Kansas Farmers Face Price Pressure With Good Harvest Ahead
Experts at the State Agricultural College say Kansas may see lower prices for crops if a normal harvest occurs, as prices on unraised products hold firm. A Kansas farm bureau president notes ample supply tends to reduce farmer earnings while benefiting consumers statewide. The piece urges civic spring cleanup in Lawrence, urging residents to remove winter rubble and tidy yards to welcome visitors and improve town pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Agricultual College
Kan
Kansas
State Farm Buréau
Aespéech
Byrd Pole Report Accepted by Naval Authorities
Naval authorities accept Commander Byrd's polar flight report as authentic and accurate, reinforcing Byrd's fame as a careful explorer. The Amundsen expedition faces similar scrutiny, with both journeys likely to corroborate each other’s records. Also noted is a German plot claim as unconvincing and ongoing U.S. prohibition enforcement efforts following recent congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd
Navy
Amundsen
Nole
Britain Faces Uncertain Rail Strike Impact on Legislation
The article describes urgent concerns over a potential revolutionary strike and the railroad labor bill favored by major railways. It notes difficulties in passing farm legislation, contrasting smoother approval for the labor bill, while British strike coverage hints at pressure but lacks clear reasons.
Old Home Town Notes From Lawrence 25 Years Ago
A lively Lawrence column recalls a large San Juan party leaving by train, local graduations, a Sabbath School gathering with May Harris, the Nellie May yacht trip, Cherokee pupil studying here, real estate firms opening opposite the State Bank, soda fountains booming, automobile orders, and a Locomobile arrival. Also mention of Miss Criss piano recital and various town doings.
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San Juan
Lawrence
Gleason
Col
Hldridge
Spencer
Gould
Crites
Leeper
Doddard
Walters
Puckett
T L. van Dusen Tosh
Cincinnatii
Electrc Medical College
John Penny
Illinois
Anna
C. Redding
Sioux City
Iowa
Episcopal Church
May Harris
Kentucky Street
Harris
White's
Nushmer
Nellie May
Ross
Abbie Noyes
Talequah
Griffith & Co
State Bank
Joe Keller
Ganitha Co
Zai
Journal
Cirers
Messrs
White
Wooster Land
Spyeral
Thacher and
Stephens
Pattersor
Britta
Howell and Wilbur
J. W. O'Bryan
Kansas State Atlent
McQueen
Senator Horley
Burton
Massachusetts Street
TL HH Pierce Agency
C.F. Roberts
Taneka
Real Estate Transfers and Abridged Notices
Grace M Jetmore and husband transfer lot 12 block 25 Sinclair's addition to Lawrence to Walter FE Wilsom for 500 dollars. Jacob Millbury transfers lots 3 and 4 in block 170 Eudora to Charles Gabriel for 2422 dollars. H MacLaren transfers a plot near Fifteenth and Kermont to Calvin G Avkins for 1400 dollars. Mrs Matie B Jones and husband transfer the east 33 feet of ten lots 29 to 38 in block 88 Lecompton to L A Passauer for 10 dollars. The Crown Prince of Sweeden will visit America and is described as an archaeologist musician athlete and religious leader in his country. Sae ee Star and Horseshoe in air tight packages six lie cuts for 73g from Dunmire 418 Mass Adv.
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Grace M. Jetmore
Walter FE. Wilsom
Sinclair’s
Lawrence
Jacob Millbury
Charles Gabriel
Eudora
H. MacLaren
Calvin
G. Vkins
Fifteenth and
Kermont
Mrs. Matie B. Jones
L. A. Passauer
Lecompton
Sweeden
America
Statewide Picnic Attracts Kansas Farmers In Emporia
Emporia hosts a state wide picnic at Soden’s Grove this weekend with several hundred farmers camping. The event features athletic contests dancing and musical entertainment plus political addresses by candidates for state office. Speakers include ex Gov Jonathan Davis and John Tromble with others from Lyon county and Emporia State Teachers College.
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Emporia
Kansas
Soden's Grove
Farmers Union
Frank O. Lowden
Inois
Lowden
Charles Day
The
the _ Lyon county. Farmers Union
Progriver
James Henry Thomas and the rise of a Labour leader
James Henry Thomas, president of the National Union of Railway Men, rose from errand boy to engine cleaner and locomotive engineer on the Great Western Railway. He became a Privy Councillor and leading Labour Party figure, guiding a powerful labor coalition while favoring conciliation for peaceful settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Henry Thomas
National Union of Railway Men of England
Labor
Greal
Great Britain
Wales
Great Western Railway
Britain
House of Commons
New
O Thomas
National Hospital Day Observance and Hindenburg Anniversary
Today marks the first anniversary of Field Marshal von Hindenburg as President of the German Republic and National Hospital Day, a nationwide observance to highlight hospital services and needs. Also noted is the birth centenary of Alexander Roberts, a Scottish divine who argued Jesus often used Greek in public teaching. In New Orleans, millers and machinery manufacturers assemble for the Interstate Cotton show, while in Washington the McFadden banking bill faces the Senate as the House turns to other farm relief measures.
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Washington
McFadden
Senate
House
Paroled Scoop Bateson Renews Flight From Law
Parolee Scoop Bateson who had been released weeks earlier to attend his grandfather’s funeral is sought by county officers after jumping his parole. He had served three months of a sentence for liquor felonies and is now missing, with authorities tracking him from Tong noxie to Lawrence area.
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Scoop” Bateson
Sorvinogigartauin
Judee Huh
Baldwin News Socials and Guests at Baker University
Baldwin residents and visitors shared a busy week with Mother’s Day gatherings. Mrs A O Beach from Topeka and Nadine Beach attended events at Baker University while Danberry’s Mr and Mrs J P T Delong hosted relatives. Multiple mentions of visits, church and club activities, a christening in Chicago, and health updates from Mrs Hill and others populate a lively social scene.
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A. O. Beach
Topeka
Nadine Beach
Baker University
Iivem
J. PT. DeLong
Danberry
de“ Long
Robert L. McHenry
T. O. Cunningham
Kansas City
Kans
Thomas
Zeta Chi
Clarenes E. Holcombe
Baldwin
Lofa
Ralph, Price
Chicago
Fle
John Runyen
John
William M. Runbeth
Toa
Tittebure
Baker and Washburn
Trist
Mama Hill
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence
Ward Ars
Baldwin News Highlights Local Events and School Activities
Local residents report health updates and family news as Fern receives care at home. Walter Molby ships merry go rounds to Low Point and New Jersey, while Baldwin schools place orders for playground equipment. At the high school program students perform piano violin and vocal solos, the art exhibit impresses, and the library hosts a spring sale. Community groups plan Children’s Day, the First Methodist church considers service changes, and local clubs prepare for upcoming events and trips.
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Fern
W. F. Davis
Walter. Molby
Wichita
Molby
R. M. Houston
Jennie Dillon
Low Point
Byonne
Patterson
N. J
Baldwin
Parent-Teachers ‘Association
Dorothy Anderson
Rachel Wilson
Jimmy Brown
Wannetta
Sowers
Grace Huey
Lois Dean
Betty Kright
Virgil Vaughn
Etla Haeth
Baker Art Department
First Methodist
Isaac F. Edwards
Joplin
Joy Whitney
Alpha Owens
Baker
The
Library Association
Frank Zoellner
Clara Robert
Will Brecenmith
W. Allan
Gr Hd
O.F
Clarene Lave
Fourth
Fry
Expec
Henry Myers
Mont Kansas
Mey
Vof
Forth Women Club
Wiggam
Tonganonie PTA to elect officers at final meeting
The last PTA meeting of the year will be in the high school Friday May 14. Officers for the coming year will be elected. A financial report will be presented. The article notes the PTA's role in securing eight teachers for the grade school and funding for a new piano in the high school auditorium.
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P. T
Amon E. Wilson, Jr
Myers E
F. Ratliff
Amosson
Wilfred Dorney
Oliver Myers
Aoe Aid Hall
Lawrence
Leavenworth
Clara’ Higdon
Miss Kerr
Tonganoxie
Foster Laming
Congregational Ladies Aid
R. Bullimore
Flo,Carter
J. A. McArthur
W. Fe Zoellner
Amos .E. Wilson
Leonard E. Hazen
T. BE. O
Topeka
Baldwin
Holton
Marie Wager
Anna
Emma Myers
W. E.nevin
Roy Woolfe
Real Estate Board to Meet. Utilities Officials Tour Basin
View Welter Equipment Co and city officials including Commissioner Carman and Superintendent Lehrein traveled to Kansas City and Olathe to inspect the new settling basin at the local water plant. The Lawrence Real Estate Board will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the board office. Rob Martin is out of the board.
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Welter. Equipment. Co
Public Utilities
WR. Lehreiner
Wwateriag Works
Kansas City
Moe
Olathe
Real Estate Board
Lawrence Real Estate Board
Bike and I
Ted
Rob Martin
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Journal- World
Nature
Holliday
Germany
Congress
Ian
England
Henry Rice
Lyon County Farm Bureau
Ga Ben Paulen
Thomas Butcher
Emporial State Teachers College
J. A. Alahurin
Coffeyville
Jonathan Davis
George McGill
U. S
Irwin
Davis
Batson
Melvin
Chas
Dexa
Alt
Anna Torneder
Rabb
Reetz
Adolph
Gilbert Smith
Mily
Mikesel
Witham Torneden
Audora
Minnie Terneden
Kern
Merlin Brock
Hudera
Edward Collins
Nera ‘Torneden
Elmer Rimmerli
Villa Eden
Iver
I Wedne
Nna Torneden
Selma
Mrs. Hopkins
Herbert Terneden
Willian Terneden
Fladlock
Lloyd Douglas
Kulora
Minneapolis
Endiag
Mississi River
St Louis
Milpa
Baldwin News
Wien Faso
Dolan
Arle
J. A. Woolfe
Bethel
Ales Worley
Aldis Heaps
Oregon
Een
Worley
Mildred Knows
Keehan
Peneskary
Tonganonie
Hildren
Fletcher
Roy Martin
the Merchant of Happiness
Lawrence ,. Kans
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