Protection of Kansas cattle breeders against interstate diseased stock
Topeka News Letter reports Kansas livestock sanitary commissioner Sam S. Graybill works with federal authorities to trace diseased cattle shipped into the state amid suspected collusion between shippers and veterinarians from other states. The text notes the difficulty of enforcing outside jurisdiction and cites plans for vital statistics records and state life insurance considerations. It also covers the state board of educational administration’s plan to offer professional lectures to students, and quotes Frank M. Stahl praising enforcement of liquor laws under Governor Hodges and attorney general Dawson, with remarks on the new era of women voters and anticipated changes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Livestock Sanitary
Sam S. Graybill
Livestock Commission
Tiis
State Board of Health
J. W. Deacon
Deacon
Harvard
State Board of Educational Administration
Frank M. Stahl
State Temperance Union
Hodge
Dawson
Stahl
Hodges
Kansas Schools to Open Around September First Says W D Ross
State Superintendent W D Ross says most Kansas schools should start about September 1 and anticipates strong attendance with dry weather increasing child presence. He notes finances, warrants in districts with funds short, and ongoing seven month terms amid Memorial building progress and state veteran tribute plans.
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Kansas
W. D. Ross
Fear Futte
Oil Department of the State
General Revenue Fund
Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Public Utilities Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Kansas City
Omaha
Southwest
New Orleans
Galveston
Interstate Commerce
Wichita
Hutchinson
Topeka
Independence
Salina
Lawrence
Anthony
Arkansas City
Coffeyville
Emporia
Winfield
Hodges
Colorado Springs
Governor's new ideas spark interest at conference
The governor's message, widely reviewed by major magazines, receives endorsements and is expected to be read with interest at home once published. The conference in Colorado highlighted the proposals, signaling strong reception and anticipation for future implementation.
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Europe
Colorado
Record cattle volume aur Kansas City market in 1913 year
Kansas City stock yards report for August 36 1913 shows a two day cattle receipt around 57000 with demand intact despite high volumes. Prices held with fat cattle steady and prime yearlings at 9.00, heavy steers at 9.00, cows near steady, killing classes strong, quarantine cattle mixed, veal calves down, stock calves sharply lower, and strong demand from eastern markets. Trade notes include large country purchases and rising hog and lamb prices amid active outside buyers. Market correspondent: J. A Rickart.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Lowa
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Utah
J. A Rickart
Eye specialist to visit Wa-Keeney on September 9 1913
M. L Strauss the well known eye specialist will again be in Wa-Keeney September 9 1913 at the Trego House. Have children’s eyes tested before school. work guaranteed. For farm loans call Wa-Keeney State Bank. Pure home made lard at Bakers. adv
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Wa-Keeney
Wa-Keenes
Trego House
Wa-Keeney State Bank
Bakers
Chautauqua praise amid hot weather and crops
The committee reports satisfaction with the Chautauqua program despite crop conditions and heat. They thank the community for support and assistance during the week, noting patronage stayed strong. A. S. Peacock, Secy.
Alfalfa Special Meetings Appointed Committees
Committees named for the Alfalfa Special meetings set for 7:00 p m on Monday September 15th. Meeting 1 at the courthouse with John F Jones chairman A B Jones and Guy Blakely. Meeting 2 at the High School with J H Mesley chairman G M Ufford and Thomas OToole. Meeting 3 at Ogalish with Isaac Wixson chairman. Meeting 4 at the School House near Charley Folkers with Chas F Folkers chairman Fred Schem and Peter Mai. Meeting 5 at the J E McCall farm School House with J E McCall chairman John Lemke and Charley Rhoades. Meeting 6 at the School House in Voda with Fred Schwanbeck chairman W M Cox and Ralph Krisper. Automobile Committee C L Biadeane M W Mason John Spena and S J Straw. Publicity Committee C H Benson J W Phares and Judge Peacock.
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Court House
John F. Jones
A. B. Jones
Guy Blakely
J. H. Mesley
G. M. Ufford
Thomas O'Toole
Ogalish
Isaac Wixson
Charley Folker
Chas. F. Folkers
Fred Schem
Peter Mai
J. E. McCall
John Lemke
Charley Rhoades
Constipation Drug Ad Promises Health Benefits
An old advertisement claims constipation causes many ailments and urges using Chamberlain's tablets to keep bowels regular to avoid disease. Distributed by Correct Abstracts W. H. Swiggettad and available from dealers.
Advertising and farm debt advice from Holton and Hill City weeklies
Excerpts urge merchants to advertise for town prosperity, warn debt risks for farmers, and endorse conservative farming with milo and kafir crops. Reports mention Holton Recorder advice, Hill City Republican stance on debt and land use, and Ness City News noting coyote incidents by children and a Ness County girl.
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Milo
Kafir
Hill City Republican
Saline County
Highpoint Township
Ness County
Ness City
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Our Bank
Ways
Clot Pierson
Streger
Keeney
Weather Report
M. L Strauss
General Sherman
Uncle Heck
Court House Park
Dick Tagrara
Chautaugus Report
Peacock
Sune Capeasse
ASO Ae
W. H. Swiggettad
Holton Recorder
W. H. Swiggett
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