Farm Market Plan Offers Co operative Buying and Selling
Topeka Kans Sept 20 cooperative buying and selling promises a solution to farm marketing problems says J D Graham former Kansas State Agricultural College faculty member now a special assistant Secretary of the State Board of Agriculture Farmers organize for self protection and seek a square deal through united action and cooperative buying The piece mentions community updates and local names but focuses on the farm market plan and farmer empowerment.
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Topeka
Kans
J.D. Graham
Kansas State Agricultural College
State Board of Agriculture
Mr. Graham
Grange
Farmers Union
Community Notes From Stony Point and Nearby
Local social news from Stony Point and Baldwin area recounts visits and calls among residents including Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, Miss Ethel Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Griffis, Mrs. Edwards, Mrs. Winters, and Frances Tucker. Events cover travel plans to California, school start, deliveries, and weekend gatherings. Also noted are mud-related vehicle stumbles, arrivals from Iowa and Kansas City, and local residents on the sick list and in transit to Baldwin.
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George Smith
Ethel Smith
Lawrence
H. H. Smith
Smith
California
C. E. Griffis
Fred
Bed
Rockhold
Edwards
Baby
C. BE. Griffs
B. Holmes
Wide Winters
Baldwin
Ralph Jameson
Frances Tucker
Clyce Deny
Eucora
Grossman
Everett Craie
Caseline
Lloyd
Eidwards
Ralph Schick
Will Pomroy
Orent
Iowa
Kansas City
James Kasinger
William Tikefinis
A. F. Jaanson
W. E. Lawson
Paul Holmes
Glenn McQueen
R. E. Deay
Dasgivers
Ferne
Ellen Ice
Lewis Tucker
Lloyd Craig
Craig
Mr. Foster
Hopewell
George Jones
Vinlanl
Sunny Side Visitors, Socials Highlight Local Week
Lawrence visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. John Nottingham with son Jonathan. Janice Wood stayed with aunt Mrs. Benjamin Wael. Otto Shultz hosted a large party with light refreshments. Hazel Shaw visited with her parents. Oliver Beurmen and Emme Allen also visited Lawrence. Marguerite Jones and George Mardux serve as Sunny Side school officers. An upcoming school program is planned. date to be announced.
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Jones
Lawrence
Thurscay
John Nottingham
Jonathan
Janice Wood
Benjamin Wael
Klwood
Otto Shultz
Hazel Shaw
Alv
FE. . Shaw
Oliver Beurmen
Emme Allen
Gladys Weiher
Ollie
Charlie Coffman
Nottingham
Dave Lane
Oresea
O. J. Lang
Dorelas County
Sunny Side
Marguerite Jones
George Mardux
Sunny Side School
Rowena Nottingham
Trazel Shaw
Ford Wid
J. C. Bussing
Winchester
Helen Shaw
White School Hosts Fair Booth and WeekEND Activities
The community notes a Monday no school due to fair booth duties and a Friday off for the children. Families visited Woodland Park for a Friends Church picnic with games and supper. Local residents, including Laptad, Leland, Norris, and Eberwein, visited neighbors. travels included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Moran and others. Mentions of new Dodge, alfalfa work, and a distant Grace Hospital update accompany scattered regional items.
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Friends Church
Woodland Park
George Howard
Wichits
Fred Laptad
Eberwein
Dodge
Wilber
Wesley Acord
Benner Springs
Kansas City
D. H. Grage
Mrs
Viola King
Hunsinger
Widnesda
Miss Varrie
Fami
Snyder
Winters
Baldwin
Wilbur
Kine
Pine
Mimms Pine
Elkhart Kansas Tops World in Broom Corn Production
Elkhart is celebrated as the premier broom corn producer, claiming more harvest than any other town worldwide. The boast highlights the town's agricultural prominence and long standing crop traditions. Local farmers expect continued yields and regional pride from the industry.
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Elkhart, Kas
Textile exports to Argentina surge fiftyfold 1913 1918
American textile shipments to Argentina rose dramatically from 1913 to 1918, increasing by about fifty times. Surge reflects growing demand for American fabrics in South America and shifts in global trade during the period.
Costs Have Trebled in Paper Prices, 1913 Data Say
A government statistics based statement from American Writing Paper Company shows materials costs up 260 to 423 percent and labor up 276 percent since 1913, with overall average rise about 805 percent. Newsprint costs for journal world and bond papers for offices have surged fivefold to tenfold, amid higher freight rates and power shortages driving five year contracts. Publishers fear no price relief in 1922 and many printers have locked in long terms or faced shutdowns.
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American Writing Paper Company
Journal- World
Chean Bond
Comini
Bridge River power site development at Lillooet
Preliminary work is under way on the Bridge River power project at Lillooet British Columbia. The total cost is expected to reach 30 million dollars, making it one of the largest power sites outside Niagara Falls and Victoria Falls.
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Bridge River
Lillooet
B. C
Niagara Falls
Victoria Falls
McGinn
Fio
Strest
Brek
Amd
Dean
Linde
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Linweed
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Jack McAlilen
George
Wil Weeve
West
Vinlant Saas
Jack McMinden
H. BH. Hemplull
Chas
Sjip
Peer
C.F
Farr Williamson
Martin Weleom Ant
James Kassinger
Ur Chas
Peertas
Griffis
Barnes and Weods
Weods
Martin Grossman
Pepye
McQueen
Will Winters
Rellie
Artie Harold
Springfield
Nebraska
Fred Griffis
Bet
Joe Griffis
Stony Point
Sunnyside
Alec
the Universal
George A. Esterly
C. R. Greenlees
W. C. Simons
VY. Miller
I. S. Butcher
Dan Dahlene
Frank May
J. J. Bryant
J. R. Handley
D. H. Sprong
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Journal-World
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Rumsey
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FcUlcere
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