The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1898-12-01

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In Kansas thirty thousand farmers
cell milk 60 creamerics and cheese fae-
torieA
The Falls City canning factory r.
running full time on canning pump
kins.
Nineteen poultry shows are to be
held in the state within the next thiz>
ty days
Lew Headley has sounded the key
note for the annual roar against the
punly train service on the north prong
of the Central Branch.
The report is out that the chairman
of the State Board of Charities has
beed selected, but has not been an.
nounced
The State Historical society meds
another call for more room recently.
Perhaps some attention will be paid te
this some day. It ought to have beer
attended to long ago.
The Kansas university faculty has
instituted new plan for better &C
quaintance of faculty and students, in
several times during the year. All
students will meet in University hall,
at Lawrence, the faculty will be seat.
ed on the platform, music will be fur
nished by the university organizations
and other things done to make the oc-
casion pleasant. The first convoca-
ton was held on the morning of Nov.
23d.
It is the plan of the agricultural
college, if railroad cooperation can be
secured, to have at least one excursion.
and perhaps several from different
parts of the state, next spring, by
which farmers can visit the college and
experiment station at Manhattan, and
learn what these institutions are do
ing. The pamphlet bulletins of the
experiment station are sent to all the
farmers who desire them. BY means
of the press bulletins, with the help
of the newspapers, useful information
from the experiment station is still
more widely scattered. Farmers who
have read these publications will be
interested in seeing the station itself.
Talk up the matter through the win
ter and let it be known that large
company from your county will take
advantage of the excursion.
What Happened to Jones.
It is another sample of the develop.
ing force talent of the country, and in
its brightness of lines and originality
of amusing contretemps it compares
with the best of the English pieces OF
the kind.
Mr.. Broadhurst has sought to gain
no effect by needless breadth of hu.
NOR. It is all within the lines OF
comedy and it is SO entirely free from
everything Objectionable that it marks
quite notable advance in the farce
style of writing. It is not only a most
successful piece as it stands but it is a
proof that the possibilities of clean
farce are but opening up, to the author
and the stage. When the nearest ap-
proach to broad humor in a play, is
that man is a drummer for hymn
book publisher and sells playing cards
on the side, we are ready to congratu-
late ourselves on the development re-
finement of farce.
Mr.. Clarke has exercised great care
in selecting the ladies and gentlemen
Of his company, choosing each indi-
vidual member with view to his or
her peculiar fitness for the role assign
ed, and the result is said to be re-
markably smooth and even perform
ance. The ladies of tie company, in
almost every instance, are very beau
tiful and their gowns have uniformly
called forth enthusiastic mention. The
production too is new and bright and
is rich in scenic investiturei It will be
at the Crawford Grand, Wichita, Dec.
3rd
Christian Jensen and his wife, who
went to Grant county few years ago
from Harper county, Kansas, without
a cent, now have a fine farm, no debts,
and are on their way to Denmark to
spend Christmas with the old folks
A northern Kansas man says that IL
was better for the people of few
north-central counties that they did
not raise big crops this year because
they will be compelled to give more
attention to dairy cows and they will
soon learn that it will be profitable to
do this under all circumstances
The Harvey county Farmers insti-
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