Grain on farms March first shows shift in 1925 crops
The March first grain report from the Department of Agriculture estimates 1925 crops by state. Corn totals 1,318,798,000 bushels or 45.3 percent. wheat 99,297,000 bushels or 7.9 percent. oats 477,064,000 bushels or 55.1 percent. Shipments and milling figures are given for county and out-of-county movements. Private details list state-by-state production figures and percentages.
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Washington
Mar
Department of Agriculture
Fee
Gorn
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Town
Souri
Nebraska
Kansas
Wheat
Pennsylvania
Mlinois
Minnesota
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Montana
Community Notices From Lawrence and Topeka Social Roundup
Sioux Indians visit Dresden and numerous local families share visits and gatherings in Lawrence Topeka and Kansas City. Social calls include millinery district work sessions Stitch-a-Bit club at Mrs Frolicks and a high school play Green Stockings.
Real Estate Transfers List Details Multiple Property Deals
A dense record of real estate transfers shows Jo Shields and wife selling to IL Te Fraker a north portion of a section for 31 and other consideration. Numerous other deeds record Mary White to Daniel White, Puckett family transfers, and parcels in Babcock’s enlarged addition. Prices range from $1 to $ around $5,000 with various lot designs and street parcels listed.
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Bevkaml
Section
Considi FL
New Pation Beek Aml
Gomasial
G. Pieratt
Charie Puckett
Babcock
Apt
Teratt
Charlie S. Puckett
Thomas
Tiras
Angelina
Pennsylvania
Sol Ste
McDonnell
Joseph W
Honan
Taailer
Thompson
George Hartman
Wey
Spiner
Sallie E. So B
M. A. Quick
J. J. Bleaks
Commonwealth Sorgetfactuis Company
Univesity Place
Montgomery
Carl Brooks
Wither J. Nansfield
T. Melonnell
W. EE. Hoover
Jessie H
Moreland Place
The
Lincoln Land Company
Michael A. Anderson
Marguerite M. Claxton
Hus India
Bertha FE. White
Township
Irwin B. Pulliam
Lenora Juquish
Dearborn St
Baldwin
Edward D. Shaw
William A. Spray
Sinclair Addition
Marriages and visits noted from Topeka weekend
Brackett and Mrs. Wilson Martin spent last Monday in Topeka. Mrs. Lee Coleman visited Mrs. Daniel Kirby last Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lyons of Kansas City came Saturday evening for the weekend. Paul C. Lyons and Rosetta Reeve wed Saturday March 6.2 Ada Miller, Lyon's sister, is visiting for a few days.
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Mr. White
Lawrence
George Jefferies
Wilson Martin
Kelsey
Chambers .of Commerce Tooms
Miss Early
Topeka
Gladys Lyons
E. $. Reeves
L. P. Arnett
Paris DeWitt
Rey Orr
L. EF. Arnett
Kansas City
Josephine Frolick
Jerry Lyons
Miller
Lee Coleman
Daniel Kirby
Francis Lyons
Paul C. Lyons
Rosetta Reeve
Ada Miller
Duck that barks stuns Martha's Vineyard farmer
John Bassett, a Martha's Vineyard farmer, owns a duck that barks instead of quacking. He recounts chasing what he thought was a dog after hearing barking, only to find the duck making the sound while the sheep graze undisturbed. The odd pet remains unexplained.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
John Bassett
Bassett
D. Drake
California tops divorce rate says nation’s stats
A fragment notes California has the highest number of divorced men and women in the Union, labeling the state as an island curiosity with a sensational tone and unclear context.
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California
Union
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Durban
South Africa
Dresden
Via
Sfax
Europe
Inany
Olson Bros
Greene’ ‘Hat Shop
Geobsheets&son
Massachusetts
Lawrence Iron Works
New Hamp
W. E. Coleman
Carl McClung
Preston Higley
Allen Lirby
Martha's Vineyard
Labor and ‘Bands
Kahn’s Garage
Aperceacuyy
Cayeeird
Johnson
Overton ‘Hardware and Variety Store
Northrup King and Ferry’s
Winchester
Sherwin- Williams
Vigoro
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