Kansas cattle breeders prepare for Tenth annual convention
Attendees from all parts of the state converge Saturday for the Kansas Livestock Breeders convention at Kansas State Agricultural College. Henry C. Wallace will speak if possible as feeding tests from the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station are reported. Prominent agricul tural leaders and officials will discuss canes seed versus corn for fattening cattle and hogs, white versus yellow corn, fattening strategies, baby beef, silage versus alfalfa for stock development, and optimal alfalfa cutting. tests will cover maturity stages and dent versus silk corn.
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Atta
Kans
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural: ‘College
Henry C.wallace
Secretary of Agriculture
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
C 8. Hineman
Institute of American Meat. Packers
J. H. Meer
Kansas Livestock Association
Chester Morrill
U.S. Department of Agriculture
H J
Penny
Kansas State
Board of Administration
Wo. M.jardine
D. Parrell
Kansas Agriculture Periment ‘Station
Forty three Douglas County students attend Kansas State Normal summer session
At Emporia Kansas sixty seven names appear among the attendees as preliminary enrollment nears a record. The list includes students from across Douglas County and 104 other counties with eight neighboring states also represented.
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Douglas County
Emporia
Kan
Kansas State Normal School
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
Iowa
Wyoming
New York
Tennessee
Derby
Bertha
Irene Weidman
Margaret Tressa_Noy
Mabel Prances Longanecker
Dora Ida Eberwein
Mildred’ Katherine
Longanecker
Marie Lillie Preston
Lucille Floyd McCreath
Irene Eichheim
Lillian Richardson
Dorg- Catheryn Wilson
Wolda
A. Higham
Florence
Elizabeth Claxton
Lauremtig
Eli" ‘Kiser
Mildred Elizabeth Strang
Susie
Rosanna Lowman
Elma
Juanita
Ellington
Ethel
Irene Anderson
Reda L
Mar
Et Beraiter
Edith Mar Brichem
Ghaltie
Marie Husted
Ada Pearl
Chadwick
Lawrence
Chloe
Pearl Phleger
la Verne
Brecheisen
Minnie Bell
Breithauft
Pearl Willian Broers
Helen Barbara Sommer
Martha Barbara Schehrer
Ednar Pearl
Meyer
Eudora
Arva Lenora
Schroyer
Madge
Graduation exercises for officers at Fort Riley
In Fort Riley Kansas graduates of the Riley School prepare for commissioning as cavalry officers. The ceremonies, delayed by war effort, will honor cadets and mark completion of rigorous training with assessments and final drills.
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Ion
Kany
Dune
Ft. Riley
Local Social Notes and Church Meeting Highlights
Community tidbits detail visits to Grandpa Leeman and a feeble elderly man, plus neighborly travels. A Memorial service at Elm Street for Mrs Rinehart features prayers, readings, duets, and a WC T U paper. The Centenary church board met with twenty two members. dinners and visits across Linwood, Topeka, and Morrowville appear among ongoing local life.
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Jane
Godfrey
Deligt
Zima
New Hampshire
Popplewell
Morris
Mary Zimmerman
Hattie Rinehart
Nester
Lury
Centenary Church
Jennie Grover
Morrowville
Kansas
Grover
Lydia Nutter
Elm Street
Allie Griffits
Hughes
Roy Fleming
Topeka
Frank Miller
Baldwin Farm
California Road
J. F. Price
Prudential Insurance
C. Gaines
South Lawrence
Maxion
Orrander
Local Notes From Stull Area Church Activities and Visits
Community diary records visitors from Lawrence Lecompton and Osawatomie. Mark Pierson ill cared for by a trained nurse. Dedication planned for the new Stull church on June 11. Several families including the Ulrich and James Siler groups, and the Banks and Miller households, are noted for weekend visits and local social events. Dorothy Christy injured her arm and is in a sling. A Christian Endeavor was organized at Kanwaka church.
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Ralph Underwood
Lawrence
Barber
Mark Pierson
W. R.tucker
Day
Lecompton
W. R. Tucker
Kanwaka
Bill Desking and Family
Ozaivkie
McDornon’s
Stull
Siler
George Siler
George Carter
Cox
George Banks
Lila
F.D. Miller's
Rex Davis
Herman .Richardson
Mabel
Ispant
Arthur Hird
Homer Hird
Arthur’ Ulrich
Mark. Pierson
Will
Slussers
Clarence Slusger
Dorothy Christy
Virginia
Margaret Colman
Ralph Colman
S. George
Tucker
Re Pucker
The
Dies’ Aid Society
A. R. Colman Stadetlae
Loretta Shaw
Strahn
Ruth Miller
Stan
John Criss
Kansas Pharmaceutical Association pushes for state drug bill
The Kansas Pharmaceutical association opened its campaign at a state convention in Kansas City to draft a bill for the next legislature. The measure would require sale of poisons and medicinal preparations only by registered pharmacists with limited exceptions for doctors dentists and veterinarians. A statewide campaign will explain the arguments in favor of the legislation and strengthen public protection.
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Ncvae
J. Will Kelley
Kansas ‘Pharmaceutical . Association
Kansas City
Kan
F. Westrand
Kelley
Ekstrand of
Salina
Pharmaceutical Association
Optometric Convention Heads Toward June Session
Indianapolis sets stage for the 25th national convention of the American Optometric Association June 25 to 30 with discussions on new educational standards. Indiana hosts highlight social events including a city circus for children, tours, theatre, golf, banquet and dance. Key officers include Oliver Abel president and several vice presidents, plus district leaders.
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Indianapolis
The
American’ Optometric Association
United States
Canada
Cuba
Indiana
National Association
Oliver Abel
St. Louis
Martin A. Leese
Washington
Department of Administration
W. 5
Tom
Hartford
Conn
Department of Education
George
L. Schneider Berkeley
Cal
Department’ “of Publicity
Stanley Yay
Toledo
Department of Organization and Legislation
W. V. Nicum
Dayton,.c
a _M. Jenkins
Richmond
Vineland Improvement Club Social and Strawberries Sale
The Vineland Improvement Club plans a social Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church with strawberries and cake to be sold. Committees include grounds chair Mary King and Elmer Heinrich. ice cream led by Mary Sturdy and Helen Gill. cake by Anna Andrews and Grae Stevens. strawberry workers Mary and Mary Landon. Also notes local visits, birthdays, and community updates. The Star Cash Grocery will offer ice cream Saturday. Lydia E Pinkham ad promotes vegetable compound for working women.
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Presbyterian
Mary King
el ‘Mer Heinrich
Elmer. Hagerman
William Hoskinson
Mary Sturdy
Helen Gill
Bertha Weiler
William Landon
Mary Landon
Wil Deay
Freq Deay
Myr
Clydes Deay
Little Sons
Martin Grossman
Ruth
George Wirlow
Wirlow
Wirlow Is Able To Wall 40 Vinland
Sam Crumbley Ant
Emporia
Fred Morton
Hutches
Baldwin
Lem Sturdy
Ray Whart
Topeka
the Star
Cash Grocery
Kansas City
Will MePheaters
Herman Smith
Clinton
Sol Wertz
Lawrence
Harry
Parsons
Walter S. Parsons
Hansen
L. Hansen
Royal Wedding Features in Belgrade Preparations
Detailed plan for the June 8 royal wedding of King Alexander of Jugoslavia to Princess Marie of Romania. Festivities span five days with naval escorts, official receptions, a Te Deum, national costumes, galas, concerts, and a state luncheon. The ceremony will be in the Serbian Cathedral with Patriarch presiding.
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Belgrade
Yeading
Alexander of
Jugoslavia
Marie
Romania
Bucharest
Orsova
Danube
Piansters
Roy
Wheeler's Guaranteed Paints on Sale at 2.75
A Lawrence wallpaper and paint firm announces a fresh stock of Wheeler's Guaranteed All Pure Paints Varnishes Enamels Stains and Waxes at 2.75 per gallon. The firm offers painting and paper hanging with guaranteed workmanship and customer satisfaction.
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Wheeler's
Royal wedding plans and a brides honeymoon in Slovenia
A formal royal wedding plan unfolds with the Romanian king and queen hosting a bride and groom ceremony and a honeymoon at a Reed Castle in Slovenia near Belgrade. The probate court offers newlyweds a free 64 page booklet titled The Newlywed's Album with wedding details, home hints, and infant care tips.
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Romania
Reed
Slovenia
Belgrade
Henese
Ottawa University faces $20000 deficit in year report
President S. E. B. Priea read the annual financial statement to trustees showing the Baptist university incurred an operating deficit of more than $20,000 in the past year. The report notes financial troubles common to colleges and private enterprises.
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Ottawa
Kiw
S$. EB. Priea
Ottawa University
Baptist Institution of Higher Learing
Political Club to Meet Kansas City Candidates for Congress
Douglas county ex service men political club will host probate judge L H Menger and Russell Dyer of Kansas City as speakers at tomorrow evening’s meeting in American Legion rooms. All ex service men are invited to attend.
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L. H. Menger
Russell Dyer
Kansas City
Congress
Douglas County
Ex-Service Men’s
American Legion Rooms
Kansas City market cattle hogs and grains mixed with price ranges
Cattle runs about 6 600 head with steady to strong trends and spots higher for top heavy steers and better grades. Cows and yearlings show varied but generally steady to higher values. Hogs around 13 000 with slow sales and late gains 10.60 to 10.75. Wheat and corn prices inch through unchanged to modest gains with regional and Chicago levels noted.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Wheat
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Nity Studes
Vineland
Lydia E. Pinkham
Alexander and
Lawrence Wall Paper and Paint Co
Baptist’ College
Ryron
Watkins National Bank
Capital
H. Tucker
A. Hill
Bb Co
Asher
Dick Williams
W. E. Hazen
Q.H. Tucker
C. A. Hill, Inc
C. Moors
S. D
Bell’s Flower. Shop
Mass
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
Theo. Poehler Mercantile CO
Milo Hay
Lord
Cat Wador Exchange
N.Y
Palolers’ Union
Sanford
N. EL
Gray County
Ban- Lux
Dodge City
Frances
Guaranteed Mills
Norristown
Alos Mills
Broadway
Lvesser
LOE Tran
Strictly Movern
Wuitt
Kool
Pasacsion
Hosford Inc
Orocama
Oldfield
Lawrency
Kannas
Ilidla Gun Minkewer
Delaware
Tennesse
Kate
Mason
Lawrebea Journal
Tistriet
MW. Gast
Grandview
C. . Stewart
Plait
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