Capper Outlines State Policy At Salina Republican Banquet
Arthur Capper speaking at a Salina Republican Banquet framed his gubernatorial bid as a pledge to a clean, honest, square deal for Kansas. He highlighted lifelong Republican loyalty, denounced corrupt candidates in any party, and urged actions on state matters based on principle over party advantage. Capper stressed a two year, straight from the shoulder administration and a commitment to public service regardless of political labels.
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Kansan Governor Hopeful Promises Honest Politics
A Kansas speaker proclaims he seeks no political burdens, pledges honest use of public funds, and vows to oppose spoilsmen and graft. He endorses a progressive program favoring social and educational aims, equality, and government closeness to the people, urging Republican support.
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Normal Notes Highlight Summer Institute Records
Last week's notes show June 20 as the last day of institute work and exams. Most teachers stay through the summer term at the Normal school, with a few exceptions. O Teele leaves Saturday night to help his father harvest wheat. Miss Lillian Cross, a top Trego teacher, sent her enrollment fee and no longer needs exams. She funds the group and helps Loma folks. Velma Stephens and Xepha Harlan enrolled for institute and summer term. Barry Rinker passed through on Friday for wheat fields. Residents from Wa Keemey find Hays appealing as a place to work and study.
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Lillian Cross
Trego
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Federal agricultural bill aid outlined for Kansas State College
President Wilson signed the Lever Act provisions directing federal funds to field demonstrations and home economics teaching. Kansas State Agricultural College receives 5200 for district agents and 2800 for home economics staff, with variations planned for a second year and seven more years of funding totals linked to legislature approval.
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Kansas College Extension plans and farm input urged
The report outlines a year’s total of 109,466 starting July 1 192? with about 70 percent for old demonstrations. It discusses duplicating funds via the State and allocating 3800 to 1000 per county for county agents. Rural churches vote pastors a ten day vacation and ten dollar travel to the School for Rural Leaders at Kansas Agricultural College July 6 to 16. J H Miler urges reducing wheat acreage, increasing corn and forages, farm storage of wheat, and seeding/plowing timelines.
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Division of College Extension
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural College
Walter Burr
J. H. Miler
Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep Markets Report June 23 1914
Kansas City stockyards report cattle receipts of about 15000 head over two days, with prices for native steers and yearlings in the 8.0 to 9.25 range and heifers higher. North Texas cake feeding district and Oklahoma feeders show activity, while quarantine cattle stay weak. Hogs drop to about 5.90 top with 11000 receipts. sheep and lambs decline 15 to 25, Texas goats 2.35 to 3.90, receipts 7000. Market news from J A Rickart, correspondent for The World.
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