Pastures Demand Brisk For Grass Fed Cattle In Kansas
Chase county stockmen report a prosperous year as Flint Hill pastures stay green and cattle fatten rapidly. About 1200 carloads or 27000 head will be shipped from Bazaar this season, with some profits of 25 to 40 dollars per head. Other Kansas counties also ship multiple carloads while mail to soldiers is streamlined for Fort Sill and Minnesota addresses.
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Osage Mines Face Closure Amid Price Dispute
Osage district coal mines close with cooperative plants continuing local output only. Miners strike seeks fifty cent raise raising mining cost to 2.21 per ton. Gov Capper to take Osage issue to fuel administrator Garfield as Topeka dealers reject Osage coal at current prices.
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Kansas Dairies Seeks Growth From Midwest Feeders
Southeastern Kansas dairy meeting in Parsons drawn 250 farmers and bankers as dairy expert H Bard of Chicago urged expansion. Plans for a dairy train to Iowa Illinois Wisconsin regions to show Kansas methods and pasture advantages. In Labette county two hundred pure bred dairy cattle added. calf clubs formed. new dairy drive boosts industry. Also notes: Rev Joseph Hill dies. Dr John Brock dies. new junior high at Normal. five mile sanitary zone around Fort Riley. Camp Funston postoffice built overnight. William S. Cady buys stake in Fredonia Daily Herald.
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Red Cross Men Win Fame for Heroism Abroad
Paris reports Maj. Grayson P. Murphy details American Red Cross heroism on multiple fronts. The organization runs field stations, trains police dogs, and supports wounded with dispensaries and comforts, while ambulances expand to forty sections with about 2,500 volunteers.
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World War I Alignments Behind Kaiser Facing Odds
Nations at war with Germany are listed with declaration dates and populations. The sequence includes 1914 and 1916 timelines, with entries such as Portugal in March and Roumania on August 27.
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Jilted Man Willed 5000 Contested In Oklahoma
Mrs. Mary A. Thompson and Florence Brooks of Ripley contest the will of Walter J. Thompson in county court. They allege his estate totals 50000 and object to a clause leaving 5000 to Amos Yates, a Mormon seminarian, as balm for his rejected marriage.
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