Sorghum Profits Rise In Kansas Corn Belt
Kansas study by the State Agricultural College and Thomas notes sorghums yield higher profits than corn in 10 counties and perform well across 94 counties with favorable climate and dry soils. Varieties total about twenty in Kansas, with several suited to local conditions, while black sorghum offers forage benefits and potential for cattle feed.
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Kansas
Umuire
EL Thompeson
Karnes Stile Anaialiaval College
Nam
United States
Wansig
Nansis
Aretha Ae Doeair
Savieny
Eontiak Ianens
Athavens
Carina
Stanley
Allies Press Ahead In Western Front Movements
Report from Holland notes French advances in Champagne and allied pressure as German troops move through Belgium toward the western front. Dutch papers show Herman forces rushing to the front, with observers suggesting Germany aims to shift from the east to a fresh westward offensive while the Allied response remains cautious.
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Bonden
Holland
Verwins Toomake
Gother Rt
Maximun Steanedd
Snd
Nielit
Herman
Helnium
Hortern Helotua
Belgine Vane
Tore
London
Remarkable case of Mrs Ham in Shamrock Mo
Mrs Ham of Shamrock Missouri reports severe health decline including pains in the side backache and nervous spells driven by ang ry health. After using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier she claims regained energy sleep digestion and relief from hot flashes with improved home life and well being. Special advice offered by Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
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Shamrock
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pythian Home Effort Seeks Lawrence Lodge Support
Local Pythian Lodge pursues securing a home in Lawrence. Members discuss bringing the Pythian organization to Line Run and consider preliminary work for erecting a hall. Mentions of community sympathy and thanks to friends and neighbors follow a period of illness and bereavement.
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Lawrence
Perhian Statens
Stuthy
Chik of the Cihelle Varrsity lide ari on the t ronmptet
An unclear excerpt describes a gathering with Miss Chace Nea per and Rebeka Shue vadt, with Meslet Potter presiding and Vivh GFE present. It notes a structured year with district divisions and rotating instruction schools events, mentioning Mtawa Wellsville and a banquet.
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Israel Zangwill
Rebekah School
Rosehool
Tsaybeter
Visitier Delewaties
Spring Practice Postponed by Bad Weather
Bad weather forces coach Bond to delay spring practice indefinitely. The team planned sessions on McConk Field, with future workouts contingent on improving conditions and preparation for the season.
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Bond
Dane
Theer Lindsay
Janetier
McConk Field
Clothing Needed The Salvation Army Seeks Donations
The Salvation Army requests clothing of all kinds and offers to pick up magazines and newspapers. Anyone wanting to donate should call Tell Phone 200 or Women 1135. Ensign and Mrs. Houfet are in charge.
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Salvation Army
Ensign
Constantinople Imperial Train Prepares To Leave Capital
Dispatch from Athens notes Salta and imperial trains ready to depart the capital, lines form toward the resid shiation, with obliquely referenced figures and locations. The piece also mentions Christian education records, school attendance shifts, and a global note on education in the world.
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Imperial
Maris
Mar
Athens
Salta
Parkes
Constantimente
Bids Open for Municipal Sewer Project in Laawberee
Bids will be received at the city’s public works office noon March 5 for the Laawberee sewer project. Plans and specifications are available for the excavation and installation work at the city hall.
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Thomas and Atlas
Theele
Pratine
Aed Speerieg
Laawberee
Study Notes From Catten School 1914 Attendances
Fragmentary lines describe attendance figures at Toa during 1914 and refer to early issues of the empire’s newspapers. Mentions of the first institute of the imperial societies and talks about increases in workers’ incomes and dairy items.
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Catten
Lik Ponte
Reatuan
Toa
Eniipasen
Tuoedass Geanis
Untitled fragment notes on ailments and terms
Fragmentary text lists various old fashioned ailments and remedies with odd spellings. The garbled lines reference lumbago sprains fevers colds and other conditions, interspersed with uncertain names and phrases. The passage reads like a jumble of medical terms and casual observations without coherent narrative.
Growing school contest tests church effort at Emporia
The Emporia Christian church runs a growing school with weekly services. A Sunday auto service aids distant families to attend at the Laurel building. Leaders anticipate strong attendance as favorable weather raises hopes for about 600. A list of call locations is being prepared for next Sunday.
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Ge Christian Chattel
Mansas
Adie Selradis
America
Ciurkon
Ole
Schopl
Ehareh i Emporia
Lawrence School
Chldren
Elurel
Sanda
Hw Lanwrence
Christian Church
Guo GE
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Ofice
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Sherman
Wiggins
Pferless
Wilder S
Metcalf Perkins Building
Klein
Mass
Wilder Bros
Perkins Trust
Sorgrum
Dardanelles
Scadifornia
el Ay
Hardy
Afivertine
Balan
Wergiteest
Tbl
Darby
Bowne
Cincinnati Jine
The
Cincinnatii Time Recorder Co
Ohio
Bryan
Kansas City
Belgium
Outoan Mareh
Dake Clare
Cirts
T Ie
Une Philippine
Fomectine
Sreshneu Seg
Terday Joost Maretindale
Corwen
Rae
Walter Abrereon
Garigh Selinol
Trapertasiee
Trottierhoed
Marelli
Brogheri
Lie Rey
Betine Deans
Peli
Drux
Ham
Willa
Modern Deminatie Litermuire
Plu Varsity
Borner
Ous
Car Soma
VRS
Eliza Snodel
Bap Bros
Viktor
Constantinople
Wilk
Mas
ShiouteWir
Lleyn
Scott
Ig Es
Tasdicke
Jaedicke
Ouch
Raymond’s Drug Store
Massachusetts
Eanbsansmn Snes
Conecroft
Guernsey Dairy
Wagstaff’s Grocery
Raymond’'S Drug Store
Fischer
Lawrence National Bank
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