Potato Wart Disease Threatens U S Potato Industry
The potato wart disease, new to the United States, spreads through soil and tubers and could cost growers millions yearly. It causes wart like growths on tubers, may render potatoes unfit for seed, and spreads via contaminated equipment, diseased tubers, or manure. Prevention relies on burning warts, boiling diseased tubers, rotating crops, and avoiding replanting in infested soil for eight years. Federal and state authorities urge full grower cooperation and prompt reporting of suspicious potatoes.
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United States
Europe
Indus
State Agricultural Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
Local Social Visits Include Topeka Guests
Mrs Wil Raker and children called at the Ahas Seheer home Thursday. Mr Cy. firefrown on the sick fist a siat wit and family were Topeka visitors. Pr. and Saturday Mrs Wil Shaw Jr and daughter Ma bel spent Friday afternoon with Mrs 3 Scot and family. Misa Mintle Slingervine Ray Stull and Bryce Schoorpent Subdiay afternoon with Mixs ol aml Vernon Roeheinger Mr and Mrs Chis Scheyr mid daugh-
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Wil Raker
Ahas
Seheer
Topeka
Wil Shaw, Jr
Mabel
Scot
Misa Mintle Slingervine
Ray Stull
Bryce
Vernon Roeheinger
Mrs
Chis. Scheyr
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted for Women
An 1890s advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for backache headaches nervous exhaustion and pelvic inflammatory issues. It claims the tonic is made from vegetable roots including lady's slipper unicorn and Oregon grape root and emphasizes absence of whiskey or morphine. It asserts broad feminine health benefits and notes availability in liquid or tablet form.
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Oatiiel
Buffalo
Pirrie
Pierce
Community Visit Notes From Elsewhere and Nearby
Local social ledger records numerous Sunday and Thursday visits. Names include Mr and Mrs George Tbdenbriad, Mrs Mona, Richland, and Perry remain recurring sites with families such as the Murphy, Ridinger, and Wiles households noted among many others.
Community Council Meeting Guides Ongoing Local Work
Representatives from ten communities in Leavenworth and Franklin gathered for the county council meeting to continue the work started earlier. The group, united under the council’s banner, discussed progress and plans to sustain efforts without interruption.
Washington Skeptical on Treasury Statements and Loans
Washington reacts skeptically to figures from Secretary of the Treasury Glass and Representative Fess of Ohio about monthly outlays, possible new financing, and limits on income and customs duties. Notes cite Treasury spending around 1.4 billion per month through spring 1919 and the need for further funds only via new notes or bonds. Dr Carl Phillips returns from military service resuming medical practice at 817 Mass Street.
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Washington
Jung’ Iti
Treasury
Pdr
Fess
Ohio
Federal
Carl Phillins “Wan
Mass
Sol Marks
Make Over Suffrage Organization Today
Wichita June 11 The Kansas Equal Suffrage Association meeting led to rebranding as the League of Women Voters Kansas to work on welfare, election law reform, citizenship, and women’s civil status matters. Notables include Mrs C H Brooks Wichita national chair, with speakers Miss Lucila Taylor and others. H B Cher visits Kansas City.
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Wichita
Women Voters of
Kansas
Kansas Ie Ual Suffi Association
Kanilis ‘Ohien
National League of National Convention
St. Louis
League
C. H. Brooks
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
League of Women Voters
Walter C. Roe
No Strike Looms In Kansas Western Union Affair
W C Fox manager of the Western Union in Kansas says operators will not strike. Except for a Wichita exception, all Kansas staff signed agreements to ignore the strike order. Fox believes employees will remain loyal to the company and state commerce. The report notes ongoing social visits in Lawrence and surrounding towns as people travel between Kansas City and nearby communities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Western Union
W. C. Fox
Western Union Telegraph Company
Fox
Wichita
One Woman on List K U Law Seniors Will Take State Bar Exam
Kansas University School of Law seniors list Consuelo Krugg Coffeyville among ten students who will travel to Topeka June 23 for the state bar examination. The exam, originally set for June 16, was postponed due to university commencement dates. Other seniors include Martin Shearer Junction City William Wertz Wichita Willard Glasco Lawrence Enos Hook Wichita Earl Shinn Burns Floyd Salvesen Lawrence Earl Noll Ness City William Towers Kansas City Kansas and Paul Holland Pleasanton. Speed Charge Postponed William Garter arrested yesterday for driving past a street car discharging passengers pleaded not guilty this morning in police court and trial is set for June 13 at 2 o'clock.
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K. U. Law
School of Law
Kansas University
Topeka
Consuelo Krugg
Coffeyville
Martin Shearer
Junction City
William Wertz
Wichita
Willard Glasco
Lawrence
Enos Hook
Earl Shinn
Burns
Floyd Salvesen
Earl Noll
Ness City
William Towers
Kansas City
Kans
Paul Holland
Pleasanton
William Garter
At & ¢Elork
Engle Family to Attend Abilene Commencement
Personal Mrs. J E Engle of Abilene will visit with her daughter Miss Viola Engle during commencement. Mrs S S Smith of Abilene is her daughter Miss Mary Smith during commencement. Hare was arrested yesterday for drunkenness and held in jail. paroled on condition to pay fine and costs.
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D. C
J. E. Engle
Abilene
Viola Engle
S. S.smith
Maryith
Johnson
Hare
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Special Information Service
U. Bs. Department of Agriculture
Yarnold-Stull
Tor Ethel
Ruth
Praga Norte
Soloin
Jalingon
George Tbdenbriad
Jarmis
Aes
Waltcutils
Sunanyo
Geos Mona
Richland
Mins
Glade Sti
Misa
San Heehbbeba
Awiughtera
Kegnk Haffer
Chas
Hrisy
Mike Lavin
Myrtle
Perry
2Eskin
Rus
Ruth Girese
Aug. Kampschroder
Aug. Walter
Charlie Kampschroder
Clinton
Mabel Lawson
Java
Ambrose Tys
Katie Roller
Derby
Ethel Scheer
Johanna Lawry
Wil Bidinger
Kunwaka
Atel
Belvoir
Little Tings Deskin
Hidinger
Henry of
Lawrencs
Barker Sundey
Mera
James Wikelvanal
Elizabeth
Mia
Serge Rose
Aneeike Howell
Artd Bre
M. Richards
Mia. Thomains
Walnut Grove
Minervian
Fem
Clira Krieder
Afr
J. M. Flare Vl . iv
Frank Cole
Chicago
Paul Wia
Henry Underwood
Aon Relphi
Mre
Charles Underwood
Con Carl
Leeman Underwood
Underwood
The
Dorens Society
Beigel Rose
Ty. J. M. Harrison
Roy Orr
Arrison Rose
Colorado
Dodge City
W. Sidehella
Leavenworth
Frantice
Miss’ Venera’ Miller Bas Bag Tetut
Secretary of Treasury
New League
H. B. Qher
America
Famo
Bacilli
Detroit
Fame Co
Seborthea
Louise Timmer
Kathryn Lane
Yimmer
Baker University
Lawrence Hughes
Joyce Freark
Frank Parstey
Parsons
George White
An Dergon Hospital
Dr. Liston of
Baldwin
Lena Rogers
Wellington
Ralph Hangen
Herman and
Luther Hangen
Ethel Scott
Columbus
Sigma Kappa House
Lloyd R. Howe
Fort Worth
Texas
J. L. Constant
Edwin and
Earl
Oklahoma City
Mr. Constant
Harriet Constant
Indiana
E. Friend
Sintehter
Aacien Friedd
Bezina
Nware
Eaeleae
Pyros
Round Cover Drug Co
Maes. St
Rankins -Deng
Pareneres Teeny Ie
Sean ‘Blas
Denyer
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