Kaw Valley Sees Bigger Potato Acreage This Year
A survey by the U S Department of Agriculture and Kansas officials shows Kaw Valley potato acreage this year at about 13 530 acres, five percent more than last year’s harvested area. About 50 percent of the valley’s crop is planted with favorable weather ahead.
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Kaw Valley
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kaw
Kansas
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Tennessee
Arkansas
Maryland
Missouri
Cherry Blossoms Draw Sightseers to National Capital
Washington expects a two week bloom starting around April 1 as West Potomac Park trees reach full flowering. The 12 varieties include dawn snowflakes and yellow gown. Tokyo gifted 2000 cherry trees in 1909, with replacements in 1911 after disease, and Washington has nurtured both single and double flowering varieties.
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Washington
West Potomac Park
Charles Henlock
Horticultural Division
Henlock
Hantock Ned
William Howard Taft
Tokyo
Japan
United States
Taff
Weather notes and midweek service at Trinity Lutheran
The forecast calls for a sharp drop to 25 degrees in Kansas tonight with many areas seeing 50s this afternoon and tomorrow. A light snow was reported in Nebraska, Montana, Minnesota, and the Dakotas. western Canada cities reported 20 below zero. Dodge City topped yesterday at 64 degrees. The midweek service at Trinity Lutheran features a double quartet from Haskell Institute, with ongoing Thursday studies on Genesis, using slides.
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Mercury
Kansas
Nebraska
Montana
Minnesota
Dakotas
Canada
Kensay
Dodge Acy
Haskell
Haskell Institute
Trinity Lutheran Church
Cold Wave Plows Into Kansas From Northwest
A cold wave from the northwest bringing temperatures as low as 20 degrees below zero overnight was moving into Kansas, according to the federal weather bureau. Meteorologist B. R. Laskowski provided details.
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Topeka
Federal Weather Bureau
Kansas
B. R. Laskowski
Lutheran Students Attend Nebraska Conference
About ten Lutheran students will leave Friday for Blair Nebraska to attend the Southwestern Region conference of the Lutheran Student Association. George Endacott of Lawrence serves as region president. Rev Mr Puls is slated to speak at the Saturday evening meeting.
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Puls
Blair
Nebr
Lutheran Student Association
George Endacott
Lawrence
Students to Attend Pulpit Service by Car Travel
Time to be in his pulpit Sunday morning. The students will motor in two cars. They will return late Sunday afternoon.
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Mr. Pearson
Sigel Pearson
Black Jack
Fannie Cavender
Diamond Dyes Offer Bright New Dress Colors
Diamond Dyes promise easy use and smooth even coverage with no sign of re dyed locks. Rich pure anilines ensure true colors that resist wear and washing, costing more to make but not more at the drugstore. Cast at 18c.
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Couturiers
J. C. Penney Clothing
Filling station investment in U S tops six hundred fifty million
Chicago AP reports that investment in filling stations across the United States amounts to about 650 million dollars, as stated by the Chicago major club.
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Chicago
United States
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