Kansas Forestry Commission Enters New Era in Conservation
Wichita Kan March 28 AP The Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission implements its first year under the new act creating it The agency drives flood control water conservation forestation and recreation grounds led by Governor Ben S Paulen Chairman George A Clark and others Its annual income runs about 200000 all from licenses not taxes The list of controlled properties includes Pratt Hatchery Neosho Crawford Meade Scott Scott County state parks and a 720 acre Ottawa County lake purchase with plans to add more Kansas spreads fish and game birds across counties and uses ten deputy wardens plus local wardens to police the state The department ships 500000 fish to watercourses and eggs to game birds to supply counties with state owned waters aiming to plant two thousand lakes in Kansas summary The commission notes a new era in Kansas conservation and a big job handled in a business like manner with slogans Build a lake plant a bush grow tree and keep outdoor Kansas cleaner and more attractive.
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Wichita
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Kansas Forestry, ‘Fish and Game Commission
Kansas
Ben 5 S. Paulen
George A. Clark
Topeka
Giles R. Atherton
el Dodaro
Leb. Larrabee
J. B. Boze
Pratt
Mmission
Forestry, Fish and Game Department
U “Neosho County State Park
Crawford County State Park
Wather Worth
Meade County State Park
Scott County State Park
Marion
Ison
Garden City
Ottawa County
Metin Gard
Contracta Icts
Commission
Forestry, Fish and Gate ‘Commission
J. B
Ward
Market News Highlights Wheat and Corn Shifts In Chicago Trade
Chicago market report shows abandoned acreage in Indiana and Ohio lower than expected lifting wheat prices toward the end of the day March delivery. July contracts rose amid futures bidding and speculative selling pressure. Corn gains were driven by persistent buying and distant sourcing. livestock futures also moved, with hogs and cattle prices noted along with weekly trading figures.
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Chicago
Trindla
Indiana
Ohio
Hayes General
Milwaukee
Kansas City Market Wrap Reads Like A Full Day
In Kansas City on March 24 to 28, field reports show cattle and hogs with higher bidding, lambs firm, and mixed grain futures. Wheat and oats traded steady as butter and poultry prices held, while stock indices rose on improving liquidity and several blue chips hitting new highs.
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Kansas City
Dept
Sheenz
Arizona
Chicago
Chicaco
U.S
Union building entertainments planned by Memorial Campaign
Plans were made yesterday by the student Memorial Campaign Committee in central administration with Prof. A G Mitchell to use the new Union building for late April. Events include April 22 university women tea, Monday smoker for university men at 85 o clock, a university chapel program Wednesday, and a Farm Days at Green Bros store with demonstrations lectures free prizes and clinics Friday Saturday and Thursday. Mrs Frank Jost and Dietrich Jost spent the day in Kansas City.
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A. G. Mitchell
Voniversity
Green
Bros
Trader Horn to Return to England After U S Radio Controversy
South African trader Horn says he hopes to die in the United States and return later, while newspapers dispute his Africa claims. Funk and Wagnalls editor Vizetelly rebuts Horn’s attacks on Stanley, calling them falsehoods and comparing Horn to Baron Munchausen. Local editor De Hora questions details about Nina T and gorillas on seacoast.
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New York
Trader Horn
South Africa
England
United States
Trader
Africa
WEAF
U. S
New York Ierald-Tribune
Frank H.vizeteily
Funk and Wagnalls
Henry M. Stanley
Grader Horn
Alfred Aloysius
Smith
Stanley
Mr. Vizetelly
Livingstone
von Munchausen
Baron Munchausen
The
Herald-Tribune
N. Herrgra. de Horn
Nina T
Seacoast
de Hora
Rider Haggard
Nina the
Lily
Two City Clinics Scheduled Friday Afternoon
On Friday two clinics will be held in the health rooms of the city starting at 1 o'clock and lasting through the afternoon. Dr. G. B. Francisco will conduct an orthopedic clinic and Dr. Harry M. Gilky will direct a baby clinic.
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G. B. Francisco
Harry M. Gilky
Rural patrons urged to aid mail delivery during road work
Postmaster C B Hosford urged rural route patrons near Lawrence to support mail service while boxes are removed for road grading and widening. He advised temporary boxes to keep service going, then permanent placement after work concludes, noting carriers cannot deliver to doorsteps.
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Hosford
Lawrence
C. B. Hosford
Pkay
Jayhawk debaters split results with North Dakota in Topeka
University of Kansas teams defeated North Dakota in the Topeka debate afternoon and lost the evening session at Haskell. Frederick Anderson and David Evans won the affirmative 2 to 1 before Topeka High School judges on the United States join America policy question. The KU negative team included Ward L detuned AG Haskell Rice Lardner Burton Kingsbury. No exact tally was recorded.
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Has‘kell
Topeka
North Dakota
Frederick Anderson
David Evans
United States
AG Haskell
Indian Institute
Rice
Lardner
Burton
Kingsbury
K. U
Officer Training Conference Speakers Named Schultz and Lawson
Ted Schultz secretary and Prof. P. Paul B. Lawson chairman will address the annual officer's training conference. Lawson will lead a discussion on faculty relations while Schultz and Lawson give four general talks over Friday Saturday and Sunday this week at University Mt A Lopes.
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Schultz
Lawson
Ted” Schultz
University
Rural Routes Inspections Planned by Lawrence Post Office
Postmaster C. B. Hosford will begin the semiannual inspection of rural mail routes next week. The April and October review covers mail boxes roads and bridges and reports findings to the postal department.
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Lawrence Postoffice
C. B Hosford
Postal Department
What Doctors Think of the Laxative Habit
Doctors discuss cascara laxatives in a dated health column warning against overuse. It extols candy cascarets as gentle, long lasting relief that trains the bowels to need less aid over time, while cautioning about harsher purges.
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Cascara
Castara
Community meeting urged for North Woodlawn area
Citizens and property owners aged eighteen and older are urged to attend the auditorium meeting discussing a systematic program for the city. The session aims to engage residents from various city parts and address community problems and beautification efforts.
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Woodlawn Sehebl
North
Pleasant Grove Notables Report Local Activity and Health Update
Isaac Studebaker aided Will Bocle of Blue Mound with joint sowing on Wednesday and Thursday. Sandy Williams attended the Douglas County meeting by P. A. at the Chamber of Commerce in Lawrence Thursday evening. Elmer Flory visited Lawrence Thursday and Friday. A. L. Williams called at the user home Thursday. Mrs Dan Flory is able to be up now and in good spirits.
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Isaac Studebaker
Will
Sandy *Williams
Douglas County
P. A
Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence
Elmer Flory
A. L. Williams
Cate
Dan Flory
Ely Great Balm Advertisement Describes Quick Sinus Relief
An old ad copy touts Ely Great Balm as instant relief for stuffed noses from colds or catarrh. It promises clear air passages, no night breathing struggles, and no headaches, claiming the product soothes mucous membranes and provides instant relief.
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Ely
Olive Tablets for Children By Dr Edwards In Ohio Ad
A vintage ad touts Olive Tablets as a mild remedy to regulate stomach and bowels in children. It claims safe action, avoiding harsh cathartics, with Dr Edwards of Ohio prescribing them for years. Sizes available 15c 30c 60c.
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Edwards
Ohio
Community Notes From A Rural Weekend Socials
Local residents Henry Bo E and Floriene l attend a Thursday play. Thelma Daniels assists Masser with her houses. Mr and Mrs Irvin Flory hosted kin Dudley Lois and Bonnie Jean. Charles P Ever of Columbia saved yes for Elmer Landis. Frances Williams works at Ralph Iee shore in Stull this week. Ralph Tee and Harald Ehick visited the Williams home Sunday evening.
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Henry Bo E
Floriene l
Valley
Thelma
Daniels
Miltrude Brazil
C Irvin Flory
Paul, Dudley
Lois
Bonnie
Jean
Caz
Peterson Homie
Charles P Ever
Columbia
Elmer Landis
John Daniels
Mavie
Roscoe
Kenneth
Irene
B. E
Williams
Leonard
Lawrence
Frances’Williams
Ralph
Stull
Ralph Tee
Harald
Mr. Ehick
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted by Benefactor AC physician
A physician promotes Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a reliable herbal tonic for women dealing with pain nervousness dizziness backache and irregularities. The ad cites herbal remedies and mentions availability in tablet and liquid forms at local stores.
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Pierce
Doctor Pierce
John Daniels home Sunday evening from field work
Emma Porter returned home Friday evening after two weeks at A. K. Hayden. Pleasant Valley area residents note the homecoming.
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J John. Daniels
Emma‘Porter
A. K. Hay
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