Lake program uncertain as federal support wanes
Fred Haas reports Kansas lake projects face funding gaps as federal help wanes, leaving state fish and game commission to finish work. Lone Star Lake to be built by CCC workers, and nine state lakes already completed. Study covers quail, prairie chickens, fingerling stocking, and future road development at Tonganoxie State Lake.
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Kansas
State Fish and Game Commission
Fred Haas
Fish and Game
Douglas County Sportsman’s Club
Eldridge
Lawrence Co-operative Club
Hans
Douglas County
Lone Star Lake
CCC
Reading
Kan
Fans
Drouth
Haas
Tonganoxie
Don’t Catch Cold Boost Vitamin Rich Diet Plan
Public health note urges building bodily resistance to infections this winter by increasing intake of all six vitamins A B C D E G. Emphasizes avoiding nervousness loss of appetite constipation tiredness and a run down feeling. Sold as Commanders all vitamin product by Rickerd Stowits Drug Co through leading druggists.
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Rickerd-Stowits Drug Co
Williamstown News Notes and Local Events Digest
Williamstown reports illness among Hamill Pearson and burns affecting Mrs. J B Kyle, with several residents attending funerals and planning travel. A 5,000 gallon cider vat is being constructed by J P Fairbee to handle a large apple crop, as lumber arrives from Wisconsin. Daylight thieves steal bedding and valuables from Jas Dukes farm. The Oak Grove Ladies Aid met, producing 76 quarts of apples for Bethany hospital. Local teachers elect officers, while Sam Allen attends meetings across several towns. Perry high baseball shows a 3-6 record, and Mary Dodell and Chester Berry wed in nearby Oska loosa. Reverend Levi Schenck conducts Roy Garten’s funeral in Booker, Texas. Clarence Wale and Arnold Easterly drive to Paris, Arkansas for machinery return. Emmet Laster narrowly escapes injury when their car overturns. no bones broken. Kinfolk visit relatives in Enid and Kansas City. Achiel Deloof seeks medical care in Lawrence for stomach ulcers. Leeta Oaks hosts Buck Creek pupils for a program and social. New harmonica band at Williamstown school performs. Miss Esther Mae Cooper visits from Lawrence. Business College to begin new classes next Monday. Japan tests charcoal-fueled auto engines promising long-range use.
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Hamill Pearson
J. B. Kyle
Albert Glathart
Chas. Simmons
Lawrence
Simmons
Irvin Hazlett
Idaho
Louise Carl
Chanute
J. P. Fairbee
Williamstown
Fairbee
Wisconsin
Jas, Duke
Oak Grove Ladies Aid Society
Albert Rose
Bethany Hospital
Kansas City
Arian Wilkinson
Elsie Humphries
Elizabeth Perry
Mary McGreevey
Sam Allen
Allie Allen
State
Newton
Bonner Springs
Tonganoxie
Silver Lake
Perry High
Arthur Ferris
Oskaloosa
Mary Dodell
Chester Berry
Coffeyville
Levi Schenck
Booker
Texas
Roy Garten
Garten
Luther Allen
Mary Ellison
Grantville
Schencks
John Muhrhill
Onaga
Lloyd Easterly
Enid
Okla
Earl Easterly
Orlando Kyle
San Diego
Calif
Ben Kyle
Hugh Kyle
Achiel Deloof
Lawrence Hospital
Lavon Elliot
Farl Elliot
Elliots
Irvine Farm
Connec
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State Fish and Game Warden
Frank Roble
Eltina
U. S
South America
Mr. Roble
George Melvin
Sportsman’s Club
Harry Craig
Co-operative Club
D. F. Smith
Izaak Walton League
L. C. Cox
Cox
R. A. Draker
Robert
Reno
Honolulu
Ruth
Alice Jean Stallard
Charline Grinter
Anita Mae Robinson
Velma May
Lenora Baker
Mary Frances Leger
Elliot
Earl Elliot
Leeta Oaks
Buck Creek
Betty White
Robert Holly
Darlene Dolan
Dallas Dolan
Helen Gantz
Clarence Frandle
Ralph Wausbinder
Miss Oaks
George Walker
Ells
Worth Rice
Esther Mae Cooper
Albert Gieseman
The
Business College
Japan
Iuto
Tokyo
Dickinson
Grotto
Chevrolet
Couty
Ey de Caughts
Aes
Chevrolet Motor Company
Beens Chevrolet
Fisher
Detroit
Mich
Campore Chevrolet
G.M.A.C
Michigan
Mick
Winter Chevrolet Co
N. H. St
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