell Institute
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Wakarusa
Haskell
George F. Bahnnister
Harry Fisher
Robert A. Steele
James Brass
Brass
L. H. Menger
Ray “Shorty
Ogden
Eudora
Robert Rankin
Wilfred Humsinger
C. C. Gerstenberger
E. F. Abels
County Boards to Meet for Kaw Bridge Plans
The Douglas county board of commissioners and engineer E B Trueblood will likely travel to Leavenworth next Wednesday afternoon to confer with the county board there about Eudora bridge repairs. They must agree on a funding sum to match a federal grant before construction can begin.
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Douglas County
Rye as fall feed boost urged by Kansas expert
Dr. C W Campbell of Kansas State College recommends fall planting of rye as the best hope to relieve livestock feeding. Early planting after August 15, rye provides pasture and withstands bad weather, with wheat as a substitute and barley less favorable. He cites silage methods for corn and sorghum and stresses protein supplementation with cottonseed meal to keep cattle horses and sheep through winter.
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Manhattan
Kan
C. W. Campbell
Kansas State College Animal Husbandry Department
Campbell
Dr. Campbell
Lawrence gossip and campus notes mix with local updates
A Lawrence resident recalls misreading a phone book with her son’s glasses,Watson library steps near completion at KU, Judith Stapleton among 150 evacuees from Madrid to Valencia, Ed Stout and Don Wetzel post solid golf scores, families retreat indoors from heat, Salvation Army seeks a wheelchair loan, Ned and Swope back from Kremmling ranch trip, Dr H T Jones plans Creede fishing trip, Douglas county Democratic headquarters to open, Robert Allen named cadet officer, Fred Hildebrand in fair condition after truck collision, local insurance ad from Let Butcher.
Diet guidance for livestock feeding by Dr Campbell
Dr Campbell advised feeding livestock all the coarse hay straw or fodder they will eat. He stated dry roughage is not required with silage and suggested using gluten meal or cake and soybean meal or cake as part of the diet where appropriate.
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Campbell
Farmers May Now Plant Emergency Forage Crops
Douglas County agricultural conservation program committee says changes to payment requirements due to the drought allow signed worksheets to harvest nurse crops for hay without reducing soil conserving acreage. It also permits planting emergency forage crops like Sudan grass spring grains sorghums millets and other hay crops without changing prior acreage classifications.
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Agricultural Conservation Program Committee
Douglas County
Drouth
Deaths and Funerals for Bahnmaier and Crumrine
Funeral services are planned for Elza M. Bahnmaier killed in a cross ing accident near Perry with burial at Big Springs cemetery. W A Crumrine 65 of 16 West Fourteenth Street dies in Dromright Oklahoma with services at Rumsey funeral home and burial at Pennville Indiana.
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Perry
Lecompton United Brethren Church
Mr. Shutts
Big Springs
A. Crumrine
W. A. Crumrine
West Fourteenth Street
Dromright
Okla
Rumsey
Seth Slaughter
Pennville
Ind
Test Your Knowledge Quiz Questions From Classified Page
A list of trivia prompts asks for the capital of Minnesota the meaning of fandango details on Robert Lee Mac Cameron Mussolini birth city Faneuil Hall five US cities over one million King George V relation to Kaiser fan tracery youngest US president and author of Brown America The Story of a New Race all framed as a test across a classified page style quiz section
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Robert Lee MacCameron
Benito Mussolini
United States
George V
England
Faneuil Hall
Brown
America
Newman Club to present plays tonight at St John’s church
The Newman club will perform a second set of one act plays at St. John’s Catholic Church at 8:15 PM after weather canceled last week’s show. Three pieces titled The Chanter Marriage of Isolt and The Troll and the Toll Bridge will be presented. Return admission is 25 cents with 10 cents for students. previous ticketholders may attend free by calling 8099.
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Newman Club
Catholic ‘Young People’s Organization
St. John’s Catholic Church
New Phone Rate Filed in Topeka
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Co filed with the state commission a new long distance rate plan. The schedule promises savings of about 100000 annually for Kansas users on calls over 234 miles and on person to person calls lasting more than six minutes. The move accompanies other notices and upcoming events from horticulture and regional features.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
State Corporation Commission
Kansas Telephone
SWOYER for State Senator
A former Lawrence resident and present homeowner seeks support for state senate. Promises tax relief on real estate and tangible property, economy in government, and modernized taxation. Highlights teaching background, KU education, public school concern, and commitment to public service.
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Lawrence
Jefferson
Federal Land Bank and
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Watch the Barometer for Mischief Periods
Spartanburg teachers claim barometer readings predict pupil mischief. When east winds lower atmospheric pressure, children become more unruly, according to L. R. Bull and colleagues who observed this relation across several days. They attribute reduced pressure to greater opportunity for misbehavior.
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Spartanburg
S. C. UF
Little Johnny
Mary
L. R. Bull
After Voting 40 Years Not Citizen Mor gan Case
Honolulu businessman James Graham Placidus Morgan has learned he is not an American citizen after four decades of enjoying citizenship benefits such as voting office holding and jury service. A Wales native, he believed his father was naturalized and has applied for derivative citizenship.
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Honolulu
T. H.P
James Graham Placidus Morgan
Wales
Colored Glass Undermines Wine Appreciation Says Society
The Southern California Wine and Food Society warns colored glassware distracts from wine hues. It urges manufacturers to use clear glass and sparkling crystal to preserve color. Elgin, Spain invites U S towns named Elgin. 37 Elgins exist in the United States.
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Los Angeles
Southern California Wine and Food Society
Elgin
Spain
United States
Filipino Tax Collectors May Confiscate Pants
Interior Secretary Elpidio Quirino orders municipal treasurers in a La Union speech to pursue tax delinquents vigorously. He vows no mercy, no remission, and no extension of time for the cedula tax collection, signalling a hard line in the Philippine commonwealth drive.
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Manila
Elpidio Quirino
la Union
Philippine Commonwealth
Australian shoots uncle during mistook hunt near Fort Moresby
Faulo Umio fell to a fatal shot after a night hunting party near Fort Moresby tangled in a mistaken target. Tucugania the nephew and four other men were present when the incident occurred as the group paused by a net during the hunt.
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Fort Moresby
Australis
Faulo Umio
Tucugania
Court frees Tugugania in pig assault murder case
A court acquitted Tugugania after accepting his claim that a pig noise triggered his spear throw, which pierced Urio's chest during a hunting incident. The fragment ends with an advertisement about vacation subscriptions.
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Tusugania
Urio
Tugugania
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