Livestock Feeders Convened at Kansas State College
Kansas livestock men gathered for the eleventh annual livestock feeders convention at Kansas State Agricultural College. Prof. C W Campbell warned that high transport costs and farm-implement prices hinder farmers while domestic meat demand offers growth prospects. Experiments show protein boosts with cottonseed, ground corn on pasture, wintering calves on roughage, tankage in spring rations, Sudan grass value, kafir as corn substitute, and sweet clover hay for lamb fattening. Notables included C W Floyd J E Poole J S Montgomery and Gov J M Davis.
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Manhattan
Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
C. W. Campbell
Animal Husbandry
South America
Australia
Africa
Kansas Experiment Station
Sudan
Animal Husbandry Department
C. W. Floyd
Sedan
Kansas Livestock Association
J. E. Poole
Chicago
Breeders
J. S. Montgomery
St. Paul
Minn
Central Cooperative Livestock Commission Association
Gov
J. M. Davis
Big shipping returns boost Great Lakes activity
Duluth reports a booming May for Great Lakes shipping after a delayed season opening. Coal receipts reached about 1.6 million tons, a record early-month total, while ore shipments from the head of the lakes totaled 5,741,791 tons, four times May’s prior tonnage.
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Duluth
Minn
Great Lakes
Escanaba
Mich
Scientists Disagree On Tuberculosis Dust Inhalation
Pittsburgh experts at the Mellon Institute contest Dr. William P. Nolan of Jeannette Pa over inhaling pure carbon and calcium as a tuberculosis treatment. University authorities caution that no faculty supported Nolan. They note smoke surveys show coal dust is safer than marble dust for TB progression and warn mineral dusts may irritate lungs and worsen infections.
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Pittsburgh
Associated Press
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
University of Pittsburgh
William P. Nolan
Jeannette
Nolan
Westmoreland Medical Society
Industries Thrive Amid Growth in Nation
Reports from six months show active industries boosting payrolls and employment nationwide. Highlights include two National Refining oil wells in Butler and Greenwood counties, a $90 000 milk powder factory for Hope, a $100 000 hospital in Abilene, new roads and bridges funding in Dickinson county, a 40 barrel daily well at Eureka South farm, and a Safer Farming Special train by Santa Fe in central regions. Apprenticeship demand rises and skilled labor shortages grow across building and related fields.
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Flureka
Butler
Greenwood
National Refining Company
Emporia
Federal Reserve
Hope
Abilene
Eureka—Tidal Oil Company
South Farm
Greenwood County
Dickinson County
Solomon River
Wichita—Hotel
McClellan
Sheridan
Western and Central Coal Company
Topeka—Santa Fe Railroad
Wichita—Funeral Home
West Greenwood
Topeka—Auto Theft Alarm Company
Moline
Berryton—State Bank
Topeka
Rock Island
Herrington
Wichita
Pacific Coast
Eureka
May fire losses less than usual in Topeka report
Topeka June 21 The May fire loss across the state totaled 27 338 the smallest monthly figure in a year and a half. Fire officials urge stronger prevention efforts as total losses for the first five months of 1923 exceed 1922 by more than 500 000.
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Topeka
Kan
Idted
Arshal L. T. Hussey
May
Avril
Hussey
Talks of reviving silk stocking industry in France
Stocking manufacture from spider silk suspended but revived discussion surfaces in France amid industry talk. Fireworks display at Lake View Store noted in brief item.
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Lake View Store
France
Grocers Gather for National Convention Delegates Meet in St Paul
Three thousand food trade workers attend the National Association of Retail Grocers convention in St Paul from tomorrow through Thursday. Prominent speakers include J H Mc Laurin W W Frazier Jr Charles P Whiteman J W Herscher C A C Clark and James A Anderson. Lectures cover cost accounting legal aspects and industry practices by Clyde M Kelly W P McBain Donald K David Sidney A Linnekin and Thomas A Kelly.
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St. Paul
Associated Press
National Association of Retail Grocers
J. H. McLaurin
American Wholesale Grocers’association
W. W. Frazier, Jr
American Speciality Manufacturing Association
Charles P. Whiteman
National Food Brokers’ Association
J. W. Herscher
National Wholesale Grocers’ ‘Association
Charles A. C. Clark
National Coffee Roasters’ Association
James A. Anderson
National Canners’ Association
Clyde M. Kelly
Congress
W. P. McBain
Donald K. David
Bureau of Business’ Research
Harvard University
Sidney A. Linnekin
Babson Institute
Thomas A. Kelly
Special election set in Jefferson County for rail line tax
Special election scheduled for July 25 in Jefferson County to approve a two mill levy to finance the Leavenworth and Topeka railroad. Jude Bender of the district court ordered the county board to establish the Jefferson County benefit district and call the vote under new state law allowing benefit districts to bond for railway projects.
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Oskaloosa
Leavenworth & Topeka
Jude Bender
Jefferson County
Rain Goddess Sacrifice Report from Salisbury
A young native of Salisbury Rhodesia was sacrificed by burning at the stake in a Rain Goddess rite. Six other natives were tried and sentenced to death for his murder. clemency was recommended for the accused.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Boston Honors 14th Engineers in France Tribute
The first U S volunteer engineers to reach the front in France are celebrated in a new history covering May 1917 to May 1919. Mentions General Aylmer Haldane and the 6th British Corps as allied partners, and notes unit origins from New England railroads including Boston and Maine and Boston and Albany.
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Boston
Associated Press
United States
France
New England
14Th Engineers
United States Army
Aylmer Haldane
11Th Engineers
14Th
Royal Engineers
Haldane
Atlantic
Boisseaux-au-mont
Harvey
141Th Engineers
New
Albany
Albert T. Perking
Middle West
RB. W. Guppy
Boston and
Maine
D. ‘S. Bingham
Carpenter Returns to Carrollton After Memory Lapse
Dodge City resident James Harford, 50, and his son returned to Carrollton Missouri to resume the real estate business and social role he held before disappearing last February. He reportedly suffered temporary amnesia and recalled nothing until recently finding himself on Catalina Island. He wandered the country and worked locally while unable to remember his former name.
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Dodge City
James Harford
Haus
Carrollton
Harford
Catalina Island
Jim James
Income tax receipts in Kansas fall sharply in year
Kansas tax report shows total individual returns at 88,785 with most earnings between 1000 and 2000 dollars. Only one filer reported more than 90,000 dollars, while overall tax and surtax dropped by nearly five million dollars from the previous year as income totals declined.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
H. H. Motter
Internal Revenue
Motter
New York
State Support Totals Highlight Large Fund Grants
The data shows Texas leading with 3.6 billion in funds, followed by Pennsylvania 1.94 billion, Illinois 1.53 billion, California 1.17 billion, Massachusetts 1.15 billion, and Ohio 1.06 billion. Remaining states are under 50 million.
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Ing
Pennsylvania
Thinois
California
Massachusetts
Ohio
States
Lemon Cream for Freckles and Tan Lightening
A vintage home remedy advertises a lemon cream made by mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint of cream. It claims daily facial application will bleach freckles and blemishes, leaving skin clearer, softer, and rosier.
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State of
Dr. W. Nolan
RED Cross
Grocers
Mans
Lawrence
Yellow Cab
Pao
Freckles
Tal
Arras
Seashore Mountains
Yosemite
Lawrence, Kans
Willo
Jess
Lawrence National Bank
Paris
C. W. Smith
Ford
Rivsser
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