Conflicting Land Policies Highlight Kansas Policy Clash
An article from the Kansas City Star dated June 5 1935 criticizes government departments for inconsistent land use. One agency plans irrigation to reclaim waste land while another seeks farmer cooperation to leave fertile soil idle, drawing objections from Congressman Frank Carlson.
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Kansas City Star
Frank Carlson
Conflicting Land Policies Highlight Policy Inconsistencies
Kansas congressman Frank Carlson cites a split between arid land reclamation funds and payments to farmers not to farm. He notes 25 years of Interior dam projects contrasting with Agriculture limits that push marginal lands into production while prices sag from surpluses.
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Frank ‘Carlson
Congress
Kansas
Congressional Committee
Department of the Interior
Department of Agriculture
Carlson
America
Washington
Courtland residents visit E C Wires home of Mrs Elsie
Fred Engwall of Courtland spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of Mrs Elsie Win. The visit featured local conversation and friendly calls among neighbors.
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Mra
Fred Engwall
Courtland
E. C. Wires
Elsie Win
Court House News Sketches Local Proceedings and Events
Court house notes report rehabilitation work by Mr Nance and the Republic county bridge situation with forthcoming details. It lists three recovery cases filed June 21 in district court by Charles W Johnson Receiver and The Railroad Building and Savings Association. It notes a Sixth District Bar association convention in Belleville June 29 expecting 50 to 100 attorneys. A July 1 4 H livestock tour begins at R E Anderson farm and visits multiple area farms. Probate filings June 15 and 17 for Adelbert Hawkins and Lawson Stafford. A county Prohibition Rally planned June 30 at Belleville Methodist Church to push Old Age pensions legislation. Beer enforcement renewals and two recent arrests are reported with bonds.
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Wm. R. Goodwin
District Court
Charles W. Johnson
Citizens State Bank
Albina Evang
Mary E. Lacey
Republic
Railroad—Building and—Savings ‘Association
State Bar Association
Belleville
Adelbert Hawkins
Scandia
Lawson Stafford
van Natta
Court House
Belleville Methodist Church
Kansas
Double drowning shocks Belleville area with two youths lost
A pair of drownings near Belleville left Donald Jonbacks and Ray Wineinger dead in an eight foot pond east of town. Sylvia DeBus, a Belleville restaurant worker visiting Cincinnati, faced a separate charge, and Jack Williams, 13, escaped serious harm after the incident. Dunback and Wineinger funeral services followed in St Edward's and the Methodist church respectively.
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Donald Jonbacks
Ray Wineinger
Belleville
Bellevile
Jack Williams
Dunback
Inger
Concordia guests visit local families on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark and Chester and Mr. and Mrs. James Clark plus Harriet and Phyllis of Concordia were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson.
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Will Clark-and-Chester
Mrs
James
Clark
Harriet
Phyllis
Concordia
W. A. Johnson
Visit of Oberia and others to Republic family home
Mrs Oberia and Ryan and Charles Early stayed from Wednesday to Friday with Mrs Carl Williams Mrs Sally Smith and Mrs Abbie Vick all from Republic at Mrs Williams home.
Local social notes from Courtland and area
Mrs Bill Free and children of Courtland visiting her mother Mrs Lottie Lervold. The Bargain Spot advertises the freshest candy in town. Mr and Mrs L G Nystrom and Lois Jean were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns.
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Bill Free
Courtland
Lottie Lervold
Warren Gunter
Clarice Wallin
Vivian’ Nystrom
Mrs
Lewis Wallin
Mrs Joseph Johnson and Emma Isaacson Visit Belleville
Mrs Joseph Johnson and Mrs Emma Isaacson were in Belleville on Tuesday with Richard. The brief item notes their presence and the social visit in the locality.
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Joseph Johnson
Richard
Emma Isaacson
Belleville
Isaacson Family Spotted in Belleville Friday Morning
Mrs s Emil Isaacson and Alice and Mrs Nathan Isaacson with children were seen in Belleville Friday morning.
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Emil Isaacson
Alice
Nathan Isaacson
Belleville
Local Sunday Visit to the Johns Home
Mrs R E Downing and Mrs Joyce Johnson with Mr and Mrs Milo Johnson and Elaine spent Sunday afternoon visitors at the H I Johns home.
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R. E. ‘Downing
Joyce Johnson
Milo Johnson
Elaine
H. I. Johnson’ Home
Isaacson Family Visits Highlight Sunday Evening
Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson and Junior and Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson with children were Sunday evening visitors at the Oscar John son home.
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Emil Isaacson
Nathan Isaacson
Oscar John, Son Home
Special Saturday Only Ladies Panties Ad Sparks Bargain Spot
The notice catalogs a 10c pair special on rayon panties. Social items list guests with the Wallins, Schwahns, and Muths visiting in various towns. Local health update notes Mrs. Ed Kallman was moved to St Joseph hospital in Concordia after illness.
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Ed Kallman
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
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