Farmers face high costs as rail rates blamed for poor returns
Western Press officials and J.R. Howard of the American Farmers Bureau report that farm income runs into billions but taxes and transport costs cut profits. They argue freight rates and rail charges erode farmers’ earnings while bumper crops fail to keep prices buoyant. They call for better rate structures and accessible transport to move crops promptly.
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Charles Dillon
Western Press
Associated of Railway
Chicago
J.R. Howard
American tParms Bureau
Dillon
Machinné
Federation
Aaron
Irregular Wheat Market and Local Community Events
The Kansas City market reports irregular wheat activity with large movement and rising track pressure amid rail and coal movements. Local social notes cover accidents near Roscoe, school events, PTA programs, church services, and community gatherings with multiple residents traveling to nearby cities and attending games and banquets.
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Kansas City
Europe
Pacific Northwest
Sanatt
Diamond Dyes Warn Women About Dye Quality
Diamond Dyes markets a home dye product promising safe use on wool silk linen cotton and polyester blends. The ad urges readers to specify fabric type and guarantees no streaks or runs while noting a phone contact in University Coal.
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Leavenworth
University Coal
Eudora Notes and Local Movements Around Wichita Visit
Norman Strachan left Thursday morning for Wichita accompanied by Mrs Strachan They spent the day with a brother Sam Carr and Mrs Gandolph at Kansas Gig Walter Thursida Miss Anna Schutz attended a school function at Gearfield School Coachtain of Weat mit Kane returned home after a stay in Cochran from Lawrence. Mertz was down from Lawrence Wednesday night and was a passenger toward Kansas City Friday morning.
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A. H. Fiehler
Lydia Schubert
Henrietta Schubert
Barbara Frye
Lawrence Thursay
Paul Schbert
Wm. Lothholz
Oscar Lothholz
Kansan City
Durant
Clarence Miller
Baby
Lansing
Kans
C. B. Miller
John Kanzig
Agricultural College
John Sehellack
Fred Moll
N. P. Henley
Kansas
EF. H. S
Perry
Masonic Temple
Lawrence
Misa Alma Nyer
Geo. . Geratenberger
Roy
Harris
C. E. Sheldon
J. D. Adams
Wil
Mir
Oscar Lo
Loukgies
C. M. Jones
Gladys
Prey
Daugherty
Henry Giertz
Martha Giertz
Esther
Rager
Carl Pfleger
Delbert Fuller
Ent Bundyyith Mie
Jacques
Chester Moody
Cluteton
Cory
Hauck
Salem Evangelical Church
B. H. Hobbs
Evangelical Church
Wm. Trefz
Mabel Fern
Adolph
Methodist Church
Hallowe'en
Ionila
Leavenworth Enday
Westentante
Pullen Esterhause
Celer
Ay. Barris
John. Dolisi
Regina,Catlin
Denver
Ei Mie
Qinatenbaegne
Gundap
Aoe
Norman Strachan
Wichita
Cochtain
Cochran
Bee Mertz
Kansas City
Abe
Papes Diapepsin Aids Gas And Indigestion
A health ad claims Pape s Diapepsin quickly relieves gas and upset stomachs. It asserts faster digestion and comfortable relief after meals without side effects. The copy targets adults seeking simple stomach help.
Brethren Ladies Plan Dinner and Local Events Noted
Community notes describe Brethren women planning a dinner for election day, visits by residents to Denver concerts, and local wrecks north of town. Reports include births, visits from relatives, football at MacLouth High, and deaths of prominent citizens.
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Harold Steeper
Peterson
Denver
Shamete
Frank Kaalitian
Garden City
Kimmel
Ees
Ruby-Rose
May
Fonda
Meriden
MacLouth
Susié Perry
San Antonio
Thea. Diskick
Army
Willam
Howard
Ellen Armup
Lawrence
Ives
Emma Glyon
Kansas City
Nee McKeehay
Galdia Low
Janet Dick
Maud
Sturgeon
Coulson Xhip
Harding
Om W. T. c
Mealen
Texas
W. A. Myers
California
John Sparié
West
Pylesters
Sparks
Stork
W.A
Oscar Kessingers
Hergabouts, Sre
Clyde
Chennai
SofieLawth Rater “Company
H. Z. Clark
Baker Washburn football ride inspires Baldwin turnout
Local Baker University and Washburn game fans endured a long hitch through storms as trains trucks and carriages ferried hundreds to Topeka for the Baker Washburn football clash. The Baker team claimed the thirteenth win in the series while townsfolk cheered from the athletic field and town bells rang with the news.
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Janese City
Meg Chishles
Beeks
Baker University
Anns
K Jillson
Agi
Ottawa
James
Gander
Mrg Ianil Wes
Gilbert Gander
Julius Smith
Ninth
Jonathans
Davis
Smith
Dr. Smith
Foss
Roswell
N. M
Smiths
W. H. Garrett
West Baldwin
Thenie
Raby Keohane
Kensington Club
Sixth Street
Billy
Clark
Uhl
Hilly
Baker
Washburn
Topeka
Colldston
Iston
Baldwin
Lawrence
Jit Meys
Ming
Gan
Alfred G. Hill
Zmpire
E. My Tipton
James G. Wilson
King’s Heralds
Poona
Fy Childréd
Helen Cheulerie
Despetinante
No-To-Bac Claims Easy Tobacco Habit Break
No-To-Bac says it stops all tobacco cravings with a harmless tablet. The ad promises quick mental and physical benefits and offers a refund if the user remains craving free, asserting the druggist will refund the money without question.
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Norway
Pinex Co
FuRayne
Tes Yeepee
Less Meat If Kidney Trouble Prompts Kidney Care
A health note urges eating less meat when kidneys bother and recommends Jad Salts to flush kidneys. It claims meat eaters risk uric acid causing overworked kidneys, leading to illnesses like rheumatism headaches and nervousness. It describes Jad Salts as a lemon acid lithia remedy to aid kidney function and blood cleansing.
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Kidreys
Iowa
SP Company
Young Mother Now Strong in Wisconsin Family Struggles
Fragmented OCR reads show a Wisconsin story about a mother overcoming illness and family support. The text reflects care from a husband, children, and relatives, with mention of medicine and personal resilience.
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Roscoe
Mise Sommer
Sampson
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Tf Sabiena
Captain Creek
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MR. Tqve
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Ma ‘Williams
Vists Morgan
Fern
Hall Ai Aliee Smith
Fone
Elinor Shumway
Doris Ped
Freshme
Cope Baldwin
Capper
Bna Messep White
Origen
Igning
Repuim Party
Congress
Saldwins
Ben
Bop
Charles B. Griffith
Henrtt
Will Johns
A. Baldwin Mitchel
Marshall Gorrill
Senator Capper
Eighth Street
Prudente Ditto
Beulah Barrett
Naomi Moensenmayer
Betty Ebright
Mary Katherine Harris
Grace S. Black
Salta
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Ieelen
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