Fungus Attacks Chinch Bugs in Douglas County Crops
County agent H C Colglazier reports a fungus now attacking chinch bugs, aided by rainy weather. If wet conditions persist, fungus may kill nymphs too, prompting use of dust and tar barriers after wheat harvest. Hessian fly prevention asks fall sowing and field burning to curb future damage.
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Douglas County
H.C. Colglazier
County Farms Bureau
Arents
Kansas
Ottawa
Colglazier
Culglazier
Prince Eitel Friedrich Knights of St John Stir Socialist ire
Berlin reports Prince Eitel Friedrich has created numerous Knights of St John in Prussia as socialist radicals denounce monarchist pageantry. The list includes officers of the old army and members of the Reichswehr and security police. The order promotes charitable work with hospitals at home and abroad.
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Berlin
Eitel Friedrich
Wilhelm II
Germany
Order of St. John
Brandenbiurg
Gregory the Great
Jerusalem
Hohenzollerns
Kitel
Knights of St. John
Wilhelm Witel
Friedrich Christian Karl
Prussia
Reichswehr
Vorwaerts
Hitel
Army
Ora
Local Licenses Granted by Probate Judge Menger
George Hache and Anna Schop obtained a marriage license from Probate Judge Menger on Saturday. Gilbert A. Kell and Francis C. Hopper also secured a marriage license from Judge Menger.
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George Hache
Anna’ Schopper
Menger
Gilbert A. Kell
Francis C. Hopper
Window glass all sizes at C EB Matthews Lumber Co
Window glass of all sizes available from Matthews Lumber Co with phone contact 34.
Power Plants Expand Across Chicago and Midwest
A survey by the Illinois Committee on Public Utility Information shows 602,143,000 to fund near term power plants, expansions, and transmission system extensions nationwide. The Central West leads, with plans totaling 206,180,000 in the central states, split roughly 45 percent for extensions and 55 percent for new and upgraded generating plants.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ilinois Committee On Public Utility Information
Middle West
United States
Central West
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Violin Making Flourishes in Czechoslovakia
The Prague violin industry grows with 4500 home workers producing high quality instruments. In 1922 about 133000 violins were turned out, along with 2100 cellos and 120 double basses.
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Prague
Associated Press
Czechoslovakia
Five Die in Dortmund Shooting Riot Amid Arrests
Five civilians were killed and one wounded in Dortmund last night as troop reinforcements occupied the city hall. Reports say more than 100 people were arrested, with responsibility not stated.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Dortmund
Five men fined for alleged game of chance
Arthur Peterson William Kerns George Wickersham Walter Ewing and Carl Peterson were each fined fifteen dollars in police court today for alleged participation in a game of chance.
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Arthur Peterson
William Kerns
George Wickersham
Walter Ewing
Carl Peterson
Body Seen in River Near Joplin Search for Unidentified Man
Report of an unidentified man seen in Spring River north of Joplin after heavy rains Saturday. No trace of the body had been found early today.
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River Joplin
Spring River
Joplin
Kansas Governors Named Delegates for Chicago Wheat Conference
Governor Davis issued commissions to Kansas publishers Charles F. Scott and Hugh J. Powell and nine other leaders for the Chicago Wheat Conference June 19 20. Delegates total seventy six with most paying their own expenses while the governor seeks a concrete plan to aid wheat farmers through marketing, price fixes, warehouses or foreign markets.
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Topeka
Associated Press
Kansas Press
Chicago
J. M. Davisi
Charles F. Scott
Chanute Tribune
Hugh J. Powell
Coffeyville Journal
Kansas
Jnillers
Thatch Guernsey
Independence
Andy Hoke
Parsons
E. J. Burton
Coffeyville
A. L. Scott
Pittsburg
William Rankin
Neodesha
Davis
America
Five Million Boys March in National Boys Week Parades
Chicago reports over five million boys in 1,000 cities joined loyalty parades for Boys Week. Rotary clubs led most events with schools and community workers coordinating. Butcher estimates eight million boys involved nationwide this year, with New York alone reaching over 800,000 through schools.
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Chicago
Associated Press
William Lewis Butcher
New York
Rotary Clubs
American Tegion
Butcher
Ieach
New Yok Rotary Club
Kansas City
Mr. Butcher
Agricultural Prices Spark National Calamity Fear
Discussion centers on wheat price affecting agricultural population and production costs. Advocates call for equalization and adjustment of values to prevent a national calamity.
Heirs Seek Buried Gold From Langbank Farm Tale
Regina reports that Norman Curtis, a 1913 winter death survivor, hid 3500 in cash on a Langbank Saskatchewan farm after selling his Iowa born land. His body and secret perished, leaving ten years of futile family searches and countless digs for the hidden money.
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Regina
Sask
Norman Curtis
Iowa
Langbank
Curtis
Commemorations Mark Century Since Trinity Founding
Today Trinity College Hartford marks 100 years since its founding. The Canadian Good Roads Association opens its 10th annual convention in Hamilton Ontario. The federal government opens 260000 acres of land in California and Oregon to homesteaders. Dr Samuel W Stratton is to become MIT president. Liverpool Cotton Association and US cotton exchanges confer in Washington on new Cotton Standards Act. Turlington Vermont begins a week of 150th anniversary festivities. A memorial arch for Lieut W T Fitzsimmons unveiled at St Marys College Kansas.
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Trinity College
Hartford
Good Roads Association
Hamilton
Ontario
California
Oregon
Samuel W. Stratton
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Massachusetts Institue of Technology
Liverpool Cotton Association
United States
Washington
Turlington
W. T. Fitzsimmons
U.S
St. Mary’s College
Kansas
The
College. Ie
Preliminary Hearing for Gould Postponed
The preliminary hearing of C. W. Gould charged with writing a $65 check without funds was postponed until 10 o'clock at the courthouse before Justice R. C. Manley. Gould's bond was renewed at $1,000.
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C. W. Gould
Court House
R. C. Manley
Gould
J R Holmes Just Insurance Ad at 107 E Seventh
Local insurance office J R Holmes promotes coverage options. Visit 107 East Seventh Street for quotes and policy details. Call the office for personalized service and fast claims help.
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J. R. Holmes
Just Insurance
Lemon Dream Skin Cream Promises Velvet White Complexion
A lemon based skin softener recipe blends two lemon juices with Orchard White to create a quarter pint cream. Advertises gentle whitening for face neck arms and hands and claims stage stars use it for a velvety frost white complexion and to fade freckles sunburn and tan.
Motion pictures spread visual education to thousands of schools
The Society for Visual Education, led by Prof. F. O. Moulton, promotes films teaching history health geography and citizenship to over 10 000 schools and institutions. Schools benefit from a supplement to textbooks using a simple operating machine and flexible viewing features.
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Chicago
A. P
Society For Visual Education
United States
F. OR. Moulton
University of Chicago
American Red Cross
Moulton
Studies Build ing Decay In London Cement Mystery
London officials form a committee of scientific experts to investigate the alleged decay of historic stonework. The report notes variation in stone durability by region and calls for thorough study to uncover causes behind the crumbling.
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London
Experts Probe Across Chemistry Biology and Physics
The probe will be lengthy as it covers chemistry biology and physics. Immediate attention is needed for major sites including the Carlton Club Tower of London Houses of Parliament Holyrood Castle and Tintern Abbey.
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Carlton Club
Tower of London
Houses of Pariament
Holyrood Castle
Tintern Abbey
Oil strike reported in Olberg area near Prussia
An oil discovery near Olberg in Prussia is said to contain 20 percent benzine. Wells reportedly spouted as the first strike hit, with exploitation over 90 000 acres. June 9 report from AP notes.
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Prussia
Olberg
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness
We thank friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness of our wife and mother and for the many floral offerings. S. Br. Hines and Winifred Archie Hines and wife, Blanchard Hines and wife, Mable Sentry and husband.
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S. BR. Hines
Winifred Archie Hines
Blanchard Hines
Mable Sentry
Butter fat wanted at 112 West Seventh Street
Prompts buyers and sellers to contact the operator at 112 West Seventh Street for butter fat needs before selling.
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West Seventh Street
Judge Hugh Means to Hold District Court at Garnett
Judge Hugh Means will hold district court in Garnett this week and went to Garnett this morning to begin proceedings.
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Garnett
Hugh Means
Tanlac Restores Health for Kansas City Woman
Miss Mae Wills of 2010 Madison St Kansas City Missouri credits Tanlac with restoring her health after a severe flu attack and stomach problems. She says the treatment gave her back appetite energy and weight and praises the medicine as a fortune in value. Tanlac is marketed by druggists with over 37 million bottles sold.
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Mae “Wills
Madison St
Kansas City
Montgomery Ward & Co
Tanlac
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