Norway Jamestown basketball clash ends in Norway victory
Local notes recount a Th ursday basketball game where the N E S team defeated Jamestown at Scandia in a double header. Community events include dances and visits, with Norways Mattie Gile and others attending nearby towns and a car collision north of Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E.S
Jamestown
Scandia
Norway
Emma Rogers
Harry Giles
Mary Hazel Phinney
Manhattan
Frances Fickel
Blaine Montgomery
John ‘Loarbourrow
Bert “Ainseworth
C. C. Simpson
Lawrence
Everett Ross
Concordia
Harry Gile
Orval Barleen
Frank Knocke
Robt. Hyders
Chas
Barleen
Belleville
Josina Montgomery
Blaine
J. M. Loofbourrow
Staples
Minnesota
Maudie Gile
Effingham
Alva
McGregor
Gladys Gile
Helen
Irene Engle
Vreek
Fred Haarison
Floyd Day
Fred
Lynn
Morris McGregor
Lewis Boys
Mary Brewer
E. A. McGregor
Kansas
United States
North Central Kansas Free Gate Fair organized at Belleville
The first annual meeting of the North Central Kansas Free Gate Fair Association was held in Belleville with directors from Republic County attending. Officers were elected, dates set for August 30-September 2 1921, and a conservative racing program favored by most attendees. A 1920 fair statement was presented with receipts and disbursements.
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FE. A. Cory
J. G. Lofy
W. R Barnard
Belleville
Republic County
Hilcott
Kansas
Alkire
Jm. A. Cory
R. B. Tenham
T. J. Charles
C. G. Aspegren
Ounty
Association
State Board of Agriculture
W. R. Barnard
Board of Agriculture
Commercial Club of
A. Cory
Talmo
Anna. Lofy
G. H. Bramwell
Nebraska
Arbuthnot
North Central
Kans
Free Gate Fair
Four Language Advertising In Constantinople Markets
Trade Commissioner Mears notes Constantinople's cosmopolitan audience and urges ads in at least four languages. Turkish papers yield best results due to large Turkish readership. street ads discouraged as illegal. newspaper circulation cited: French 6,090–8,000, Armenian 4,000–8,000, Turkish 10,000–15,600.
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Constantinople
Eliot G. Mears
Rare sugars shift power from Germany to American industry
The article highlights the rise of the American chemical industry with rare sugars previously dominated by Germany. It notes sugaring compounds like dulcitol and xylose used in hospitals and labs, detailing prices and sources while referencing other sugars. A second item recounts a kitten found inside a big wheel at Burlington Grand Northern mills, believed to have traveled about 600 miles before rescue.
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Israel
Great Northern
Burlington
Neb
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