Advertising Must Aid Farm Markets in Wisconsin Speech
Dr. W. M. Jardine of Kansas State Agricultural College told the annual Associated Adversing clubs convention in Milwaukee that advertising must help farmers market products. He urged advertisers to engage with farmers, noting rapid growth in farm organizations and cooperative marketing, and cited large sales volumes and future opportunity for advertisers to support selling efforts.
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Milwaukee
Wis
W. M. Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
Kan
Associated Adversing Clubs of
Jardine Pointer
Algeddy
Mgr. Jardine
National Wheat Growers
United States
Jardine
Tiel
Construction of Kansas school bonds dominates May registrations
Topeka June 9 construction of school buildings led Kansas bond registrations in May per State Auditor N A Turner's report. May total bonds registered were 976 828 with school bonds 602 400 about two thirds. Other registrations included water works 190 800 electric lights 78 433 paving 63 361 sewer 1 452 drainage 100. Largest single registration was Fayetteville city school bonds for…
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Auder N. A. Turner
Gof
Féyville City
Sena
Hawaiian race not dying out says registrar
Honolulu May 18 By Mail The Hawaiian race is not dying out but marrying itself out of existence says Miss M Hester Lemon registrar of vital statistics She notes no material rise in pure Hawaiian death rate over four years yet 1921 births show a drop from prior years indicating Hawaiians marry into other groups This trend reduces pure Hawaiian births while increasing mixed unions In fiscal year to June 30 1921 there were 13 marriages between pure Hawaiian couples 59 Hawaiian men wed others and 142 Hawaiian women married to non Hawaiians
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Honolulu
Tr. H
City planning expert outlines Topeka’s six essentials
Harold Bartholomew, assisting Topeka planning commission, enumerates six essentials for ideal city planning: street system with a major and minor plan and wide avenues. transportation including a union railway terminal and safe crossings. a street car system accessible citywide. recreation via parks and boulevards with playgrounds sized to population density. zoning grouping residential, industrial, and commercial districts. and general appearance driven by citizen interest in city improvements.
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Topeka
Kai
Harold Bartholomew
Planey
Oneka Planning Commission
Bartholomew
Kansas Avenue
United States
Bertholomew
Nightingale’s Song Echoes From June Nine Dog Tale
A fragmented note recalls a dog named Taxey Higher and an event on June 9. Owners report hearing the nightingale’s song in association with the dog’s tale. The readable text suggests a curious local incident or anecdote about pets and outdoor sounds.
Jews in Sub-Carpathia receive relief aid and aid plan
The Jewish Joint Distribution Committee funds an emergency 900 dollar monthly program to feed starving Sub-Carpathian Jews. The 120,000 Jews, 25 percent of the region’s population, live largely as rural laborers under non Jewish landowners. Relief efforts since 1920 built kitchens, clothing, medical care, shelter, and a temporary hospital. The committee aims to teach vocations, create orphanages, hospitals, and credit systems, guiding a transition to modern life after war hardships. One note recalls Danish parliament members visiting Turkish baths.
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Starvnng
Sub-Carpathia
Jewish Reliefn
America
Europe
East European
Carpathian Mountains
Czechoslovak Republic
Joint Distribution Committee
Suly-Carpathia
Georgia Peach Miss Lote Wins America’s Prettiest Girl Title
Miss Lote Cheek her teal named for Dawson Georgia has been selected as America’s prettiest girl in a New York beauty contest. The event highlighted regional beauty and carried national notice for Dawson based contender and shared hometown pride.
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Miss Lote
Cheek
Dawson
Social Ladder Upside Down in Moscow After Revolution
Old Moscow residents report a class upheaval as the social ladder reverses positions. Bourgeoisie remain mid tier while merchants return to prewar roles, nobility drop to lower rungs, and revolutionary workers occupy former noble privilege. Press freedom and political parties remain restricted, with secret police and Cheka lineage echoed in the State Political department.
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Moscow
Russia
Gzar
Bourgeoiis
Islane
State Political Department
Caar
Zionist Meet in Topeka on Palestine Emigration Plan
Topeka Zionist groups plan a June 14 mass meeting to outline a project moving 30 000 people from Volami to Palestine. Gov Hol Allen Dr Edmund J Kulp and Kansas City lawyers Jacob Harzfeld and Harry Vreidburg are among speakers with St Louis official M d Slomin.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Volami
Palestine
Zionists Movement
Tospeka
National Zionist Movement of America
Wichita
Hol. Allen
Edmund J. Kulp
First Methodist Church of
Toni McNeal
the Mail and Breeze
Jacob Harzfeld
Harry Vreidburg
Kansas City
M. d. Slomin
St. Louis
Zionist Movement
America
Senator Lodge
Congress
Zionists of
A . A. Guettle
Zionigls
Cab Rides Priced in Leemons in Moscow Figment
Report notes the ruble has plummeted to the point that cab fares and shop prices are quoted in leemons or lemons. It explains the curb exchange around 4,000,000 rubles per dollar, meaning one lemon equals about 25 cents, with warnings of soaring prices and odd pricing practices. It also mentions absurd price cuts and odd references in menus and laments on currency chaos.
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Moscow
Iemon
Missing Link in Classifieds Promises Fulfillment
Hundreds seek the missing link between their wants and needs in Journal-World classifieds. The piece notes strong demand for fulfillment through the page’s ads and urges readers to read the section for opportunities and solutions.
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Journal-Works
Jonenat-World
Totem Poles Compared to Parthenon in Greek Tribute
Dr. P T Waterman from the Smithsonian surveys Southeast Alaska to examine totems in Kassan near Ketchikan. He notes early poles served memorial and mortuary roles, with flat color schemes and names like Moving up Misher and Bear Kneading. He also records poles depicting Alexander II as a sign of native contempt for czars. He plans another month of study before returning to Washington.
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Ketehiksa
Alaska
Greece
PT. Waterman
Smithsonian
Kassan
Ketchikan
Waterman
DY Waterman
Washinton
D. C
Sunday marriages favored unless previously wed
The text notes Sundays are preferred for marriages when the couple has not been married before, while widows opt for Saturday weddings. It then states the Tuy as a treasure trove of precious stones with topaz and diamond following a garnet in order.
Colombian development talks with United States officials
Dr Enrique Olaya Uribe, Colombia's minister to the United States, told President Harding of growing American-Colombian business ties and hopes for stronger future cooperation. He cited under way negotiations for major public works including the Antioquia railroad, a city loan for improvements at Harranguila, Colombia's Atlantic port, and river delta work at the Magdalena. American interests show sustained attention to Colombia's development as exports reached 171 million dollars in the year. The government seeks better transportation and communication links amid challenges in transport. General Pedro Mel Osina returns to Colombia to assume the presidency August 7.
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Washington
Colombia
United States
Enrique Ohiya
Harding
Olayn
Columbia
Antioquia
Hedinning Impro
Harranguila
Atlantic
Magdalena River
Pssiborta
Amery
Republic of Colombia
Dr. Olava
Hostilion
Government of
Cuba
Ots
Pedro Mel Ospina
Judge Catches Wobbly Driver After Crash Near KE
In a district court incident Judge Cullison observed a driver appear intoxicated after a collision near KE. The judge pursued the suspect and identified the driver via license plate. The event notes a rare chase by a judge while on duty.
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Fota
Cullison
Jundire
Duiver
Datamobile
FLAGS CONFUSE THEM New York Independence Day concept
The League of Foreign Born Voters proposed a Civic Court of Honor with pageants showing epochs in American history to teach immigrants the meaning of Independence Day. Plans include floats, banners, and exhibits from discovery to WWI, plus speeches and participation by Boy Scouts to invite new citizens.
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New York
League of Foreign Born Voters
League
America
Boy Scouts of America
Parsons City League officials oppose ministerial group on Sunday baseball
Members of Parsons city league executive committee challenge the ministerial association’s objections to Sunday baseball. They assert the games do not violate any law and will continue. Separately, a London dental clinic treated a three week old infant with a tooth eruption complication. The tooth was extracted and gums shown tenderness due to an abscess.
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Parsons
Parsons Huty City League
Pets. Com
Municipal Dental Clinic
London
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