Senate and House journals : proceedings of the Legislature of the State of Kansas.

Includes spcial sessions.

Report on Kansas legislative interim studies to the Legislature : [reports of] special committees.

"Filed with the Legislative Coordinating Council."

Reorganization of school districts in Kansas, 1945-46; a report of reorganizations accomplished on March 1, 1946, together with subsequent reorganization activity, by counties, with state summary.

Mode of access: Internet.

The social security program. An analysis of the Federal social security act and the testimony preceding its passage with special application to Kansas.

sect. 1. Old-age pensions, federal old-age benefits, aid to dependent children, maternal and child welfare, aid to crippled children, vocational rehabilitation, aid to the blind, public health, unemployment compensation.--sect. 2. Unemployment compensation, federal old-age benefits.

House journal.

Includes special sessions.

House journal /

Includes index.

Senate journal.

Includes special sessions.

Biennial report of the State Board of Agriculture to the Legislature of the State of Kansas.

"Embracing statistical exhibits, with diagrams of the agricultural, industrial, mercantile, and other interests of the state, together with ... water powers, etc., etc." (varies)

Kansas workmen's compensation law, including amendments of 1917 Legislature; effective May 26, 1917.

Issued by State Department of Labor and Industry.

Annual report of the State Board of Agriculture to the Legislature of the State of Kansas.

"Embracing statistical exhibits, with diagrams, in colors, of the agricultural, industrial, mercantile, and other interests of the state, together with ... etc., etc."

Biennial report - Kansas State Board of Agriculture.

Other slight variations in title.

[Messages to the Legislature]

Includes annual, biennial and special messages, inaugural addresses and speeches, etc. before the Legislature.

Petition to legislature regarding religion in free schools

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Vegetation response to cattail management at Cheyenne Bottoms, Kansas

Dense, monospecific cattail (Typha spp.) stands are a problem in many prairie wetlands because they alter habitat structure and function, resulting in a decrease in use by wildlife species. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area, a Wetland of International Importance in central Kansas, has experienced a large increase in cattails and a subsequent decrease in migratory wetland bird use. As a consequence, intensive cattail management is practiced. We assessed the effectiveness of prescribed burning, discing following prescribed burning, and cattle grazing following prescribed burning at two stocking rates of 5 and 20 head per 11 ha in suppressing cattail, as well as the effects of these treatments on non-cattail vegetation.