Grain market reform calls for data sharing and direct farmer control
A fragmented industry discussion argues for a centralized marketing system led by farmers and a state department role. Proposals request grain storage data, homegrown transport plans, and elimination of middlemen. critics caution against overreliance on speculators and urge practical steps within a twelve month redistribution cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papier
Grain Inc
Eitiase
States ‘Department of Agis
Advertising and retail sales talk at journalism week
In a Missouri journalism week discussions, speakers argue advertising must inform and persuade without overpromising. A shopkeeper recalls a trusted slogan and urges stores to employ qualified ad writers who emphasize service over merely goods. A broad note then covers local real estate transfers and a long pasted column on business and labor themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Leacock
Billy Sunday
Pennsylvania
Hutt and
Hubland
Phi Beta Pi Fraternity
Charles Dyex
Minnieaylor
B. J. Williamson
W Sith
Belmont
Leia Sellers
Elmina II
Adams
N. W
Earl
Lawrence
Gene W. Woodard
M.S. Brecheisen
S. W
Brown
A C. Wright
Newton St
Baldyinsideration
Marie F
Spiss
Conpieerath
Birdie Hemphill
Husba
Toounty
I Douglas
Kansas agricultural college wins best exhibit sweepstakes
The Kansas State Agricultural College led by a large group of teams from multiple colleges won the sweepstakes for the best exhibit at the American Agricultural College convention. The event featured eight competitive entries, with the New Jersey and state university displays noted among the top, reflecting strong agricultural education and industrial printing departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whattan
Kan
Icultural
Kansas
State Agricul College
University
Ibits
Gricultural College
Local neighbors attend various social events and funerals
The community records visits, dinners, and gatherings including high school graduates at the Bowersock, relatives visiting in Topeka and Lawrence, and the death of Mrs. Lee Larcom in Kansas City. Family ties are noted with the Larcom and Lee households, and several neighbors are listed with their hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee
Ralph Kirby
al Smith
Will, Elkins
Arthur Johnson
Little “Slaughter BettieAnn
Olaf Anderson
Ernest
Philip
McChing
Davis
Will Elkins
Robert Smith
Nathaniel Lee
Anderson
Lawrence
Robert Lea
Kirby
Allen
Keifer's
McClung
L. Bizshy
John ‘Caulk
Topeka
M. L. Sowers
EB. S. Forsythean
Leby Holmes
Allen Foust
Kansas City
St. Paul
Kansas
Esland
Ruth Dauglarty Elke
Conner
Gleaners
Walton
Kans
Imr
Geo. Whaley
Ed Deidsich
Curthss
Leb .Holmes
C. EF. Crane
Olathe
Kohr
Kansas ‘City
H. N. Kelly
Chas. . Ott
John Ott. Jr
Haas
M. L.sowers
Ansrew
Katherine Sowers
John Caulk
Toneka
Easton
George Ott Sr
McArthur
Chester Hayward
Geo
Oscar Crane
Clifton Allen
Sibley
al Mohler
Diccman Pride and Ps
Walcott, Sowers
Geo. Ott Sr
Chester Howard
Belleview Social Roundup Delays Final Plans
Belieview residents and friends from Topeka and Kansas City gather for visits at multiple homes in Easton and Bonner Springs. The weekly social pattern includes nursing announcements, census work, remodeling, and church group activities with numerous family and neighbor interactions noted.
Social notes recount gatherings and rescheduled meetings
The item lists club members and guests such as Mrs. George ghtery Mrs. Mc Daughter ry yped Holmes Miss Jesse Anderson and others. It notes a cafeteria style supper and a decision to discontinue meetings until Sept 1 with a gathering planned at Mrs F Shefstahl’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ghtery
Ry Yped ‘Holmes
Jesse ° Anderson
Mary Breese
J. W. Sehefstahl
Rersytha
Elma Jop
Amd
Ashould
Marion Strong
Frs
Marion Scr
Alfred Ander
Claims World Record Grey Hand Oldest After Service Wound
A man regarded as the oldest living friend of Fire Chief Georgia Wallace claims to have a world record claim after a 52 year service span ended June First. The report notes his long commitment and the impact of his discharge on his status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey Hand
Georgia
Wallace
Firefighter J Barrows veteran of Cleveland fire dept
J Barrows, osteopath, a longtime Cleveland fire department leader, recalls service spanning more than twenty years. He notes the department’s growth from 85 members to modern motorized apparatus and reflects on the transition from horse-drawn to motor equipment as the force modernized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie G. Hean
Winchester
Wattake
Cleveland
Flo
Tanlac praised as a life changing tonic by nurse
Hazel M Surleigh of Los Angeles, a trained nurse, recounts personal use of Tanlac, claiming marked health improvements and strength after three bottles. She recommends its use for stomach trouble and general system support, noting it is sold in Lawrence by Rand Garner Drug Co. and Heading druggists.
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Migs
Hazel M. Surleigh
Francisco St
Los Angeles
Cal
Aetzel
Tveds
Taulac
Rand Garner Drug Co
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Tors
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Tivo
Colliex’s
Douglas Ty Buildings and Loan Association
Horantic Perkins
M. al Steinburge
K. G. Gallagher
Columbus
Ohio
Battle Creek
Mich
Dak
Madge Kennedy
Hreen Ny
Belleview
Godfrey Gerstenberger
Ben
Endora
M. J. Sowers
Bonner Springs
E. C. Shaw
Eudora
Lathia
Forsythe
Sowers
Kurtz
Alleni Foust
Dorothy Aid Rober
Kelley
Andrew
Souters
J. Barrows
Osteopath
Ovde
Be Drus
Buileich Scyfat
Miller Breing Co
BIL Waukeslife
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Masachusetts Steel
Great Western
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Thomas Hky
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