Wheat still strong in Kansas as farmers hold half crop
Kansas farmers sold 54.1 million bushels of wheat by September 20, about 53 percent of a 102 million bushel crop, with 26 percent shipped out of state and 52.14 million still held by mills and elevators in Kansas.
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Mohjer
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Kansas City
United States Food Administration, Grain Division
Country
Kansas Mills
Death of First Lieutenant Edward D. Wells in St Mihiel drive
A War Department telegram from Wichita announces the death in action on September 12 of First Lieutenant Edward D. Wells an officer in a headquarters company. It is presumed he fell during the St Mihiel offensive launched that day.
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Springfield salesmen killed in Coffeyville crash
William Doyle of Springfield Missouri was killed and Tom McCullum of Springfield Missouri was slightly injured when their automobile overturned west of Coffeyville. The men were traveling salesmen and had visited Caney twenty miles west on a trade trip.
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Springfield
Tom McCullum
Coffeyville
Caney
Farm hand William Munson Takes Own Life Over Draft Form
William Munson a single farm hand near Salina shot himself in the left breast with a shotgun after becoming perplexed by a draft board questionnaire he had just received. He died at the scene.
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Salina
Notable Crimes and Tragedies In Wichita and Pierceville
Joseph Holmes a Finney County farmer was convicted in a Wichita federal court for aiding the Pierceville post office robbery and sentenced to one year and a day in prison plus a $100 fine. Joseph Steinhoft of St. Louis received four years for his role. The daughter of Charry Pile died instantly when she fell from a car her father drove and was run over. the body went to Kansas City for burial. Two French girls Charlotte Watch and Jean de Lons arrive as YWCA wards to attend Washburn College this year and speak English. Arthur 36 Fairman an architect from Manhattan committed suicide in a Chicago hotel after failing to enter the army. Ben Jasling of Herington died from injuries after being run over by a corn binder in Council Grove Hospital at age 46.
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Finney County
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Pierceville
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Joseph Steinhoft
St. Louis
Charry Pile
Kansas City
Washburn College
Charlotte, Watch
Jean de Lons
America
Yo W. C. A
Arthur
Ben Jasling
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Belleville Youth Rupert Greenfield Gassed in France
Rupert Greenfield the son of Mr and Mrs Ed Greenfield of Belleville has been gassed in France where he has spent most of the last year at the front He is now out of the hospital and his parents have received word of his discharge from medical care.
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Belleville
France
Kansas State Bankers Plan To Move Convention To Topeka
The executive committee in Topeka decided to relocate the annual Kansas State Bankers Association convention from Winfield to Topeka and set the meeting for February.
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Topeka
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Winfield
Modern Farmhouse Comfort Additions for Home Planning
A Chicago expert offers practical, inexpensive improvements to home design. Focus areas include laundry layouts, lighting, plumbing placements, stair tidiness, porch screening, exterior flow, and a milk bottle cabinet, all aimed at convenience and easy upkeep for the housewife.
Poor Material for Warmth at Washington and Meridian
A mother and daughter exit a theater in rainy windy weather. The daughter’s filmy white silk skirt blows as she steps off the curb and hides under the Merchants' Bank shelter. The exchange ends with the mother criticizing the attire as unsafe and impractical.
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Meridian
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Daughter
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Indianapolis News
Cheaper Than He Thought After Quick Marriage
A carefree bachelor named Green marries and, within twelve hours, jokes that marriage isn’t as costly as expected. Friends warned about gas and rent, but Green remains optimistic as he recounts the day after the ceremony.
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Meh
Educational mix up at moving picture palace shown in print
A reader recounts a chat with Daphne at a box office about a film thought to be educational. The speaker complains the program is instead a lurid border train robbery tale, noting the era’s sensational style and mislabeling by exhibitors.
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Daphne
Moving Picture Palace
Kansas City Star
It Is Better to Be a Belever Than a King
A witty saying contrasts merit with power. Critics sharpen judgment as they evaluate art and leadership. The line suggests caution against inconsistent speech and motives.
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