Films to aid schools get state lantern slides program
The University of Kansas extension division will provide motion picture films aligned with curricula to Kansas schools. The set includes early U S history and civics, geography, nature study, hygiene, and sanitation, with 15 general programs. Lantern slides for weekly illustrated talks are available. four circuits operate October to March and shorter runs later, with slides borrowed directly from the university.
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More Cars This Year in Douglas County Drives Growth
Douglas County reports a boom in automobile licenses with 3,886 new licenses issued since June 1 and expectations to surpass 4,000 by year end. County Treasurer McKone said demand has outpaced last year, reflecting county prosperity and rising vehicle ownership.
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Weather Eccentricities From Topeka Record
The Kansas weather record compiled by the Topeka station of the Weather Bureau notes a rare contrast in August conditions with eastern Kansas experiencing wet weather while central counties faced severe droughts. The detailed report covers 129 observations and highlights unusual regional variability in the state.
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United States Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau
August Weather Observations Across Counties
Weather notes show varied August rainfall with eastern Kansas at 5.21 inches, middle at 2.97, west at 1.95 inches, and statewide 3.51 inches, 0.26 inch above normal. Temperatures ranged from 48 to 111 degrees, with drought lingering in central regions and most rain falling in the first three weeks. Lawrence reports 11.59 inches, Elkhart 0.61 inch, and Burr Oak 48 degrees on the 6th.
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Chemists foresee new era in organic changes and lab methods
Sir William D Pope told an international meeting that a revolution in chemical science will bring near term progress in organic chemistry. He predicted advances will imitate living matter using low potential energy and plant like processes to convert carbon to formaldehyde and oxygen, transforming chemical technology.
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Offer Season Seats Sparks Broadway Manager Critique
New York theater officials and managers criticized a ticket agency plan to guarantee seats in the first eight rows of popular Broadway shows for yearly payments from 109 to 500 dollars. Managers say there are not enough prime seats and deny any such arrangements, while theater lovers express indignation at the prospect of securing premium seating.
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Heroic Naval Doctor Aids Wounded In Alhucemas Action
Spanish naval surgeon Dr. Pedro Gonzales Rodriguez earned recognition for tending wounded during fighting off the Alhucemas coast as the Cataluna shelled Moorish positions. He landed under enemy gaze, aided the injured, and returned aboard the ship with the men he saved.
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Milk price cuts spark Chicago buyers clash
Must Reduce Milk Cos T reveals distributors drop price to ten cents a quart. council high cost committee secretary Russell J Poole says two thousand Henry county farmers will bring milk to Chicago and thousands of housewives will buy three quarts for twenty five cents, sparking a broad consumer protest.
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Local guests and family notices from Sunday visits
Franklin and neighboring families share Sunday calls including Mr and Mrs Frank Topping and Garretts, Mrs Henry Eggert visits Mrs A E Welsh, and a birthday gathering for four, eight, and twenty one year olds. Florence Claxton to teach at Model and upcoming picnic attendees listed. light rains noted with showers Thursday and Friday.
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Closing Out Sale as Tam Moves to Lawrence
Public auction to be held Saturday September 17 1927 at 1 pm west of Worden and near Centropolis. Sale includes 24 head of live stock horses cattle hay grain machinery and miscellaneous farm items with terms cash under 10 and credit terms for larger sums. Proceeds benefit Mrs Nellie Wintermantle and Charles My auctioneer J Kesler clerk.
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