Kansas Dairy Prize Trip Promises State Junior Farmers Honor
The Blue Valley Creamery Institute offers a prize educational trip to the National Dairy Show in Indianapolis for Kansas champion calf club members. Winners tour with state club leaders and judging teams, sharing in show activities and national honors. Past winner Rockwell Greene traveled with champions from other states, earning further prizes and a gold watch for top breeders. The program aims to boost youth involvement in dairying and showcase best farm youth from Kansas. The Indianapolis show will occupy the State Fair buildings and nearby cattle barns. Do not let your young chicks get the white diarrhea tablets or liquid remedy. Phone 47 Seandia.
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Blue Valley
Creamery Institute
Kansas
Indianapolis
Rockwell Greene
Lincoln
Institute
Ralso
Wisconsin
Iowa
New York
Henry Sandict
Blue Valley ‘Creamery Institute
America
Seandia
Local visits and gatherings noted in area society column
Sunday visits fill the week with Floyd Walters at the P T Gile home and Robert Hyders with Lloyd Mc Gregors at Harry Gile. Mabel Barleen spent time with Dorothy and Clarence Gile. Vern Cook of Hebron visited Guynus family. Pixleys hosted a Sunday gathering at Walter Tickers. Highland ladies aid plans a Friday bazaar and chicken supper at Will Cawle’s, served 5 30 to 7 00. Charlies Barleen and Will Westhausens were among attendees.
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Floyd Walters
P. T. Gile
Mabel Barleen
Dorothy
Clarence’ Gile
Vern Cook
Hebron
Nebr
Guynus
Will
Concordia Satuday
Mick
Pixleys
Walter Tick Ers
Wys
Hermie Foune
Concordia
Robert Hyders
Lloyd . McGregors
Harry. Gile
Highland Ladies
Aid
Will. Cawle
Charlies Barleen
Will. Westhausens
Rand Sanatorium touts Oxhyform cure for chronic diseases
The Rand Sanatorium at Atwood Kansas claims over one hundred cases of rheumatism and related conditions have fully responded to Oxhyform treatments after a reasonable stay. Sanatorium physicians, specialists in chronic diseases, report few deaths and note prior doctors abandoned many cases.
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Rand
Live Stock Market Report from Kansas Gil
Cattle prices eased 26 to 40 cents after strong Monday opens with fat steers steady at the decline. Prices show varied action across stockers, feeders, and butcher cattle with demand for dressed beef slipping briefly. Hog prices slide 16 to 26 cents while lambs fall 15 to 25 cents as sheep receipts rise in coming weeks.
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Nebraska
Somie
Colorado
Texas
Arizona
County spelling contest grows with operetta notes
The county educational column reports the upcoming Saturday spelling contest for public school students with morning lower grades and afternoon upper grades and a post contest free for all. It also covers the Munden operetta, details of performers, and anticipates the county exhibit and annual meetings. Also notes President Coolidge to wear a Poppy Day token made by Kansas disabled veterans and the 500000 poppies produced nationwide.
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Omaha
Lay
Lave Celégates i’ Tais
Cnn
Munden
Jefferson
Fritzinger
Lucille Moravek
Bertha Gleason
King Nixon
Belleville
lLet
Salatic
Mary Jansky, Co
Coolidge
Kansas
Department of the ‘Auxiliary
District of ‘Columbia
Kansas‘ Department
Grace Tinney
Kansas Legion Auxiliary
Tinney
Proper Feed for Swine Boosts Pork Production
University farm at St. Paul Minnesota reports green pastures and forage crops cut pork costs. Essex rape alfalfa and red clover top forage crops with rape best for Minnesota. Five pounds of seed per acre yields six weeks to pasture with tape supporting 20 to 80 pigs per acre when grain is fed reasonably.
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E. F. Fervin
University Farm
St. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Sheep Exhibit Highlights Standards at International Live Stock Show
Specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture presented a display at the International Live Stock exposition in Chicago. The exhibit contrasted choice and common lands with methods for productive output, noting dressing percentages of 43 percent for common lambs and 52 percent for choice lambs, and identifying issues such as scrub sires, stomach worms, and parasites as causes of inferior stock and low returns.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Chiccago
Stop Scour to Save Pigs and Calves Ad
Farmers would pay any price for a guaranteed cure to scour in piglets and calves. Barons Stop Scour guarantees money back if not effective. Affordable, thorough. Phone 47, Scandia. Green's Produce and Feed offers all kinds of chick feeds.
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Scandia
Piano for sale and farm supplies ad from Zona Berg & Sen
One fine high grade used piano offered at $150.00 with easy terms from Zona Berg & Sen Music in Superior Nebraska. Green backs you a cent above cash price on eggs if you want feeds or other items in their line. Do your buying here.
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Zona Berg
Sen Music
Superior
Nebr
Green
Union Valley Visitors and Local Notes
Leslie Johnson and family visited the Foster Willis home near Republic. D A Bowen repairs his house while Srl Bowen lives. The township spelling contest was at Union Valley schoolhouse. Residents plant potatoes and tend gardens. Earl Johnson and wife visited Arthur Heitz. W L Bowersox and wife traveled from Great Bend for a few days with Lars Larson and Isidore Bowersox in Union. Elmer Bowersox from south of Belleville fixed a pump at S Bowersox place. Mrs Glen Goodwin of Concordia visits her parents D F Howsholder. Miss Ethel Kinzley returns home from Isidore Bowersox home to Republic. Mrs Jerry Hall ill recently. Mr Claud Bayles ill with throat trouble. Mrs Ruby Berry visited A.
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Leslie Johnson
Foster Willis
Reublic Suday
D. A. Bowen
Srl Bowen
Union Valley
Earl Johnson
Arther Heitz
W. L. Bowersox
Great Bend
Lars Larson
Scandia
Isidore Bowersox
Union
Elmer Bowersox
Belleville
S. Bowersox
Glen Goodwin
Concordia
D. F. Howsholder
Ethel Kinzley
Bernice
Bowersox
Ima
Ford
Frank Mikesell
Maurine Larson
J. T. Johnson
D. P. Johnson
Republic
Isidore
Community notes from Union and surrounding area
Sunday visits and family outreach fill the week as Garson residents report gatherings at the Charles Larson home and EB Hall residence. Local travelers include a Belleville Ford agent and stories of Wheat to corn and oats planting plans shape the farm outlook.
Local Notes Include Visits and Health News
The snippet records various small items: purchases of alfalfa from Martin Beech, deliveries on Tuesday, mentions of Jay Gwaford and Earl Hamm visiting Sam Stradleys, and Thursday visits by Pete Kathrineberg. It also notes Murry Miksell visiting Francis Wenda Sunday afternoon and a vet nursing a sore finger with a carbuncle.
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Kansas Dairy
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Gil
Kansas City’ Live Stock Exchange
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M. O. Peters
Homelopathic
C. V. Haggman
DR. R. &. Briney
Courtlay
Drux
Jeney & ‘Co
Toledo
Ohio
Union News
Herman K. Eggers
W. R. Goodwin
Rydal
JUBLO
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Jjoe Levendofske
Frank Haworth Sr
Forrest Keller
Sam
Superior Re
Princess Scandia
Northland
the Majestic Orchestra
Buster Keaton
Hinnis
Steve
Molly
Trampas
B.p.schulberg
Tom. Forman
Kenneth Harlan
Florence Vidor
Rue Siatgie
Pat O'Malley
Raymond Hatton
Hope Loring
Louis D Lighton
Qwen Wister Wand Kirke
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