Hog raising not dainty but highly profitable says Mrs Bullard
Mrs. Cora Wellhouse Bullard of Tonganoxie told the state live stock convention that hog raising can pay big dividends when pursued scientifically. She urged thorough study of markets and world conditions, described equipment needs, and praised two litters per sow as a productive goal.
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Wichita
Cora Wellhouse Bullard
Tonganoxie
State Livestock Convention
Washington
W Ho
Bullard
Radio growing in popularity among Russian masses
Moscow March 1 Radio is becoming popular among Russian masses. About 1,000,000 home dwellers now have amateur wireless. The government charges a license fee of fifty tents a year for a crystal set and one dollar a year for a tube set. Amateurs may use transmitting as well as receiving apparatus. Importation of radio equipment is prohibited and all equipment is Russian manufactured.
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Moscow
Wheat Market Plunges as Heavy Selling Hits Chicago
Persistent heavy selling by major commission houses triggers a severe wheat decline with prices sliding across grains. Liverpool’s lower quotations and larger than expected farmer reserves spurred concessions. corn and oats fall, hogs and cattle show mixed moves, and livestock markets reflect weaker demand across Kansas City and Chicago trading days.
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Chicago
United States
Liverpool
Wall Street Sees Violent Market Reaction Amid Selling Pressure
Financial roundup notes a broad market decline as fears of failed pools and rising yields trigger liquidations. Major falls hit American Brake Shoe, Foundation Co, US Steel, and Canadian Pacific while high grade industrials and rails hold some losses. Trading volume nears 2.5 million shares with a weak closing.
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Wall Street
New York
American Brake Shoe and Foundry
Foundation Company
New -York Canners
Ing
Scem
American
Can
General Electric
U. S. Steel
Canadian Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
American Brake Shoe
Foundation Comerpany
Low Pri J
Ret
Dorsdan
Mathieson Alkali
Porto Rico
American Agricultural
Chamical Preferred
McCrory Stores
Local Socials and School Notes Highlight February Activities
Lecompton residents and visitors attend WLWTU tribute to Frances Willard with readings, songs, and prayers. Community members greet Washington's birthday events, civic notices, and high school notes including Valentine skits and Lincoln birthday assembly.
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ToahiGlenn
Lincoln
Tobbins
Tecumseh
Chick Season Opens with Incubation Tips from County Agent
County agent H. Colglazier warns April is peak hatch time and emphasizes early hatched chicks as the most productive. Proper incubation, ventilation, and brooding reduce losses while new methods from Kansas influence local farming practices and are available by inquiry through the county agent. Fountain Fens-The Guaranteed dependable Rankin's Drug Store.
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H. (. Colglazier
Kansas
Itas
Ian Anderson
Local Car Crash Leaves One Hurt In Ditch Incident
A speeding coupe struck a ditch and knocked into a telephone pole, breaking their eyepatch style restraint. nine thousand eggs reportedly remained intact in the wreckage.
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Hutchibson
De Soto News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
Miss Virginia Burks spent Sunday in Kansas City. Florence Davison joins the Lawrence Journal World. Miss Dayigoti is praised for newspaper work in De Soto. Mrs. Morse visits Joseph Mo. Robert Turner moves stock to the old Eagle Eye building. Elmer Hunter stays in De Soto Mercantile. The Wood family plans a closing out sale and moves to Kansas City. H W Kessler takes the midget team to Linwood. Linwood wins in De Soto. Robison called to Tescott after a brother’s death.
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Virginia Burks
Kansas City
G. P. Davis
Sante Fe
Topeka
Davis
Florence Davison
Lawrence Journal-World
Sliss Dayigoti
de Soto
de Soto News
Charles Morse
St. Joseph
Robert Masley
I. T. Martin
James Rainfis
Lucile
A. E. Dauding
Missouri
Robert Turner
Abbott
Eagle Eye
Elmer’ Hunter
G. D. ‘Wood
George Sparks
Wood
H.W. Kessler
Linwood
G. BD. Wood
Roscoe J. Robinson
Tescott
Kansas
Emma Jewett
Kidney Health Ad Advises Water and Rad Salts Drink
An old health ad urges Americans to prevent kidney trouble by reducing rich foods and drinking soft water. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts daily, a grape and lemon juice lithia compound, to flush kidneys, ease bladder issues, and neutralize acids with non injurious effervescent uthia water style.
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Persistent Coughs
Advertises Creomulsion as a new emulsified creosote medicine that soothes inflamed membranes and stops germ growth. Claims two fold action, safety assurances, and refund if cough or cold not relieved after following directions. Mentions Atlanta based Creomulsion Company.
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Mulsion Company
Atlanta
Ford County faces extra trial costs in Bucklin murder case
Louis Manning, a Bucklin farmer convicted of first degree murder, chose to stand trial on the charge rather than plead guilty to second degree murder. The decision, announced soon after the murder, cost Ford County between 1000 and 1200 dollars. Dr. L. H. Frink travels to Kansas City for lectures and clinics at the Kansas City Dental College. The M. E. Ladies Aid to serve lunch at the G. D. Wood sale with pies welcome.
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Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
M. E. Ladies Aid
G. D. Wood
Ford County
Dodge City
Louis Manning
Bucklin
Farmer
Kansas City
L. H. Frink
Pilgrim Mother Statue Unveiled at Plymouth Rock
The Pilgrim Mother statue was unveiled at Plymouth Rock Massachusetts honoring pioneer women who endured hardship. The passage notes she and her husband built a home in the wilderness and raised their children while cooking spinning and providing for the family, including making remedies from roots.
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Plymouth Rock
Mass
Jill
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