Kansas Wheat Harvest Faces Labor Shortage Across States
May 20 report from Topeka says Kansas wheat prospects improved after heavy rains, with an estimated 92.1 million bushels this year and 16 percent abandonment of last fall’s 9.193 million acres. Labor shortages loom as harvest may begin late June. Oklahoma also expects several thousand harvest workers.
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Count in Overalls Working in Garage
Toledo reports Count Constantine Rachinsky living in hiding, working at a local automobile plant. He is among Russian nobles displaced by the Bolshevik revolution, with his father killed in 1917 and the son now learning auto manufacturing parts.
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Indians Favor the Bicycle as the Wonderful Affair
Reports from Winnipeg describe Indians visiting the city enjoying the bicycle more than the locomotive or airplane. They attribute this to the bicycle’s visible workings, contrasting with difficult to grasp urban machines and structures.
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Old Jeffersonville Brick Buildings Change Hands
In Jeffersonville Indiana since May 20 many century old brick structures have been bought for the value of their brick content. Builders say the bricks are superior to current stock and are being reused in new facing on modern structures.
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