Kansas State College experts advise farmers on storage and soil care
State College extension specialists warn farmers about high costs of shelter for farm implements, depreciation from weather, and drought damage. They urge replanting perennials after a drought, advise on fertilizer placement, and discuss durable goods industry impacts and swine feeding research to guide decisions.
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Kansas
Kansas State College Extension
L. F. Payne
Kansas State College Poultry Department
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Will
E. Aubel
Department of Animal Husbandry
Aube
Kansas Responds to Corn-Hog Contract Questions
An Agriculture Adjustment Administration notice covers rye and barley planting on contracted land, fall wheat seeding timing, and corn-hog payments. It states rye and barley may be planted this fall on contracted and other land, warns wheat seedings should not increase this fall, and notes corn-hog payments to Kansas cooperators and first instalments nationwide. It also explains excess hog disposal, timing for turning hogs to relief, renting outside land, measuring contracts, and dairy herd adjustments during drought.
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Kansas
Agriculture
Kansas State College Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Emergency
Relief Administration
Brown family returns home after Iowa visit
Mr and Mrs M O Brown returned home Friday from a week in Iowa. Mildred Sederlin left Saturday for Detroit Michigan after a two week vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs C S Sederlin. Mrs Sederlin and Mildred and Mrs El Reno Sederlin were guests of Mrs Carl Aberg Thursday afternoon.
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M.O. Brown
Iowa
Mildred Sederlin
Detroit
Mitch
C.S. _Sederlin
Sederlin
Mildred
el Reno
Paris Breakfast Time At Halles Centrales Auction
A Paris dawn scene describes early morning trips to Halles Centrales where markets sell artichokes lettuce and celery to chefs and diners. It notes the bustle of bargaining and the allure of onion soup, then offers a shortcut via canned onion soup with Parisian flavor available nationwide.
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France
Paris
New political realignment questioned by observers
The piece argues major parties are torn by internal dissension and may fade, giving way to new parties. It notes Republican and Democratic splits among senators and leaders, with Roosevelt avoiding the Democrat label in a national tour, signaling possible ideological realignment and emergence of conservative and liberal factions.
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Reed
Pennsylvania
Norris
Nebraska
Glass
Virginia
Bone l
Washington
Roosevelt
Hoover
Senate
Johnson
la Follette
Borah
Frank, Kent
Baltimore Sun
United States and Territories
Sinclair
Realignment Talks Hint at New Political Party Emergence
Washington analysts see aims to realign as President seeks to redefine national policy. California primaries illustrate shifts with Republican Senator Johnson winning both nominations and Aptor Sinclair entering as governor candidate, signaling weakening party lines.
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Washington
California
Johnson
Aptor Sinclair
Sonu
Rooseevlt
California voters nominate Upton Sinclair for governor
California accepts a Socialist ticket with Upton Sinclair as the Democratic candidate for governor. The press notes his strong lead over rivals, while pundits debate a possible leftward shift. Roosevelt’s move toward moderation may shape Sinclair’s reception, and the forthcoming campaign promises a bitter battle between Sinclair and Merriam. Sunday dinners and local social visits accompany political commentary as voters weigh Sinclair’s platform EPIC and his finance by admission speeches.
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California
Upton Sinclair
Merriam
Victor Berger
Sinclair
Gore
Epic Sateen
End Poverity
San Francisco
Sunday Visits and Local Snippets From Courtland Area
Community notes show Mrs. May Mead visiting Rex Brownlee in Courtland. Several residents travel to Mankato and Concordia for visits. Local dinners, family gatherings, and neighborly updates fill the page with brief social items and local chatter.
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May Mead
Rex Brownlee
Courtland
Bread Trucks Peddle Bread Against Local Bakers
The Belleville Telescope argues that Bread Trucks push cheaper lines from outside, saying prices match local bakers but quality differs. It contends buying locally keeps money in Belleville and Scandia, supporting town families and jobs, with Hubbard Bakery named as a local proponent.
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Belleville
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Walter B. Balch
Kansas State College, Horticulturist
Gardenera Uit
Harold Rowe
Department—Of Agricultural Economics
State ‘College
Kansas State College Agronomist
W.W. H.martin
Dairy Department
Ada Aspegren
Norma
Dorothy
Ed.Loring
Leora
Ole Swanson
Calif
Lars Melby
Fred Downing
Clyde
Art ‘Downing
Chester Anderson
C. O. Johnson
Courtland Pictures Ltd
Marion. Davies
Faulkner Funeral Service
Mexico
Chicago
Wilbur Miller
Mrs. R. Bingetloe
Violet Dabinnus
Mankato
Elsa Johnson
Luella McCowen
Leonard LaSage
Concordia
Chas; Johnsons
Oscar’ Bergstrom
Mrs. J. T.davis
Miltonvale
D. L. Crider
J. T. Davis
Katherine
Nelson
Charles’ , Rasmussers
Alice, Brown
Malker Lindecrautz
Mrs
Elmer Danielson
Bim
Andy
Rosie
Rath
The
Burr Oak Herald
Scandia
the Hubbard Bakery
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