Norway Telegrams and Community Notes Update
Norway Kansas scene shows visitors at the Olsen and Stenson households from Abilene and Delphos. Local residents attend events in Concordia and Salina. school staff hires and relocations noted along with farm and garden tips from local experts.
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Julits
Olsen
Julian
Nell Darlington
Opal
Mary Ellen ‘Brewer
Matt Larson
Famiy
Carrol Walker
Omaha
Nebr
Norway
Hattie Bartlett
A. J. ‘Kelly
Lewis
Concordia
Philip Hammer
Salina
American Legion
John Chizek
Vernon Wright
Charles Campbell
Lewis Edwards
Emporia
Harry Ringey
Eva Lash
Harriett Waller
Orville Dickerhoof
Chanute
Marian Dickerhoof
John Hugos
Lawrence
Concord Park
Walter
Minta Walter
Chase Walter
Truman Walter
Orin Kelly
Bert Ainsworth
Will Lewis
Talmo
G. W. Wright
Van_- Sants
Market outlook for cattle and feeding strategies
The article notes steady prices for most cattle grades over four weeks except thin stocker types. It warns that mid-September may not yield a bulge in fat steers, suggesting finishers may sellout. Historically mid-September often rises. late September could offer better markets. It advises cautious green corn start with flow corn, and full-feed fleshy feeders moving by December 15.
Finger prints three thousand years old in Tutankhamen tomb
The article discusses Howard Carter's new book claiming ancient fingerprints on Egyptian artifacts reveal the thieves' method. It notes heavy stone jars moved aside by attackers using lighter vessels and water-skins, with evidence preserved on inner vessel surfaces.
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Howard Carter
Sanborn Lumber Co 300% Red Cedar Shingles Promise 40 Year Roof
Re shingle the modern way with Sanborn's 300% Red Cedar Shingles and get a 40 year roof offered by A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
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Sanborn
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Pioneers of Germ Theory and Public Health
The record lists Jenner vaccination efficacy, Pasteur fermentation work, Koch tuberculosis discovery, cholera bacillus identification, Loeffler diphtheria germ, and Gorgas environmental yellow fever control, noting a 1933 Western Newspaper Prion reference.
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Jenner
Pasteur
Lister
KOCH
Loeffler
Brave Gorgas
Prion
Navy Recruiting in Western Kansas Expands Quotas
The Salina Navy Recruiting District reports monthly quotas through next July remain in effect. Sixty three men were sworn in last week, including recruits from Western Kansas, with a small waiting list and prospects for rapid shipout after papers. Applicants should visit the Navy Recruiting Station in Salina Kansas.
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Salina
Navy
Kansas City
Kansas
Navy Recruiting Station
Salii
New Bridge Over Blue Opens West of Marysville
The reinforced concrete bridge spanning the Blue river on US 36 and US 77 near Marysville opens with ceremonies. It replaces a steel truss bridge that collapsed into the river during construction.
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Blue River
Marysville
Mrs Elmer Nelson Visits Mrs John Brandstrom
Mrs Elmer Nelson of Courtland spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs John Brandstrom. The note asks if your subscription is paid up.
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Elmer Nelson of
Courtland
John Brandstrom
Kansas towns formulating dairy product codes
At a meeting on August 28 representatives of milk producers distributors and processors from Manhattan Herington Junction City Abilene and Salina discussed dairy code provisions under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration The codes aim to curb unfair marketing practices standardize marketing set price ranges and prevent overproduction across Kansas milk sheds with Wichita Topeka and Kansas City already having codes proposed for state and inter state enforcement questions remain on how to enforce codes within single state sheds.
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Manhattan
Herington
Junction City
Abilene
Salina
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Kansas
Wichita
Topeka
Kansas City
Adjustment plan eyed for towns with codes distribution
Fragmentary text notes producers and distributors and mentions towns with codes likely to be in line for any plan the adjustment administration may bring forth.
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Adjustment Administration
KU Ban Beers on Campus for Athletes
Kansas University director of athletics Dr. F C Allen orders no beer for Jayhawker athletes when school resumes in September 1933 34. He cites heart degeneration and reduced performance and says athletes will be excused from competition if they drink beer and should drink milk instead.
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University of Kansas
F.C Allen
K. U
K.U
Jayhawker
Dr. Allen
Kansas
Pen Aids: Kansas Penitentiary Canning Factory Supplies State Institutions
In a program to aid economy the Kansas penitentiary cannery ships canned foods to state charitable, penal and educational institutions. The operation supports multiple agencies and promotes local industry.
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Kansas Penitentiary Canning Factory
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E.H. Leker
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