Kansas Spring Crop Acreage Drops 9 Percent
Kansas farmers plan 9 percent less spring harvest area than last year, driven mainly by a 20 percent cut in corn. Oats and tame hay also decline, while grain sorghums, barley, potatoes, and beans rise. The joint state and federal report cites adverse weather and adjustments under agricultural programs as causes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Departments of Agriculture
J. C. Mohler
State Board of Agriculture
F. JK. Reed
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Flashes of Life: Sterling seeks support in divorce cross petition
York Neb George W Sterling plans to run for governor again. He answered his wife's divorce action with a cross petition for separate maintenance claiming he is an invalid, unable to earn, and practically destitute. Chicago 71 year old Max Karp deaf mute argued his own case in sign language via interpreter and won a $285 civil action for a merchant before Judge Trude. Dilworth Minn The board of education responds to a recent announcement it would receive ap-
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Associated Press
York
Neb
George W. Sterling
Chicago
Max Karp
Samuel H.*trude
Dilworth
Minn
Board of Education
Rev C Puls Lectures Baptism at Trinity Lutheran Tonight
The Rev C Puls will speak at 7:45 tonight at Trinity Lutheran church on The Sacrament of Baptism. Topics include John versus Christian baptism, grounds, modes, and related questions as about 60 prospective members are to be received in the church tonight and announced.
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C. A. Puls
Trinity Lutheran Church
John
Iec
Creomulsion Ad Promises Quick Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless remedy for coughs and colds. It claims seven active helps in one formula and assurance of a refund if the cough is not relieved. Your druggist can authorize the money back on the spot.
Arrested for intoxication fined in police court
Roy Henderson was arrested Sunday night on intoxication charges. He pleaded guilty before Judge C. H. Hobart and received a cash fine of 101 dollars. He was ordered to pay 2.50 dollars weekly toward repayment for equipment destroyed during the incident.
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Roy Henderson
C. H. Hobart
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