Brick Buys 3 a Kimono
Brick secretly longs to gift his mother a blue kimono and a new bicycle. He saves by selling papers and a chance meeting with a disguised actor yields a fifty dollar windfall, enabling a shop buy and a kit for Mumsy. He returns home with a bicycle and the blue kimono, bringing tears and joy to Sylvia.
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Venice
Dee
Neimonio
Brick
Mr. Bonner
Bonner
Mumsy
Jerry
Angél
Sylvia
Jersome Bonner
Deanthier
Sonny
Samuel
State Street
State Street Theater
Notes on June hog prices and orchard care from early 20th century
The article discusses June hog price trends, noting June as a typically weak month with July often stronger, and potential shifts if inflation pressures persist. It urges monitoring June to August receipts, packinghouse storage, and possible shifts to September. It also covers tree diseases with cherry leaf spot and recommended sulfur and Bordeaux spray applications after fruit set.
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Ian
Farm real estate values decline in year ending March 1 1983
Agricultural economics note shows farm real estate values weakened materially as of March 1 1983. Kansas stood at 70 percent of the 1912–14 average, down from 89 percent on March 1 1932, while all US farm land fell from 89 percent to 73 percent in that period. W. E. Grimes.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Kansas
United States
W. E. Grimes
Flies Controlled In Dairy Barns And Milk Houses
Dairy producers urged to ensure safe wholesome milk by eliminating flies. Practices include removing manure and spoiled hay, screening doors and windows, applying lime daily, judicious fly spray use, and placing baited traps near barn entrances. W J Caulfield notes guidance.
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W. J. Caulfield
Grapes Can Be Grown With Minimal Sprays Some Years
Horticulture guidance notes that it is possible to raise sound grapes without spraying in many seasons. In other years pests like grape leaf folder, grape root worm, grape leaf hopper, and black rot require control through proper sprays. The owner should inspect vines daily to detect early damage.
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Wm. F. Pickett
Plowing After Small Grain Harvest Advised By Zahnley
J. W. Zahnley advises farmers to plow immediately after harvesting grain intended for alfalfa seeding this fall. He notes that stacking small grain in the field and hauling it promptly is better than delaying plowing until threshing. Every day saved in plowing is important for soil readiness.
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J. W. Zahnley
Pigs Fattened on Pasture Gain Health and Savings
Expert F. W. Bell argues fattening pigs on pasture yields faster gains and lower costs. Pasture reduces worm infestations, improves health, and cuts pork production expenses compared with dry lots, boosting returns.
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F. W. Bell
Insect Diseases Threaten Vegetation Says Expert
E G Kielly notes diseases are common among insects and weather governs spread. He warns some diseases can attack heavily damaged vegetation under favorable conditions.
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Kielly
Huey Long’s Cotton Administrator Candidate Silence
Long recounts a private, sensational claim about a Illinois man rumored for the cotton administrator post. He says the White House considered him, but senators doubted his cotton knowledge. The man allegedly vowed to fix cotton prices by drastic means, including destroying cottonwood trees, if needed.
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Huey Long
Weither
Illinois
White House
Church Notes and Schedule for Sunday Services
Church notes show Sunday school at 9 o clock with Bible classes and morning worship at 8 o clock. Choir rehearsal Tuesday evening and a Sunday section meeting Thursday evening June 22 at the church parlors. Bible study text emphasized is The Value of Human Life.
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ST. Louis, MO
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Star
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Iarmer
C. ¥. Haggman
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the Atlantic
America
the Atlantic Monthly
Arlington St
Boston
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Rae “Yea
Essary
Haggman & Wires
Ford Motor Company
Concordia
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