Capper Speaks on Farming Industry in Kansas
Chanute dispatch reports Senator Capper urging eastern Kansas farmers and business leaders to push for federal credit, road funding, and stronger marketing policies. He argues for government help to create a sound plan for surplus crops, cooperative marketing, and export solutions to raise farmer incomes.
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Congress
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Australia
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Russia
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Conegress
Local News Roundup From Greenwich Valley Area
Mrs. Joe Morris returns to Madison Iowa after visiting her parents the Gl ens and other relatives. A family reunion and a Night Gossip social at the Glen home is planned for Oct 13. Weather brings heavy rain and a red glow dawn with a blue gray sky later. Several local residents and students are noted for activities from football to school enrollment and club meetings. Elizabeth McClanahan nears discharge from Stormont hospital. social and charity events highlight the Glenn community.
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Cyrus Glenn
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Iowa
Dave McCall
Stormont Hospital
Myrtle Sutter
Atreenwood Wailes
Worth
Lawrence
Bie Frank
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Therat Huschinson
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Gweneth’ Duncan
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George Christ
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Fritz Parrish
St. Margaret's Hospital
W. H. Glenn
Lecompton
Arthur Hamm
Jeffrend
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Olélock
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Nice
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Glenn Ladies” Aid
Frank McClaughan
St.Glenn School
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Pioneer in Motion Pictures Opens First US Theatre
Clair Patee, a Lawrence leader and Patee Theatre founder, started the first moving picture show in the United States in a Jersey City store room. He later opened theatres in Lawrence, Kansas, and other cities after partnering with Edison and expanding to coal regions. The venture began with a hand colored eight minute program costing five cents, and grew into a regional film network with the first power plant in Lawrence to run the cinema.
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Jersey City
N J
Clair Patee
Lawrence
New Patee Theatre
United States
Patee
Pennsylvania
Vand
Edison
Percy Waters
M Disp
New York
Lawrence ‘Tribune
Tribun
Pateo
Lawrences
Handley
Mrs. Patee
Kansas Newspaper Union
Topeka
Kansas
Paice
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Nevada
Columbi
Colored foods better often have more vitamins claim
Atlantic City October AP reports Miss A Deane Dowell home service counselor of the American Gas Association told a convention that colored foods are moreplasings to the sight and contain higher vitamin A. Yellow milk and butter plus green vegetables are richer in vitamins than bleached products. A white turnip is inferior to a yellow turnip which is high in vitamin A. Public notice includes a postponed Modern Woodmen meeting. Kaulin's Drug Store and Sheaffer Pens are advertised.
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Atlantic City
Oet
A. Deane Dowell
American’ Gas Association
Butte
Radio Schedule Fragment Highlights City Listings
United Press reports a Friday October 18 radio schedule with multiple stations listed by city. Entries include WEAF WGY WWJ KGW WSPC and more, detailing programs such as organ recitals dances and dinner music across Eastern and Central time zones.
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Atlanta
WPG
Atlanticn
WEAL
Baltimore
Sandman
WEEL
Boston
WEAF
WNAG
Buffalo
Stailer Orchestra
WMAK
WEY Playes
Chicago
WMAQ
Eounly Orchestra
WEBH
WLS
Bnd
Ash
WLIB
Cincinnati
Pia Clearwater
Organ Secital
Cleveland
Harmony Faifhaus
Knowledge Hill community club notes and local visits
Knowledge Hill club met with Mrs. CG W Horr on Wednesday October 6 with members including Mrs. Fred Stais ton Mrs HWrank Wells Mrs John Gynary Mrs Viets and daughter Mrs Arthur Megenhimer Homer Weeks and several others. Next meeting to be with Mrs Fred Granberger. October 20 roll call to include an interesting fact about foreign countries. Community updates cover visits between families including Mr and Mrs Joss Pulley at Fred Granberger’s, trips to Topeka, and neighbors helping with crops and farm moves. talk of rain delaying harvest and local road work. remodeling of the Bruckmiller farm by new owners Mr and Mrs McCord of Kansas City.
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Knowledge Hill Knowledge
iHill Community Club
CG. W. Horr
Fred Staiston
Hwrank Wells
John Gynary
Viets
Arthur Megenhimer
Homer Weeks
O.H
Alwinna
Herbert
John Kiry
Lulu May
Horr
Fred Granberger
Luli May
Francis
Stanton
Fred Stanton
Lawrence Stowe
John Canary
Arthur Ousdahl
Tongaioxie
Harold Skeets
Harry*White
John
Abwitha Thiry
John Thiry
Topeka
Will Allen
Harald Skeets
Stow
Freddie
Bill Grauberger
Glen and
Ardell
Weeks
Goodlet Paul
Clarence Pine
Clifford Pine
Lawrence
Agnee Pine
Clifford
Isome Sheen
Big Springs
Frank Wells
Wweather
Rice
Italy
Luli
May
W. C
Collins
McPherson Upsets Big Contenders in Kansas Conference
In a notable Kansas conference upset, McPherson College defeated Phillipsburg Bulldogs last Saturday. The game featured standout play from J. Alling and coach George Gardner praising the improved offense and defense. St. Marys College visits Thursday for the next conference clash as Yonkers wins a national baseball title a separate note.
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Bakhee
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Nqakin Ead Hanna
Tao
Hiss
McPherson College
Carter
St. Mary's College
School Council Elections Announce Senior and Junior Reps
Representatives from senior, junior, and introductory sections were elected. Names include Ruth Houghton, Jewise Russell, Carl Atlen, June Green Vent, Malcolm MacLaren for seniors and Christine Nylund, Clarence Gregg, Ethleen Gonypton, Jeannette, Helen Kirar for juniors, plus Ted Linney and others.
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Jewise Russell
Carl Atlen
Cintk Spalshuey
June Green
Vent
Malcolm MacLaren
Christine Nylund
Clarence Gregg
Ethleen
Gonypton
Jeannette
Helen Kirar
Ted Linney
Helen Thesapromates
Schoorlein
Teren Stockwell
Seely Hartenstine
Fred Burnett
Charles Pugh
Margaret Winsler
Intatives
Chestep Jones
Senior
Latpiste’ Hoxie
Junio
Kathlen Asher
Sophombre
Adv Darengorl
Grinnell lines up homecoming clash with Drake
Grinnell college football eyes a homecoming showdown against Drake after recent scrimmages and injuries shift key roles. Meeter, Wehitting back, Gar Lapailt, Rinefort, and Penney anchor the attack as Drake's defense tests Oklahoma styled passing schemes and the aerial attack.
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Grinnell College
Nwa Stite College
Meeter
Wehitting
Gar’ Lapailt
Rinefort
Des Moines
Oklahoma
Drake
Hall
Bulldog
Si Saute
Sooners
Okahoma
Livale
Charles Penney
Linus
Careful laxative claims for sick children in 19th c ad
An OCR fragment promotes Cascarrets as a bowel remedy for sick children and praises a gentle laxative regime used in a State college football setup. The garbled text mentions dosages and costs, with refrains about stomach and bowel health and a cheap price per box. It reflects period ad language and questionable efficacy claims.
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Gil Aldoont
Mathers
Cornhusker Line Adjusts as Missouri Game Looms
Lingoin reporting on Valley gossip notes the Cornhusker line will be lighter for the clash with Missouri due to injuries. Beare and assistants shuffle guards Whitmbre Drath and Holm Melzen to guard and tackle spots, with Sliner Randels at captain and interior positions.
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Cornhusker
Washington University
St. Louis
University of Missouri
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Raich
Beare
Savers
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Veterans and Marriage Notice From Exigerton
Mary Wilkerson of Exigerton and Jiceuad were granted a license by Probate Judge Poldatch. The couple plans a wedding on the same Saturday as Tulsa veterans Maulbetsch intends to join service men in a lineny of war. Judge L Hy Menger presided at today’s proceedings.
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Shane
Tulsa
Poldatch
Mary Wilkerson
Exigerton
L. Hy Menger
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