Lawrence High School Relay Team Won't Enter Meet
Coach Uhribaub denies plans to enter the Lawrence high school relay team in the upcoming Kansas state meet after a KC invite to join the event. He cites no track workouts this season and lack of materials. The Lawrence basketball season closed with a one point win over the KC All Stars, with state finals set for March 28-29 at Robinson Gymnasium. A meeting is called for Monday at 3 PM to boost fan support and assess potential tennis and track participation.
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Kansas City
Lawrence High School
Convention Hall
Missouri
Kansas
Dutch
Uhriaub
J.A. Reilly
Kansas City Athletic Association
Lawrence
Kansas City All-Stars
Lawrence Basketeers
Robinson Gymnasium
Abrlaub
Paniel Ulrich Death Notice
Daniel Ulrich a Douglas County pioneer and Lone Star resident died this morning at his home Burial set for Sunday at 10 at the Brethren church with burial in Ulrich cemetery.
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Paniel Ulrich
Daniel Ulrich
Douglas County
Lone Star
Brethren Church
Ulrich Cemetery
Kansas Dentists Plan Topeka Convention Dates
The Kansas Dental Society announces its annual convention in Topeka on April 28 29 and 30 with Dr A D Black and Dr A M Black to speak. Demonstrative clinics will be held and Monte Gants of Cawker City serves as society president.
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Topeka
Kansas Dentury Society
Dek Fr
A. D. Black
Lefl
Monte Gants
Cawker City
Treasury authorizes redemption of 613 million loan certificates
Washington reports immediate redemption of 613 million dollars in loan certificates dated December 5 and maturing May 6 at par plus accrued interest. The event follows the arrival in St Louis of women delegates for the National American Woman Suffrage Association jubilee convention and celebration.
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Washington
Treasury
St. Louis
Thats City
Saffage Association
Eka Eet
Attention to Vegetable Garden Promotes Home Harvest
The United States Department of Agriculture urges farmers to prepare home gardens as planting season nears. It stresses growing Irish potatoes and later crops, advising a small area for early potatoes and a larger, well-fertilized main crop.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Planting tips for early potatoes and scab protection
The first potato crop should be planted as soon as soil is workable. For early eating varieties Irish Cobbler White Triumph and Red Triumph are recommended, with Irish Cobbler preferred if only one type is grown. To prevent scab, soak tubers in a solution of half a pint formaldehyde in 15 gallons of water for about two hours.
Preventing Losses From Sweet Potato Diseases
The report outlines losses of ten to fifteen million bushels annually due to black rat foot rat surface rat and scarf or soil stain. It recommends seed selection seed bed treatment soil replacement disinfection and crop rotation to reduce disease impact.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Extravagant Use of Straw for Cattle Bedding Advised
The Agriculture department cautions that only a limited amount of straw bedding should be used for beef cattle while discouraging excessive amounts. Any roughage offered should be placed in the hay rack first. refused feed becomes bedding. Stover stalks, though harder to handle, make suitable bedding material and should be used instead of burning or discarding.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Stover
Plans For Farm Buildings From Federal Bureau
The bureau of public roads in the United States department of agriculture has prepared working drawings for farmhouses bunkhouses and storage houses for grains and crops to meet county conditions and aid farm labor needs. Copies will be sent free on application to the division of rural engineering. Many prominent educators of the Pacific Northwest are expected at the event.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
Division of Rural Engineer‘ing
Bureau
Stomach trouble blamed on acidity and Jad Salts remedy
A well known authority claims stomach trouble and indigestion stem from excess stomach acidity not lack of digestive juices. He cites sour meals, bloating, belching, and nausea and recommends four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and improve digestion.
Preparations for Farm Woodland and Reforestation
Farmers should decide which land stays in woods and which is cleared for farm use. Reforest unprofitable small areas as nursery stock prices normalize and plan woodland improvements with county agent. Eliminate poorer tree species and fill openings to maximize future returns and rapid growi ng trees. A few days of planning now can yield ample future benefits.
Spasmodic Sermon Rally Draws Mixed Reactions
A local gathering titled Spasmodic Sermon drew a crowd of attendees reacting with mixed views. Many observers described the event as erratic while others praised its energy and provocative questions.
Thirteen Pleads Relief From Severe Eczema With Resinol
A mother describes her baby suffering through intense eczema with head sores and constant itching. After using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for four days, the itching ceased and skin healed. two jars cured the child.
Corn Remedy Promoted by Local Store
A damaged fragment describes a remedy for corn pain with a doctoring routine and over the counter treatment. It mentions a millinne, a drag store, and claims the product eases corn pain and offers a complete relief. The text references Lucera and a named store.
Victory Liberty Loan helmets to be sold to bond buyers
War material from World War I is distributed in the Victory Liberty Loan drive. About 85,000 German helmets captured in the war will be sold at a nominal price to bond purchasers, via federal reserve district quotas, with sale regulations to be announced.
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Jude
Washington
War Department
Liberty Loan Committee
Poland's Premier Warns East Must Yield for European Peace
Warsaw reports Jan Ignace Paderewski warns that Germany is defeated in the west but not in the east and a strong, united Poland is key to European peace. He says eastern victory by Germany could give control of wheat cotton oil coal and minerals and threaten global dominance. The article also notes baking tests show Alaska and other bread producers inferior in flour quality.
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Warsaw
Germany
Khey
Europe
Poland
Jan Ignace Paderweski
Tremier Paderweski
Russia
Turkestan
Department of Agriculture
Legislature passes wide slate of acts and reforms
The legislature enacted measures including a loans program for farm home buyers prioritizing veterans, road and bridge aid to counties, an anti profiteering inquiry, English instruction limits in schools, gas standard rebates, cattle theft prevention branding, and prohibition amendments. Also approved taxes for public health nursing, confiscation of liquor entering the state, ten day open season for quail, irrigation bureau creation, and funds for tuberculosis, parks, and geological surveys.
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Department of Agriculture
Norton
State Geological Survey
John Brown Park
Osawatomie
Tawnee Rock Park
Freckle-Tage Before March Freckles Vanish With Othine
March sun reveals freckles and a druggist sells double strength Othine with a money back guarantee. Apply a few times to remove freckles and improve complexion.
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Ady
Wonderful Miniature Motor for Dental and Gem Work
A miniature electric motor weighs about 150 grains and sits in a shell roughly one and a half inches long and an inch and a quarter in diameter. The shaft is designed to hold dental or surgical tools, and may also drive fine drills for teeth or gems. It runs up to about 300 revolutions per minute and operates on either direct or alternating current.
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Espreigny
Darkest Just Before Dawn Insight
A reflective quote mood piece notes that when one hits a low point, hope and resolve begin to reemerge as darkness peaks and the path to light unfolds.
Policy for farming on productive land in wartime economy
The text advocates concentrating farming on the most productive land to maximize wartime yields. It notes high prices for labor and inputs, warns against overhauling old fields, and urges improvements only when labor and fertilizer costs normalize. It emphasizes efficient use of resources and maintaining strong yields on prime land. It also mentions Christmas gift customs and historical notes on December 25th origins.
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United States Enpartment of Agriculture
TNS
Cavin Fari
Aid to Remembrance Habit and a Birthday Ring Asking
A brief diary like note recalls Dorothy’s nail biting habit and her father’s promise to stop the habit on her birthday. At day’s end she asks if wearing a ring would help her become prettier, hoping the habit ends with the celebration.
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Dorothy
Gray hair transformed by Sage Tea and Sulphur remedy
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Saer and Sulphur Compound as a home remedy to darken and enrich gray hair. It claims gradual, even coloring with daily use, promising a youthful look and thicker, more vibrant hair.
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