Stock Farming Trend Toward Mechanization
Washington reports Agriculture Department economists say livestock farming is moving toward mechanization. Since 1910 crops led in mechanization but gaps are closing, with automated watering wagons gutter cleaners and conveyors aiding. Yet profits require labor savings to exceed equipment costs, and not all farms can afford upgrades.
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Agriculture Department
Elderly Kansas Farmer Declared Incompetent
In Fort Scott Kansas Probate Court jurors found 61 year old farmer P R Maxwell incapable of handling his affairs after evidence showed he spent about $27,000 from his account over 27 months. He deeded his home to Verna Hale and a $10,000 farm to her son. Guardian Fred Post was appointed. Appeal planned.
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R. A. Maxwell
Verna Ruth Hale
Maxwell
Maxwel
R. P. Maxwell
Harding
Missouri Line
Kansas
Francis M. Thomas
Fred Post
Harding Farmer
County Churches Chronicle of area congregations listing pastors and service times
A compiled directory of churches with pastors and weekly schedules including Sunday school times, morning and evening worship, and special services across multiple towns such as Antioch, Homewood, Waverly, Agricola, Quenemo, Union Chapel, Wellsville, Centropolis, Princeton, Richmond, Wellsville, Pomona, Princeton Carwman, Emerald, and others. It lists pastors names like Rev. George Kla sinski, Rev. Cecil VY Kramer, Rev. M. F. Longenecker, and Rev. Ward Nance, and notes denominations including Baptist, Methodist, Catholic, Adventist, and Assembly of God with varying service times and weekly activities.
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Antioch Baptist
Joan Butler
Homewood St. Anthony’s
George Klasinski
Miss
Waverly St. Joseph’s
Agricola
W. Newell Razak
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Quenemo
Virat Baptist Church
Cecil VY. Kramer
Union Chapel
Dick Krumpe
MYF
V.m
Carl A. Grondorf
Rantoul Methodist and Presbyterian
Spring Ridge Presbyterian
Stanton EB. U. B
Peoria
HE. U. B
Ranton
Free Methodist
Wiliamsburg
M.F. Longenecker
Frinceton Methodist
Tom Reborn, Jr
Wellaville Methodist
J. W. Stalions
Williamsburg Methomat
St. Therese Catholic
Richmond
Owen Cote
Wellsville Baptist
Royal Hiatt
Youth Fellowship
Pomona Memoris
M.Y.F. T.ib
M.Y.F
Wayne Hollins
Emerald St. Patrick’s
Jack Harrington
Centropolis Flist Baptist
Ben Nicholas
Appanoose Church of the Brethren
Ward Nance
Centropolis Baptist
Willard Neumann
New Hope
Ruhamsah
R. B
Ruhamah
Princeton Carwman
Robert Todd
Bible School
Methodist
Cecil M. Orr
Tonly Baptist
W. E. Shoemaker
Local Home Demonstration Units Plan Sept Meetings
CENTROPOLIS and GREENWOOD units report Sept 11 and Sept 18 sessions with lessons on Freezer Meals and First Aid. Members contributed to scholarships, with 13 present at Centropolis and multiple guests at Greenwood, plus plans for speakers on mental health and reminders to bring guests.
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Maguire Air Force Base
N. J
United Nations
Moscow
U. S
Centropolis
Richard LaNier
iTed Clark
Smurthwaite Scholarship House
Mary Dean Holle
Claude Myers
Don Hood
Christian Church
State Hospital
Osawatomie
Donald Woodsum
Harmony Homes
Henry Staadt
Carl Peterson
Clifford Fritts
John Staadt
Peoria Imes Area Social Guests and Picnic
Mr and Mrs Harmon Mock of Kansas City and Mrs Mary Mock visited the Williams home Monday evening. Several families and friends from Kansas City Ottawa Rantoul and Peoria called on local residents. Mrs Cliff Detwiler hosted a picnic at Forest Park for the Be ginners class with teachers and mothers. a wiener roast basket dinner games and swimming followed.
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Harmon Mock
Kansas City
Mary Mock
W. H. Williams
G.C. Finch
Maude Evans
Earl Anderson
Roberta ‘Brown
Ray Evans
Rev
Oddo
Ottawa
Adell Dean
Cliff Richey
Kansas’ City
Herb Sample
Bob Rodgers
Rantoul
Kermit Blunk
Adell
Cliff Detwiler
Forest Park
Tetwiler
Peoria
Will Men Ever Equal Women
NEW YORK question about gender equality in the 20th century. The piece contrasts male optimism with the evolving social roles, noting men and women sharing privileges and activities once considered gender exclusive, and cites a psychologist on a shifting cultural pattern.
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New York
America
Woman's Secret Weapon Turns The Tables On Men
An essay compares gender luck and chance arguing women are born lucky while men face blind chance. It cites examples from daily life such as cab pickups at rail stations and gambling at a race track to claim women consistently outpace men due to fate rather than gallantry or reason.
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Africa
Race Driver Dies At Missouri Fair
Bethany Missouri reports veteran driver Gail Pete Edwards aged 50 dies after a crash before the Northwest Missouri fair crowd. Edwards, an Offenhauser racer with two decades in the sport, previously ran an area airport in the 1940s and owned a Bethany tavern in recent years.
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Bethany
Gail Pete
Chick) Edwards
Edwards
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