POpenok President Heads Poultry Association Meeting
Tepekes Mun elected head of the National Poultry Association at a banquet at the National hotel. Minutes from the last meeting were read, and plans set for the January gathering in Topeka. Officers include W. F. Hughes president and J. Owens secretary with directors from Topeka and Wichita. Awards listed for Light Brahmas, Dark Brahmas, Black Langshan, Comb Brown Leghorns and White Face Black Spanish with multiple firsts and prizes mentioned.
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Steinberger
Topeka
B. Wy
DR. Wise
W. G. Wilson
Borgman
Reneedy
Neil Beishoe
George ‘Caper
Mis
Lucy Papenoe
Opel
Short
Leavenworth
Hattie Tyler
Republican State Central Committee Meets Amid Shuffle
The Republican state committee, led by chairman Morton Albaueh, plans to quit the body with a special meeting tied to Kansas Day club activities. In St Louis, Wood's manager and showman is reported dying after a severe stroke, a figure famed for Wood’s museums across the country. Tickets go on sale with a final date January 20.
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Republican State Central Committee
Morton Albaueh
Republican State Committee
Tavnery 2
State Journal
Kansas Day Club
Tanvary Oy
Goloast Wood
St Louis
Post Dispatch
Fromm Hot Springs
Ark
Ond
Wood
The Mille Hotel No. 1 A New York Shelter for the Poor
Lonlle's Weekly details the Mille Hotel No 1 on Bleecker Street as the citys largest and finest built for the poor. Financier Domis funds a parlored 1 million dollar structure offering 20 cent lodgings with 16 cent dinners and 2 200 beds while luxury is minimized to keep weekly costs around 4 40 per person.
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Lonlle
United Suates
New York City
Bleecker Street
Domis
San Frucisco
Imnei
Epter— Pri
Milin
Humor of the Day Laughs and snippets from a Chicago page
A collage of misread dialogue and comic asides from Chicago readers and reporters. The piece parodies political figures and social pretenses with mashed phrases and garbled lines, reflecting a playful, fragmented look at press humor.
That Boy. Mrs. Mary Gras Draws a Dark Picture For Farmers.
Mrs. Mary Gras presents a stark warning to farmers about looming dangers. She describes adverse conditions and urges preparedness, citing local hardships and the need for organized steps to weather upcoming challenges.
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Mary Gras
Wallace Denounces City Boys Crisis at State Board Meet
Mrs. Mary T. Gray of Kansas City presented a bleak view of boys and city life, blaming parental neglect and religious laxity for crime and social decay. Henry Wallace of Des Moines offered counter theories that lifted the audience from gloom and provided new directions for addressing youth problems.
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State Board of Agriculture
Mary T. Gray
Kansas City
Kah
Gray
Anthony
Henry Wallace
Dex Moines
Kansas Pioneer Speech Celebrates State’s Growth and Vision
The narrative recounts Joseph, Moses, and David as biblical precedents while praising Kansas pioneers. General Hudson discusses the cost to the pioneers and the development of schools, railroads, and churches. He envisions Kansas as the nation’s richest region in fifty years, with all Kansans proud of their heritage.
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Egypt
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Collece
Jethro
David
Bethleham
Temple
Jerusalem
Antonio
Hudson
Pacific
Alesina
Philippines
New York
London
Paris
Kansas
Great West
Union
Kansane
Suture of the Horse Berry Declares Lasting Supremacy
The afternoon meeting of the board of Agriculture focused on a famous horse. F J Berry of Chicago spoke, praising the animal as a premier sire. Berry, a renowned horseman from the West, noted the horse’s achievement in winning the $20,000 stakes and setting a world record.
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Board of Agriculture
F. J. Berry
Chicago
Alix
Farmers pledge to educate boys and unite women for a better nation
A speech by Mr Wallace urges training and responsibility for boys, and calls for unity of country women and city women to guide youth. He cites farmers meetings across Illinois Iowa Nebraska and Kansas focused on education and moral topics. Seven speakers, including Edwin Snyder and Henry Wallace, discuss farm practices and crop rotation.
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Iowa
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Lot
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Terra Haute
Ind
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Oskaloosa
Henry Wallace
Des Moines
Snyder
State Board of Charities
Air Wallace
Hubbard Seeks Reelection as Society President
The state board of agriculture plans to renominate T. A. Hubbard for a second year as president of the Bee Society. If the policy continues, Hubbard will be reelected along with Secretary Coburn, who is praised as unique among Coburns in the red States.
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L.A Hubbard
State Board of Agriculture
T. A. Hubbard
Bee
Air Hubbard
Coburn
Red
Hubbard
Officers Re-Elected by State Board of Agriculture
The state board of agriculture re elected its officers for another year President T A Hubbird Rome Vice President Edwin Taylor Edwardsville Treasurer Hawin Soyer Oskaloosa Secretary P D Coburn Topeka Coburn re elected as a member of the society Pat Potter Beach A W Smith Groveland Dieswin Gupden CRY TH Channels of the group included George W Kenesoe a voter in defending the country.
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State Board of Agriculture
Ell
T. A. Hubbird
Rome
Edwin Taylor
Edwardsville
Hawin Soyer
Oskaloosa
P. D. Coburn
Topeka
Qalf Coburn
Moeeedes
Pat. Potter
Beals
A. W. Smith
Groveland
Dieswin
Gupdén Cryth
Churet
George W. Kene
Market Report Signals Mixed Wheat Decline and Cattle Strength
The report notes a cautious market with wheat dull overall and bears in control at times, May prices easing while cash demand weakens. In Chicago Livestock, cattle trade shows strength with good demand for heavy stockers and feeders, hogs higher, and prices firm, reflecting firmer futures and steady cash support amid mixed grain conditions.
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