Wheat Marketing Pool to Continue After Signatures Fail
Kansas farm groups merge to form a larger Wheat Marketing pool led by the Kansas Wheat Growers association to handle 44 million bushels. members may withdraw, but many are urged to stay. Officials report progress toward signing contracts, with about 30 million bushels committed.
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Wichita
Kansas Wheat Marketing Pool
Kansas Co-operative Wheat Marketing Association
Kansas Farmers’ Union Wheat Marketing Association
Kansas Wheat Growers Association
George B. Cutting
Kansas Wheat Growers
Kansas
Cutting
Slump in Kansas Wheat Prospects Amid Dry Weather
Topeka reports a sharp monthly drop in Kansas wheat prospects with June condition down to 66.8 and an estimated yield of 113.211 million bushels, a 21 million bushel fall from the prior month. Dry cold weather, chinch bugs, and Hessian fly hurt output while late May rains offered limited relief.
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Topeka
Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Lund
Kansas delegate elected to national committee in mumps case
Mrs R R Bittman of Independence Kansas could not attend the national Republican convention in Cleveland due to a severe mumps attack. While home she was elected unanimously as the woman member from Kansas of the national Republican committee.
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R. R. Bittman
Independence
Kansas
Cleveland
National Republican Committee
Ottawa Youth Killed In Auto Crash Near City
Yolande Baker twenty of Ottawa died when a car driven by Harry Blunk overturned a mile north of Ottawa. Harry Blunk died? injured. Doris Lynn of Lebo broke a leg and bruises. Carroll Byrd of Lane bruised. car demolished.
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Yolande Baker
F. A. Baker
Ottawa
Harry ‘Blunk
J. P. Blunk
Blunk
Doris Lynn
Lebo
Carroll Byrd
C. F. Byrd
Lane
McDowell Advances to Grand Councillor at UCT Meeting
R G McDowell of Clay Center was advanced from grand junior councillor to grand councillor by the United Commercial Travelers grand council at the Parsons annual election. Winfield defeated Lola for next year’s convention. Edwin C Curtis of Kansas City Kansas was advanced to grand junior councillor.
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R. G. McDowell
Clay Center
United Commercial Travelers Grand Council
Parsons
Winfield
Lola
Edwin C. Curtis
Kansas City
Kas
Murderer Gus Herby Found Dead in City Jail
Gus Herby who killed his estranged wife at Arma was found hanged in his jail cell. Officers delivering supper saw the body. he had been dead for several hours. The incident terminates a troubled case that drew local attention.
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Gus Herby
Arma
Herby
Journals of the Grand Army of the Republic Presented
The complete set of the journals of the Grand Army of the Republic since its Kansas organization has been presented to the State Historical Society by W. W. Denisoon past department commander of the Kansas G A R.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Kansas
State Historical Society
W. W. Denisoon
The
Eldorado Gains National Aeronautic Chapter Honor
Eldorado, Kansas earns the first chapter of the National Aeronautic Association after dedicating its aviation field. The municipal achievement marks a notable boost for the town's aviation profile and civic pride.
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Eldorado
Kansas
National, Aeronautic Association
Economical Hog Shelter Design by William A. Radford
Promotion for a cost free design and advice on farm building work by William A. Radford. Describes a saw tooth roof hog shelter facing south with 13 pens per feeding alley, concrete floors, and a rear concrete feeding floor for summer use. Building measures 24 by 91 feet and aims to fit up to 26 brood sows.
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Wiliam A. Radford
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
Boy Wizard A 13 Builds Radio Sets From Odds
Wilbur Wetlin, a 13 year old in Detroit, showcased homemade radio sets built from everyday items such as a mother's vanity case, a pencil cap, a powder box, a penny watch box and peanut shells at a school playground contest. He noted the peanut set cost him a five cent bag of peanuts.
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The
Detroit News
Wilbur Wetlin
Choosing a Vacation Oscar Becomes an Architect Hope
Oscar Meggendorfer notes a change after finishing education and plans to become an architect. His father resists calling it nonsense claiming few buildings will be available for years. Oscar counters that the pause is precisely why he wants the path.
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Oscar
Meggendorfer Blatter
Munich
You May Have House but Have You a Real Home
A Better Homes in America article argues many Americans live in houses rather than homes. It cites President Coolidge and Herbert Hoover, defines a home as affordable, harmonious, and spiritually meaningful, and contrasts modest furnishings with lasting contentment.
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Better Homes
America
National Educational Institution
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Department of Commerce
James Ford
United States
Better Homes In
President Coolidge
Advisory Council of Better Homes In
Plan reading aids home builders through simple guidance
A brief note emphasizes that understanding plans helps home builders, describing plan reading as straightforward with minimal study. It frames plan interpretation as a practical skill that speeds construction and reduces errors.
Contracts Should Be in Writing and in Duplicate
Articles urge buyers to require written contracts and duplicates in real estate deals. Do not rely on verbal terms, even with trusted brokers, as misunderstandings or errors can lead to serious consequences. insist on signed, complete written agreements for all purchases and preliminary arrangements.
Paint Radiators Tarnish Heating Harmony
A home improvement note warns that silver or bronze coatings on radiators ruin heating efficiency. Repainting to match room color schemes is advised before starting the heating system.
Frozen Food Shipments Rise Through Suez Canal
Water transport of frozen foods surged last year with the Suez Canal handling nearly 150000 tons of frozen food shipments.
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Suez Canal
Experience as a Concept in Philosophy and Critique
A compact reflection on experience noting that criticism of experience must come from greater experience not from preconceived standards. The quote attributed to Sir Walter Raleigh anchors the idea that epistemic assessment depends on expanded familiarity.
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Sir Walter Raleigh
Flashy Bird Recalls Parrot Whistles From The Village Blacksmith
The speaker recalls an African parrot that would whistle The Village Blacksmith, noting its beauty and the sparks that flew from its tail during fits. This vivid memory highlights the parrot’s striking color and lively behavior.
Unrighteous Indignation Prevalent in Modern Discourse
The line between righteous anger and pure indignation appears blurred as public discourse grows heated. Experts warn that moral superiority often masks personal or political agendas, fueling hostility across communities and online platforms.
Oilcloth as Wall Paper for Kitchens
Oilcloth can serve as a durable and attractive wall covering for kitchens. It is applied like wallpaper with flour and water paste and can be washed with soap and water, lasting for years.
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Frank Hardesty
Henry Hupp
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Hardesty
Shawnee County
Salima
Kansas Wheat Belt
Cen‘tral
Carl Lundberg
John Erickson
Mankato
Mt. St. Scholastica Academy
Atchison. Mth
John Ward
Leavensworth
A. F. Hatten
Kansas State Solidiers
Fort Dodge
Arkansas City
T. Veatch
East
Kansasa City
University of Kansas and ‘Association
State Board .of: Agriculture
Flint Hills
Butler
Greenwood
Chase
Lyon
Morris
Marion
Wabaunsee
Doan
Missouri
J. _T. Swinney
Mississippi St
Liberty
Dean’s
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N. Y
Boy Wizard
Red Cross
Bellar
LLANS
Neu
S & Buokhl
New York City
A. Og
Hont
A.B. Richards Medicine Co
Sherman,Tex
Washington, D
ACAD
W.N. U
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Harry Hohman
M. W. Chas
Nordman’ Rec
Adolph Nelson
Lebanon
Ernest W. Burns, W. M
A. R. Morey
Ralph Cooper
R. Rickabaugh
Secy
Peter
Jones
Jotineon
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