Harvest manpower trims with 30000 needed in Kansas
Digest from the state free employment bureau estimates 30000 workers needed for Kansas harvests. Combines reduce outside help demand, with ninety combines in Comman che County this year. Farm work shifts to shock labor at 35 to 50 cents per acre as wheat readiness stretches toward Belvidere and Coldwater.
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State Free Employment Bureau
Kansas
C. E. Y Hianager
Oere
Hall
Marty
Tipton
Kansas City
Combine Th
Commanche County
Englewood
Santa, Fe
Clearwater
Belvidere
Coldwater
Wichita
Perkins seeks habeas relief in embezzlement case
Perkins recently bound over to district court on a charge of embezzling $2,000 and filed a writ of habeas corpus with the Douglas County district court. Judge Hugh Means would issue the writ, potentially discharging Perkins from custody if the sheriff cannot hold him on $100,000 road bonds with 6 percent interest.
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Perkins
Douglas County District Court
Hugh
Erkins
Nine thousand Topeka students examined by three school nurses
A Topeka school health survey reports 9107 students inspected by three nurses across 4135 rooms. Of these 239 had diseased tonsils or adenoids, 209 defective vision, 29 early tuberculosis, and 1629 were sent home due to illness with 91 having diphtheria. Mary W. Grover supervised with assistants Carmen Purcell and Mabel McMullin.
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Topeka
Mary W. Grover
Carmen Purcell
Mabel McMullin
Butler County Engineer J Homer Austin Resigns
J Homer Austin resigns as Butler County engineer after six years in the post, effective July 4.
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J. Homer Austin
Butler County
Honey dew returns to Junction City after years
In Junction City Kansas the familiar honey dew moisture returns to overnight grass and plants. Early settlers recall its sweetness and stickiness but none of the old-timers can explain the phenomenon.
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Kansas
Junction City
Mrs Anna A Kimball Dies at Home in Neodesha
Mrs Anna A Kimball 59 wife of County Commissioner Frank Kimball died at her Neodesha home. She leaves a son Dr. Fs Kimball and others. The notice notes her husband and family in this brief obituary.
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Anna A. Kimball
Frank Kimball
Neodesha
Ong
Fi Kimball
Stuco Home Of English Design Features Quaint Old English Style
Reader advisor William A. Radford offers free building advice while detailing a quaint old English designed stucco home. The illustrative plan highlights a sun parlor eight by ten feet, a matching den, a light filled living room, dining room, breakfast nook, and a compact kitchen with built in features.
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Denot
Charming frame house with metal lath exterior details
A period home features stucco over metal lath on a frame structure. Key fire safety notes highlight reinforced walls and protected stairways, while the entry leading to a large 20 by 18 foot living room opens to a sun parlor. Second floor includes three well sized bedrooms with cross ventilation.
Music's Effect on Dogs and Human Nervous System
Experiments suggest music can increase oxygen consumption and reduce carbonic acid, while enhancing skin function. The text links musical vibrations to nervous system responses, noting savages and animals react quickly to stimuli and experience soothing, agreeable sensations from joyful harmony.
Tanlac Helps Boston Woman Gain Eight Pounds in Two Weeks
Mrs Celesta Fell of 32 Prince Street Boston says Tanlac relieved her indigestion and weakness. She reports waking rested and eating better after two weeks, claiming she would have quit without Tanlac and credits the medicine for renewed strength. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Celesta Fell
Prince Street
Boston
Mass
Taniac
Tanlac
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Druggist reports show kidney issues are common and often undetected. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cited as effective in addressing kidney trouble with a sample offer and sales at drug stores nationwide.
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Kilmer
Improvement Goes On In American Homes
The report notes 92.6 percent of farms have telephones while only 27.1 percent have electric lights and 21 percent own vacuum cleaners. Electric washing machines are present in 16.2 percent of homes, highlighting slow adoption of conveniences.
Dialogue Dominates The Gauge Column Debate
In a witty exchange Dobbs asserts the world improves with time while West counters with his own rising earnings. The banter showcases contrasting optimism and personal gains as a snapshot of column style.
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Kansas Electric Utilities Company
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Lecompton
Tonganoxie
Eudora
de Soto
Holiday
Wilder
Bonner Springs
Basehor
Edwardsville
Linwood
Forest Lake
Zarah
C. W. Smith
Christ Hospital
William Connors
Aviaation
Connors
E.N. Sting Derland
Grea
Greenbush
Frank la Forge
Brazilion State Bank
Brazilton
Motor Inn
Sabetha
Sycamore Springs
Morrill
Carl Stuive
Sylvan Grove
Stuive
Patrick McGinty
Frontenac
Kas
Topeka Hospital
P. F.' Grace
Holt
Grace
Agalle
Serena Cleveland
Mankato
Cleveland
Finney County
Garden City
M. W. Watson
Cloud County
Herbert Johnson
Emporia
George A. Johnson
Thomas Dever
George Schillinger
Holton
Bourbon County
C. M. Grimes
Edward Butler
Katy Boilermakers’ Union
Parsons
Ed. Boggs
Butler
Boggs
Hunton Hill
Valley Center
William A. Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
Ill
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Diipor
Edward
London
Dobbs
West
Winslow
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Fulton St
York
Syllio
Harold Rftch
Hessig-Ellis
Memphis
Tenn
Mitchell Saleive
Sncial
Mipa
Renee
Aifareg
Hall & Inc
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Hee
Daisy Fly
Cathe
Pepe
Harold Somes
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
Hiscox Chem. Wk. Ie. N.Y
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Harry Hohman
M. W. Chas
Nordman
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Nelson
Lebanon
G. W. Nimocks
W. M. A. R. Morey
Sec’y
Ralph Cooper
V. C
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R. Rickabaugh
Secy
Peter Smith
Smith
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