Kansas Farm Bureau to Aid Farmers Against Hail Losses
The Kansas State Farm Bureau with over 29 000 members plans to press for fair settlements from hail insurers and to scrutinize Blue Sky stock schemes. It will back farmers before the state insurance commissioner and organize crop reports. The bureau supports the Capper Hersmann Bill and will push referendums on Nolan and other measures, using ballots from farmers to reflect true opinion in Congress. The organization emphasizes labor mobilization for harvests and coordinated efforts across Kansas.
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Kansta State Farm Bureau
Bureau
Manhattan
State Insurance Commissioner
J.C. Mobler
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
D. Flora
P. W. Enns
Newton
Farm Bureau
Kansas State Farm Bureau
Chas R. Weeks
Chas. R. Weeks
Weeks
Kansas State Agricultural College
United States Labor Bureaus
St. Louis
Denver
Mr. Weeks
Sac
Wichita
Selma
Congress
Ilinois
Ohio
New York
United States
Township Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Committee
National Bureau
Bolshevism's Failure Portrayed By War‑Torn Russia
Col Edward V. Ryan of the American Red Cross presents stark images of Bolshevik Russia. He notes vast natural resources, intact industry, and promises of shared wealth that failed under Lenin and Trotzky. The report depicts chaos, dirt, no water or light, nonfunctional public institutions, and severe shortages amid famine and social collapse.
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Russia
Edward V. Ryan
American Red Cross
France
Lenine
Trotzky
Ryan
Colonel Ryan
Kansas City Star
How We Cleared Our Summer Home of Rats
When we opened our seaside home last May it was alive with rats gnawing upholstery. We cleaned them out in a week with RAT-SNAP a cake form rat killer. Three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00 sold by King Bros and H H Winters. First published in Hays Free Press June 10 1920.
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King Bros
H. H. Winters
Hays
Weeder Factory and Leaking RadiatorsHeadline from Hays Ordinance
An old city ordinance from Hays Kansas details fees for police court services including costs for filings, trials, and attorney fees. It repeals conflicting ordinances and sets penalties and jail commitments until fines are paid. The measure prescribes collection and reporting to the city treasurer and takes effect ten days after publication.
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Kansas
State of Kansas
Justices of the Peace
Justices of Peace
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