Kanred wheat praised by Denver Road growers
Wheat farmers along the Denver Road report strong satisfaction with Kanred wheat. Growers note rust resistance and higher yields, with many planning to plant large portions of their crop to Kanred. Some caution remains about regional suitability and full replacement.
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Denver Road
M. B. Oates
Tvo
Oklainton
Claude
Amarillo
Seymour
J. P. Johnson
Town Park
Johnson
Bailey
Chillicothe
Obe Kall
Medicine Mound
Frank Bishop
Logan HH. Creager
H. M. King
Oates
Wilbarger County
Frank Kell
Wichite
Wichits Falls
Texas
Oklahoma
Wichita
Baylor
Kanred
Home Science Program for Commentty Week
Mrs J N Johnson directs a Home Science night on July 11 announcing a program with Interpretive Dance Humoresque performers Miss Walker Drilby Clown Rag Dolls Estelle Williams. A chorus Leave Me with a Smile led by Mrs Clint Swartwood, an athletic drill of sixteen girls, and a Spanish Serenaders group in costume.
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J. N. Johnson
Thumoresque
Miss Walker
Drilby
Estelle Williams
Messrs Lisman
Eggleston Lynch
Liswian
Mildred Young
Catherine Pierce
Daisy Mildred Jones
Ruth Amy Ila Edwards
Charlotte Waterfield
Faye Hogsett
Vera Scales
Dorothy Heath
Elsie O'Neal
American relief aid feeds millions in famine Russia
Photographs show charity relief under Hoover administration in Russia. One warm meal daily for children and one pound of corn per adult are distributed across the famine zone, funded by a 20 million dollar congressional appropriation. Colonel Haskell, heading the American Relief Administration, reports efficient delivery as he returns from Moscow. He predicts the worst suffering could end in a month or six weeks with current programs. More than 3 million children and 5 million adults are fed daily.
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Russia
Haskell
Herbert Hoover
American Relief Administration
Moscow
Old Madrid Serenaders Lead Local Glee Club Roster
Juanita Mildred Young Edwin Lisman among listed Glee Club members and side boys with numerous names and roles including Kathleen Warren Noma Warren Josephine Flaniker Pern Kdlley Bette Mae Brown Dorris Coveland Lacey P Terrell Jr Frank Murchison Jr Winifred Shive and Winnie Jewell Norwood pianist as community song leader listing many members and affiliates.
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Hazel Box
Mary Helen Griffiths
Geneva Scott
Edna Ladd
Doris Swineburn
Pave Harris
Helen Eakle
Opal Williams
Johnie Lou Floyd
Mandie Ree Walker
Ruth Sewell
Mildred Hurlay
Mabel Lewis
Beatrice Fowler
Estelle Williams
Christine Kelts
Frances Collins
Nellie Hollar
Dorothy May Tull
Nina Roth Terrell
Mary Francis Coffey
Mario Ramsey
Wilma Curtis
Vera Phillips
Cleta Box
Louise Nlew
Mary ‘Tara Lisman
Marie
Commuunity
Sing Song
Miss Winnie Jewell Norwood
Bennett on the Montana border with surveying party
Robert M. Bennett, son of Mr and Mrs B C Bennett of Vernon, travels with a U S surveying crew along the Montana Canadian border. They plot townships for future settlement near Glacier Park while facing flood disruptors from Milk River. Bennett attends high school in Helena and earned fifty dollars a month plus lodging for the summer work.
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Robert M. Bennett
B.C. Bennett
Vernon
United States
Montana
Mr. Bennett
Helena
Mont
Fort Worth
Glacier Park
Saware
Bennett
Tarek Sai
Aried Reed
Here
Striking Texas and Pacific workers receive payroll
Pay checks for the strikers at the Texas and Pacific Railway Marshal shops arrived today and are stored in a vacant courthouse square building. Paymaster White awaits the men who will come to collect them, many strikers having refused to accept the checks.
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Texas and Pacific Railway
White
Souare
Sacred Concert at Allingham Park Community Week
The church and neighborhood group present a sacred program for Community Week at Allingham Park. Director Christiny leads invocation and a mixed program including Lost Hero, Gottschalk selections, a community singing segment, and instrumental pieces by Colley, De Mereijw, and Liszt. Performers include Mrs H Coley, Miss Castleberry, Miss Pierce, and Miss McCarroll.
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Allingham Park
Strikes Idle Over a Quarter Million Workers in U S
Department of Labor officials report more than 250000 workers idle in the United States due to strikes. Major stoppages include coal miners with 10000 bituminous and 200000 anthracite, railroad shopmen, textile workers, and garment workers in New York. Officials admit total economic loss cannot be calculated.
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United States
Department of Labor
New York
Public Roads Chief Expects Vast Highway System
The Pawean of Public Roads head at the USDA doubts inspecting the entire Federal Highway Act system. Designed to serve the nation, the network would span about 100000 miles. If one person traveled 30 mph and worked 8 hours daily on all working days without repeating a mile, the journey would take years to finish.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Permits Required for Bird Banding Work Says Survey
Federal permits are necessary in all cases for bird banding work says the Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture. The survey seeks many collaborators and emphasizes cooperation with officials. State permits are often required and some states offer loaned permits upon notification.
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Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculure
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Rosine
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Pierce
Miss Castleberry
Sprire
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