Winter wheat crop forecast slashes production amid Kansas Nebraska Okla losses
The June crop report from the Agriculture Department lowers winter wheat outlook by about 51 million bushels from the May forecast. Kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma drive declines, with Kansas down 8.5 million bushels since May. Spring wheat, meanwhile, shows a 42 million bushel gain on acreage down 72 percent from last year.
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Mrs. Colley’s Pupils Give Private Recital
Mrs. Harry Colley hosted a private recital at her home last Saturday afternoon with pupils Cornelia Johnson Louise Johnson Nina Ruth Terrell Dorothy Scninster and Catherine Digg performing for parents and a few friends.
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Rayland Baptist Ladies Aid Resolutions Honor Ollie Aubry
Resolution notes the death of Mrs. Ollie Aubry on Sunday evening June 15 and expresses sympathy to her husband and children. It also states a copy of the resolutions will be sent to the family and placed in the Ladies Aid minutes and county paper. O E S E Murchison chapter 424 OBE.S. will meet June 17 at 7 o'clock p m for officer elections and business. By order of W M Mrs Rena M Watts Sec.
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Dance at Hill Crest Club Opens In New Home
Members of the Hill Crest Country Club enjoyed an informal Sal malay night in the organization’s new home. The spacious living room and two dining rooms accommodate a large number of dancers with fine finished floors. Music was provided by a local orchestra.
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Bone Nominated by Harding for Alaska Governor
Scott C. Bone a former Seattle publisher and publicity manager for the Republican National Committee in the 120 campaign has been nominated by President Harding to be Governor of Alaska. He previously edited the Seattle Post Intelligencer and chaired the Alaska bureau of the St. Reinne Chamber of Commerce. Harding cited Bone’s experience with newsprint and wood pulp as a reason for the appointment.
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Vernon Chamber weighs veteran aid and policy stance
The Vernon Chamber of Commerce considers questions on aiding disabled veterans and other veteran measures while opposing cash bonuses. The issues come from the Chamber of Commerce of the United States following National Chamber resolutions adopted at its annual meeting.
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Government aid and farm relief discussed at meeting
Rehabilitation proposals favor aiding ex servicemen to cultivate, build homes, or obtain transport. A national system of reclamation is proposed to serve national interests, opposed by a cash grant plan due to tax burden. Guyer home demonstration club showcased canning methods with Grace Metlolland observing.
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