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Scandia Journal in Scandia, Kansas

10 Jun 1920

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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1920

Page

3

Kansas Fairs for 1920 Dates and Secretaries Listed

A compiled 1920 Kansas fair calendar lists venues, dates, locations and secretaries as reported to the State Board of Agriculture. Entries include the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson September 18-24 with A Spensler as secretary, and numerous county and district fairs across Topeka Wichita Lawrence Ottawa Larned and other towns with designated secretaries and varying September to October dates.

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State Board of Agriculture Kansas J. C Coldwater Dickinson County Fair Association N. Cole Abilene Doniphan County H. Ww. Speen Hays Ellsworth County Wilson_Co-operative air Association J. W. Somer Enke Wilson Ford County Southwest E. Co. Minner Dodge City Franklin County Agricultural Society P. Pp. Elder, Jr Ottawa Franklin County Lane Agricultural Fair Association F. B. Martin Lane Gray County Fair Association H. J. Adams Cimarron Greenwood William Bays Eureka Harper County Anthony Fair Association I G. Jennings Anthony Holton Efferson County Valley Falls Lou Hauck Jewell Chas, S. Putt Mankato Johnson Harry Ss. Wilson Olathe Kearny County W. A Slavens Lakin Tabette County Clarence Montgomery Oswego Leavenworth County Ne Chapman Leavenworth Lincoln County Sylvan Grove W. A. Bu- Loh Lincoln County Agricultural and Fair Association FE. A. McFarland Lincoln Lyon C. R. Phipps Emporia Hartford Meade Miami County Eastern Kansas Agricultural Association Wm. H. Brooks Act Paola Mitchell County Fair Association EB. E. Booker Beloit Montgomery County Fair Association Elliott Irvin Coffeyville Morris County Fair Association H. A. Clyborne Council Grove Nemas F. M Stockton Rush County ,Agricultural and Fair Association T. Rudicel Rush Center Russell County Fair Association H. A. Dawson Russell Smith County Fair Association J. M. Travis Smith Center Thomas County Fair Association R. B. Shell Colby Y Trego J.aio Wakeeney Wichita County Fair and Agricultural Society Fd. Case Leot L. J. Ee Rare Fredonia Cowley Cowley County W. A. _ Bowden Burden Graw Kansas Court of Industrial Relations Kansas Gas and Electric Company Wichita Newton Arkansas City Kansas, Industrial Relations Court Kansas Cities
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Two Kansas Banks Closed In State Financial Turmoil

The Hanover State Bank of Hanover and the Aulne State Bank were closed amid a Kansas banking crisis. Hanover faces estimated losses near 600000 dollars with Jaedicke family ownership. Aulne’s cashier Johnson disclosed four-year losses to Kansas City banks. Also reports on Professor William E. Higgins of the University of Kansas and a ruling limiting the Kansas Bank Holding Corporation’s stock sales.

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Hanover State Bank of Hanover Walter E. Wilson August Jaedicke Easfer Aulne State Bank of Aulne Hanover Bank August Jaedicke, Jr Jaedicke Wilson Kansas City William E. Higgins University of Kansas Colorado Springs Higgins England Colorado IC. U Richard J. Hopkins Kansas Bank Holding Corporation Walter Wilson
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Obituary for Johnathan L. Pettyjohn at 73 in Olathe

Johnathan L. Pettyjohn longtime banker and farm mortgage head at J. L. Pettyjohn & Co. and president of the First National Bank of Olathe died after a long illness of heart disease at age 73. He arrived in Olathe fifty nine years ago.

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Johnathan L. Pettyjohn J. L. Pettyjohn & Co First National Bank of Olathe Mr. Pettyjohn
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Construction at Camp Funston Expands with New Buildings

Work begins on a major Camp Funston program with plans for six new structures including an army school of agriculture, a 50 by 150 foot concrete pool, and three grandstands at the athletic field. Mrs. Isabelle M Crawford, widow of former Kansas governor Samuel J Crawford and mother of Mrs. Arthur Capper, is reported seriously ill after a stroke at Topeka.

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Camp Funston Army School of Agriculture Isabelle M. Crawford Samuel J. Crawford Kansas Arthur Capper Senator Capper Topeka
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Modern Dairy Barn Design Boosts Milk Output

A weather tight monitor cowstable with 384 stalls, two silos, east west facing windows, and a central litter system is shown. The article argues sunlight fresh air and warmth increase milk production and profit for dairy farms.

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Mike Nature
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Kerosene Lamplight Liked For Restful Eye Comfort

Studies by C I Ferree and G Rand show kerosene flame yields slower eye fatigue than carbon incandescent lamps and some Welsbach mantles. They compare yellow kerosene light with varying yellowness against white or green light, noting yellow is preferable to green though not yet claiming yellow outperforms white.

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C. I. Ferree G. Rand Jluminating Engineering Society Scientific American Monthly Mazda Welsbach
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Cleaning Oil Paintings With Soap Suds And Chamois

A technique described involves sponging the painting with pure soap suds, drying the surface with a soft cloth, then rubbing the image with a chamois skin barely moistened with sweet oil. This method aims to preserve the artwork while removing dirt.

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India’s Cotton Crop Yield for 1919 20 Reported

The total estimated yield of the Indian cotton crop for 1919 20 is 5 668 000 bales of 400 pounds each. India can supply not more than 25 percent of the textiles for domestic demand.

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India
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Mobler Hanover and Aulhe American Railway Express Company Quiry Farm William A. Radford Prairie Avenue Chicago Iig Litter Hunt Besse Podat Wienkids Shermal Warsaw London Navy Allen Carter Martin & Martin, Res Gricago Scandia Harry Hohman Nordmann Adolph Nelson Lebanon Ww. C. Preble, W. M A. R. Morey Sec'y Clarence Albro V. C J. W. Plotner John A. Freeburg Kaneas W. N. US UWA W. N Commun Jim Jones
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