Potatoes tested for seed treatment yields on multiple farms
Demonstration at Roscoe Pine farm shows acid corrosive sublimate treatment increases potato yields and reduces culls. Kansas State extension experts John O Miller and W G Amatein led the trial with varied results across Douglas Jefferson Shawnee counties. Detailed prep explains stock solutions, application in barrels, and handling cautions for safe planting and storage.
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Roscoe Pine
John O. Miller
Kansas State College
W. G. Amatein
Douglas
Jefferson
Shawnee
South Dakota
E. H. Leker
Test Your Knowledge Trivia Mix
A disjointed classified style item asks several knowledge questions. It references events and people such as Ressede ln Palma, Max Schmeling, Maestro, a famous quote about hanging together, Richard Trevi thick, Guayaquil, U S presidential qualifications, Eugene Guillaume, Rutters University charter, and Dr Alexander dentist. The garbled OCR-style list implies a puzzle quiz within a classified section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ressede
Ln Palma
Unitedates
Max Schmeling
Richard Trevithick
Guayaquaila
The
United
Eugene Guillaume
Ruttere I University
Dr Faris to Arizona Opens Tucson Office
Former Lawrence resident Dr Hervey 8 Faris, an X ray and cardiac specialist, has opened an office in Tucson at the request of nationally known experts. A Tucson tuberculosis sanitarium and several large clinics will aid his work. Mrs Faris will stay in Riverside until June. Faris earned a KU PhD and trained at Rush Medical College Chicago. He is a former president of Riverside County Medical Association.
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Hervey
Faris
Riverside
Calif
Tucson
Ariz
Ddesert City
Josephine Fugate
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Chicago
Rush Medical College
Mercy Hospital
Cook County Hospital
Riverside County Medical Association
Detroit conciliatory board to aid Chrysler UAWA dispute
Dr. Frederick Seidenburg was named chairman of the Detroit conciliatory board after a meeting. He will confer with Mayor Frank Couzens as the board awaits other members. Once formed, the voluntary body could offer services to Chrysler and United UAWA in seeking settlement of their differences and could assist in other labor conflicts in Detroit.
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Ing
Frederick Seidenburg
S. J
University of Detroit
Detroit
Frank Couzens
Chrysler Corporation
United U.A.W.A
Motor City
Is Not In Illinois Frederic Fleming Missing Kansas Lead
Frederic Fleming, a University of Kansas student, is missing and not at his grandmother’s or aunt’s home in Princeton Illinois. Sheriff Fred Vogler reported a call from Fredonia Kansas stating the boy’s father C W Fleming received a wire from Mrs Jessie Fleming of Princeton confirming he was not there. The Flemings fear his disappearance, noting he had recently spoken of motorcycle fever and left with little clothing. He stands 6 feet 1 inch, 150 pounds, with black curly hair and a pompadour, last seen March 8 in his room at 700 Alabama Street wearing a blue coat sweater, dark trousers, and black oxford shoes.
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Frederic Fleming
K. U
Princeton, Til
Fred Vogler
Fredonia
Kan
C. W. Fleming
Frederic
Jessie Fleming
Princeton
Flemings
Altho
Sway
Lawrence
Alabama Street
Chicago Police Guard Against Strike Violence
Chicago patrols moved through the Loop to curb outbreaks linked to the 13 day cab drivers strike. All police leaves were cancelled as tensions rose over higher commissions for Yellow and Checker Cab drivers. Night patrols reduced streets to prevent further clashes and damage.
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Chicago
Endacott and ex Jayhawk stars visit for Phillips drive
Lawrence visitors include Paul Endacott former Kansas University captain now a Phillips Petroleum executive based in Bartlesville Oklahoma en route to Denver to advise with Coach Harold Schmidt in the Phillips 66 AAU drive Endacotts father Frank and son Donald join the trip University of Colorado coach Forrest B Cox formerly a KU athlete and two year Boulder coach traveled from Chicago for the meeting Cox led Boulder to a Rocky Mountain division title tie before the playoff loss to Denver
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Paul Endacott
K. U
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Denver
Harold Schmidt
Phillips 66
Paul
Frank Endacott
Donald
Oilers
Forrest B. Cox
University of Colorado
Boulder
Chicago
National Basketball Coaches Association
Cox
Deaths and Funerals Ernest Dale Stewart
Ernest Dale Stewart eleven month old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Stewart died today in St Francis hospital Topela. He is survived by his parents two sisters Shirley and Netperte one brother Saves ex andparents Mrs beet Stewart Tr and Mrs Henry Borat. Funeral services will be held at 12 o'clock Saturday afternoon from the Rumsey funeral home. Burial will be in McLouth cemetery.
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Ernest Dale Stewart
Charles Stewart
St. Francis Hospital
Topela
Shirley
Netperte
Beet
Henry Borat
Rumsey Funeral Home
McLouth Cemetery
Missionary talks to Kiwanis club on Indian affairs
G E E Lindquist spoke at Wiedemann's luncheon, criticizing Wheeler Howard policy and urging assimilation of Indians into American life. He warned the land trust model weakens tribal self sufficiency, citing Navajo conditions and education funding shifts. The Haskell mixed quartet performed, with Corinne Bemis as accompanist.
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Kiwanis Club
Wiedemann’s Today
G. E. E. Lindquist
Haskell
Evylyn Tidmore
Toccoa Baker
Edward Peters
Benedict Ashes
Corinne Bemis
Lindquist
Lindaurst
Freedman’s Bureau
All Well at Weaver No 1 as Wisecracks Fall
Weaver No 1 stood at 765 feet this afternoon with no water or oil yet. A crowd of about 3,000 gathered watching the spudding outfit and nine foot buckets drop muck from the earth while discussions and jokes circulated about the water well near the Weaver store.
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Weaver No. 1
Weaver Store
Nevin
Jony
Senate approves Walker bond fee
Senate action on a bond fee related to Walker is reported, with discussion of related measures. House committees discuss education and Ways and Means adverse reports on a Warren bill that would provide 25 dollars per semester state aid to junior college students in counties with community high schools. Senate works on unemployment measure and schedules final passage after amendments. House approves passage of a soil water conservation bill in about an hour.
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House
Senate
Warren
Fort Scott
Whic
Wage Boost for 2 500 Oklahoma City Workers
About 2 606 Magnolia Petroleum employees in Oklahoma City earning under 5 000 dollars a year will get wage increases of 3 4 to 9 cents per hour officials said today. The note ends with a classified ad line about livestock sales and a phone call for ad-takers.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Journal- World
Trio Pleads Not Guilty in Rug Theft Case
Three men George McClain Eldon McClellan and Chester Ford were charged with petit larceny for stealing an Axminster rug from a New York Cleaners delivery truck. The rug was taken to the Santa Fe depot where officers arrested them. They pleaded not guilty arraigned before Justice D S Hults and trial was set for March 22 with bonds of 100 each.
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New York
Lafwrence
Justice Court
Hults
Girls Break Strike at Woolworth Manh. Unit
New York March 18 strikers at a Woolworth Manhattan unit faced 27 nonstriking workers moved to work positions to block aisles. Police had earlier dispersed a Brooklyn sit down. Seventeen workers jailed for alleged fire hazard. Strikers sought 40 hour week and $20 weekly minimum.
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New York
Manhattan
F. W. Woolworth Company
Woolworth
Brooklyn
City Building Department
Steel to a New Era in U S Steel Contracts
Pittsburgh March 18 big steel enters a new era as near peak production continues no costly strikes across the two billion dollar U S Steel corporation union leaders and executives sign unprecedented contracts ending three days of negotiations the pact extends to March 1 next year and provides for an impartial umpire if no agreement is reached. Also notes vaccinations in Wichita New Albany mayor dies and a short strike at Fisher Body plant ends later items list Denver trip of Emil Liston and prep for Topeka high school tournament.
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Pittsburgh
Amerian
U. S. Steel Corporation
John S. Lewis
Philip Murray
Lewis
Benjamin F. Fairless
Carnegie Ilinois Steel Corporation
U. S. Steel
U.S. Steel
Explosion at New Penec School Kills and Maims Children
Fatal blast at the New penece school near Overton Texas leaves an undetermined number of children dead and injured. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as authorities investigated the cause and scope of the explosion reported on March 18.
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Tyler
Tex
Mar
Newpenece School
Overton
To- Ye
Bishop Wise to Preach at Trinity Church Sunday
The Rt Rev James Wise Episcopal bishop of Kansas will preach at the 11 o clock service at Trinity Episcopal church on Sunday. A confirmation class will be held.
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Bishop Wise
James Wise
Kansas
Trinity Episcopal Church
Crossing Deaths Mount in 1936 Total 106 More
The Interstate Commerce Commission reported that 1,786 people were killed in grade crossing accidents in 1936, up from 1,680 in 1935, with 669 railway workers dying in railroad accidents and total railroad accident deaths at 5,1398. Charles Lee Cooke, 72, longtime Washington society arbiter, died of heart disease. The Kansas House approved amended Senate school aid bill allocating about 2 million for elementary schools.
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Washington
Mar
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles Lee Cooke
Washington Society
Cooke
State Department
Department
White House
Charlie
Evening Star social notes from Olathe and nearby
Olathe families hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Albert Luther and son Wilber, with Ellsworth Page funeral attendees listed. Local students earned honors at Eudora High. Minnie Abel named to senior play, and various residents noted for visits, dinners, and church society activities at Weaver and Lawrence area locations.
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Albert Luther
Wilber
G. O. Luther
Olathe
Pete Edelbrock
Charlene
Ellsworth Page
Gus Koehler
Carl
Yarry Broers
Vernon
Eugene McCabria
Fred Siewkie
Gertrude Penner
Myrtle Leamer
Harry McCabria
Henry Kurtz
Chris Meuffle
Robert Reusch
Alice Marie Kindred
Eudora High School
Minnie Abel
Ebenezer Whittle
Anne
Theigh School
Mabel Campbell
Community Socials Across Kaw Valley and Eudora
Mr and Mrs Robert McFarland visit Mr and Mrs Georgs Baegi in Kaw Valley on Wednesday. Mary Bryant of Fall Leaf guests Miss Wilson Wednesday night. Edelbrocks and Bernitzes spend time in Kansas. Otto Abel family hosts, Abel and Meffe families, and 49th wedding anniversary at Homewood. Zipp family from Eudora, Hadl hosts, Kurtz Green visit. Ladies Aid attendees from Eudora attend Methodist church event.
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Robert McFarland
Kaw Valley
Georgs Baegi
Mary Bryant
Fall Leaf
Ag Wilson
Pete Edelbrock
Kansas
Howard Bernitz
Lelia Mae
Frank Erat
Kansas City
Otto Abel
Daughes
Actin Abel
Charlie Oschel
Jack
Ax Daugher
Hi Freemen
DeSoto
Chris Meuffle
Eudora
Meuffle
August Richtermier
Richtermmier
Martin’ Abel
June Louise
Homewood
George Abel
Robert Zipp
Paul Hadl
Zipp
Shawnee
Robert
Hadl
Carl Kurtz
Hesper
Carl Green
Ben Neis
Leslie Kindred
Neil Catlin
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Opened Boys Department At Palace Store In City
The Palace clothing store announced today the opening of a complete boys department after remodeling. Previously a men’s shop, it added a shoe department a year ago and now offers men and boys apparel, completing stock for all ages.
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Palace Clothing
Danger Signals Warn of Unchecked Boom and Market Swings
The piece notes danger signals tied to rapidly rising production and recalls cautions raised over a year ago about unguarded business booms. Secretary Wallace agrees fears of market volatility and a 1933 costar ban are connected to potential government action. The article implies the government lacks sufficient powers to curb wide swings and may seek authority to avert a drastic upturn and possible collapse.
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Wallace
Scinintatseti
Costa Anc B
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Independence
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Flint
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Topeka
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Dan Reiger
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Weaver
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Small Son
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Wilfred Eudaly
Salem Women’s Missionary Society
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Neis
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Combest
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Don Carlos
Weaver's
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Langston Memorial Company
East 13Th St
Max B. Wiedemann
Obic Street
Insured Investors, Inc
Kansas City, MO
Funk
Granada
Pinckney District
Bath
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Hear Evangelist
J. J. Hogan
Church OF Christ
Ninth and Tennessee Streets
Jesus Christ
Luke
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