Midwest farmer not so hard up says Armour head
Ginaha Neb June 21 AP Despite claims farmers face hardship, F Edson White president of Armour and Co told the national livestock and meat board that Middle Western farmers are more prosperous now than since the war. He cited higher average incomes in Nebraska South Dakota Iowa and Kansas and noted rising bank deposits and fewer failures. He urged tying supply to demand and improving farming methods while opposing renewed land reclamation and back to the farm propaganda, advocating cooperative marketing to stabilize prices.
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Ginaha
F. Edson White
Armour and Co
National Livestock and Meat Board
Middle West
White
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Kansas
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Swollen rivers recede as storms ease in Kansas today
Kansas flood outlook relaxes as Neosho and Verdigris rivers ease from peak levels near Coffeyville Oswego and Coffeyville report ongoing declines while crests are considered reached. Highways reopen and rail service continues as crews report a heavy last night storm with .92 inch rainfall and more sun expected.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
S. D. Flora
Neosho
Oswego
Oklahoma
Flora
Evie
Coffeyville
Chetopa
Army to distribute 1900 electric ranges to posts
Army purchases of 1900 electric ranges will be distributed to posts in the United States with later plans to provide them to military posts in insular possessions. The War Department announced the program as housewives had relied on gas, wood, and coal ranges.
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Washington
War Department
United States
Harold Wood
West Seventh Street
Wood
Court House
O. J. Lane
Tire theft report for Eugene Eberhart car
A theft was reported last night involving a spare tire and a pump taken from a car owned by Gharias Eberhart of 891 Rhode Island Thad Street. Sleepers at Cits Jeil were identified in the incident and jailed last night.
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Reaper
Fromia
Gharies Eberhart
Rhode Is
Blues Win Doubleheader to Seize AA First Place
Kansas City Blues moved into first place in the American Association after sweeping St. Paul in two games at Muehlbach field. Tom Sheehan earned a 5 to 4 victory in game one and Jimmy Zinn secured a 2 to 1 win in game two.
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Kansas. City
BOUT AT COMISKEY PARK FEATURES WALKER VS NEPRASKE
Tonight at Comiskey Park the world middleweight championship match unfolds as Mickey Walker defends against Nepraske Ace Adkins. If weather cooperates, the ten round decision bout could draw 30,000 to 40,000 fans and record top gate receipts. WGN WOK WEBH radio plan blow by blow coverage with the main event set to begin between 8:30 and 9:00 p.m. CST, preceded by six preliminary bouts.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
Mickey Walker
Nepraske
Wildcat
Ace Adkins
WGN
WOK
WEBH
Hudkins Walker title clash at Comiskey Park Chicago
Ace Hudkins of Nebraska Wildcat meets Mickey Walker the Toy Bulldog for the world middleweight title at Comiskey Park in Chicago. Analyst predicts Walker must KO Hudkins inside four rounds. Hudkins may weather early rounds and surge late.
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Mickey Walker
Ace Hudkins
Chicago
AL Demaree
New York Giants
Nebraska Wildcat
Comiskey Park
Jina Mulen
Walker
Hodkins-Baker
Ace
Wildcat
Hudkins
Ice
Reindeer meat flown by plane aids Alaska industry
In Shangnak Alaska, Arctic Prospecting and Developing Co of Fairbanks initiates regular air transport of reindeer meat from Shungnak. The first sale of meat is by the Shungnak cooperative with help from the Alaska division of the U S Bureau of Education. The Koyukuk Indians previously feared the Shungnak people, but a friendly plane visit eased tensions. Much of the meat will go to the Koyukuk district 150 miles south, with a fortnightly summer service planned.
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Shangrak
Alaska
Arctic Prospecting
Fairbanks
Arctic Prospector
C. P. Crawford
Shungnek Cooperative Company
United States Bureau of Education
Shungnak Eskimos
British Radium Tax Cut Promises Cheaper Hospital Supply
London hospitals will pay less for radium after the British Treasury removes the 33 1/3 percent tax. The cost drops from about 1,850,000 to 1,240,000 dollars per ounce, following protests by hospitals and Dr. Graham Little M. P. The move comes amid disputes with the board of trade over the world’s priciest radioactive material.
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London
Treasury Department
Buen Catiier Hospitals
Board of Trade
Graham Little
Parliament For
Univer
Neighborhood News From Baldwin Kansas Events
Neighbors report social visits and illnesses across Baldwin area. Miss Helen Bechtel dies after moving with family to western Kansas and Richmond high school years. Funeral services held at Baldwin Methodist Church with local pallbearers and extended family photos.
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Eva. Haas
Will Lynch
Gerald ‘Kirchner
Harry Flory
Jimmie Dyer
Toe Laner
Walter Pohl
Ottawa
Leo Dyer
Anna Johannings
Davis
Baldwin
L. W. Haas
Dan Johanning
Hazel
Irene
Eva
Mabel Haas
Charles Gilliland
Glen
Dudley
Tom Gilliland
Glen Flora
la Verne
Kenneth
Clifford
Anna Johanning
Mike Young
Otto Johann
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. R. Husted
Winona
Kans
M. E. Whitlow
Richmond
M E. Church
Hileanor Brown
Irene Akin
Floyd Curfman
Will McCall
Jesus
Kathryn Smith
Messrs
C. A. Smith
C. L. Elliott
L. E B. Kaserman
George Dietrick
Otis Wemmer
C. S. McGee
Perry Barkley
Irene Lynch
Helen Flory
Staten
Harris
Dick Bechtel
Jersey ‘City
N. J
Will
Lee Bechtel
Detroit
Mich
Hillis
Charley Kirchner
John Cline
Kansas City
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
George Bechtel
Elizabeth Tuttle
Bertha Kessler
Lawrence
Statin
Glen Flory
Jaamee
Womens Missionary Society of the
Warden
Evangelical Church
Ben Gibson
Daunter
Helen
Earl “McPheeters
L' Haas
Mr. Flory
Mr. Saten
Helen Bechtel
Bill Des‘kin
Plaude Wells
Pie Flory
Charley Gilliland
Devater Helen
L. W
L. W. Haas home Sunday _ morning. Rev. H.R.ae Winona
Book Automobiles Bring Library Aid To Rural Farmers
Washington AP reports the library service expanding into rural areas via state extension libraries and local systems. Book automobiles replace wagons, delivering books, pictures, films, and records to branches, stores, halls, and farms, boosting access for about 409,000 in Los Angeles County and 135 New Jersey branches. The program links efficiency in farming with broader cultural education, as rural libraries grow to meet agricultural needs.
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Washington
Library Service
Washington County
Wayne
C. Nason
Department of Agriculture
Los Angeles County
Burlington County
New Jersey
Granze
Nason
Flower Mission program at Congregational church noted
An afternoon meeting at the Congregational church highlighted Flower Mission work led by Mrs. W D Lyons with reports on sending flowers and comforting tokens to the sick. A playlet by several members entertained, and a later talk by Mrs F Jones urged garden joy for all ages while flowers were distributed to hospitals and homes.
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Congregational Church
W. D. Lyons
Chas. Hale
Lyons
Mary Swain
E. Lindsay
D. Baily
B. Dodds
Ruth Gacebear Aldrich
W. F. Morris
A. E. Knauss
J. L. Jones
W.C.T.U
Somone
Kistan Union
Tower ‘Club
F. 2 Jones
Josephine Edmonds
Florence’ Edmonds
Dr Caldwell Learned in 47 Years Practice
Dr Caldwell argues constipation affects all despite care and diet and offers Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle non habit forming remedy. He praises nature based treatment and avoids drastic purges and promises a quick, clean bowels without griping. Free sample offer and household use guidance are included.
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Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
Unclear historical note on transmission and travel
Fragmentary text mentions a traveling figure and a tour in Spain. It references a tunnel linked to a railroad project near Paris and Saint Paul with a July opening. Names and details are garbled, making precise facts uncertain.
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Stit-Shinks
Havana
Beatrik Micklen
Olds
atin-Amena
Spain
Sida
Purduse
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