Chile seeks expert veterinarian for national animal industry
A Chilean government representative offered Dr. FS Schoenleber a three year post with a $25 000 annual salary in Chile money plus transportation to Santiago to organize an animal industry program similar to the United States Bureau. Dr Schoenleber refused.
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Chile
Santiago
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Father Arrests Boy Over Saddle Theft
An abrupt report states George Trine, an old ivy boy, was arrested for riding away a fine saddle horse with Tom Joyce and a grocer, pursued by police and later brought to headquarters by his father who found and could not control the boy. He faces commitment to Topeka School soon as papers are ready.
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Clean Sheets Law Sparking Hotel Checks State Health Board
Secretary S J Crambine of the State Board of Health aims to enforce a new clean sheets rule for every bed in hotels and rooming houses. Inspectors are to report violations, focusing on correct sheet order and wrinkling. Names from Pomona and Lecomp are noted in ongoing reports as checks continue.
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Fragmentary Weather Notice Signals Ongoing Storm Warning
Incoherent text references a sun and storm conditions with warnings about weather. Mentions a storm and final line hints at danger or alert. Details such as dates, places, or organizations are unreadable.
Needle in Leg Mystery Pleads for Cure
A fifteen year old girl suffers a buried needle in her leg leading to repeated near fatal episodes. Testimonies claim a tonic named Candud cures her and others, with references to dramatic recovery and restored strength.
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Acre
FAA Delegation Lawrence Members Visit Nearby Councils
Lawrence FAA delegation plans a day of visits to councils in Kansas City and surrounding areas. Members will attend a matinee and consult local leaders on regional tasks before returning home tomorrow.
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Kansas Game Law Provisions Restricted Killing Wild Birds
The article reproduces Kansas game laws prohibiting killing or possessing wild birds except as authorized. It lists protected species, hunting seasons for geese, ducks, quail and others, daily bag limits, nest protection, and permit provisions for scientific or propagating purposes. It also notes penalties and reminders about state wildlife authorities and related notices.
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Lawrence Eagles Plan State Convention Campaign
The Lawrence and Fort Scott Eagles chapter launches a drive to promote the Kansas state convention. A publicity campaign led by Mark Hetzel and To Williamson highlights Lawrence as an ideal host with outreach via telephone, letters, and visitor brochures to recruit attendees and volunteers.
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Tornado Theory and Electrical Disturbance in Lightning
The article discusses a tornado theory proposing lightning between cloud and earth creates a vacuum and explores how electrical charges in clouds and air interact. It notes wind motion and compressed air releasing energy, suggesting wind stroke and electricity balance as key factors in atmospheric disturbances.
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AG. Evans
The Storm Logic Behind Lightning and Tornado Power
The text explains electrodynamic effects of lightning on trees and structures, notes how lightning causes bark tearing and bricks to fly, and discusses how air movement and electricity interact during storms. It hypothesizes about how a tornado forms a vast aerial current and how water in a pan test demonstrates electric discharge behavior.
Fragmentary Letter Cites Weather as Cause of Loss
A damaged text fragment asserts that a storm or electrical discharge connected to a cloud caused death and property loss, with a closing signature EVANS and remarks about ongoing currents and protection.
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Delegates Chosen for Kansas Congregational Conference
The Kansas Delegates to the Independent Congregational Churches gathering were selected last night. Wilcox Redding Mrs E Lhozen and Mrs Q B L Russell head the list. The conference will close Friday and the two newly chosen families were last night noted as faithful.
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High School Debate Updates and Local Signals
Fragments report a high school debate event with University Extension Division involvement and a public invite on Friday evening May Mayes Ak Sci. A special Santa Fe car runs Friday afternoon from Las to Montgomery Campus delegates.
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Enthusiastic Support For Verm Aml Ji Delegation Expected
Enthusiasm rises over the chances of their representative Verm Aml Ji with a likely large delegation anticipated to arrive.
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Elks Lodge Delegation Heads to Wichita Convention
Elks meeting in Wichita gathers 3000 members from Faeko St Clair lodge to discuss three views of the annual association. Attendees will receive ties for the aviation meet and the Wichita Denver game at the Forum.
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Faeko St. Clair
Wichita
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Wichita-Denver
Live and Mites on clickens stock dipping sale
Ad copy claims general distant ise yess Din New Eo Te offers quantity purchase and low prices. It promotes Din Stere cream of rye and promises a silver spoon in every package while urging readers to phone Greer today.
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Lenin
Greer
Irrigation Plan Eyed for Hutchinson Reformatory Farm
A May 4 report outlines irrigation of the Hutchinson Reformatory farm in Kansas. About 20 acres will be watered using a traction engine and wells, with open ditches to fields. The 1 000 acre farm includes 600 acres pasture and will receive an irrigation system and an agronomy department for the state agricultural college.
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Osnte
Trettedorantee
Anricnlaval College
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