Union News Briefs Include Death and Local Happenings
The column reports Ed Swhercinsky buying two spans of mules early in the week. Jerome Bowersox and wife of Belleville visited Lee Bowersox. Grandma Logan died after a stroke, aged over eighty seven, with funeral at home and burial in Belleville cemetery. Several local residents, including Dewey Marshall in serious condition after pneumonia and surgery, are mentioned with family trips to Concordia hospital. Various visits, farm activity, livestock losses, and property moves fill the rural notice, with community sympathy extended to Mrs. Logan and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Swhercinsky
Jerome Bowersox
Bellevill
Lee BowerSox
Grandma Logan
Mrs. Logan
D.C. Walt
Belleville
Union
Earl Bowen
D. A
Concordia Hospital
McFarland
H. O. Marshall
John Wenda
Concordia
Harold Stafford
Liberty Township
Nitus Sandell
James Mallory
Jack Ambrose
Moreen Larson
Archie Larson
James Black
Chas. Larson
Paul Milner
Earnest Mikesell
Carl Johnson
Malcolm ‘Wait
Colorado
Logan
Gee Bowersox
Bert Brown
James Cooper
Nor
Ralph Bower
Four-room house in Scandia seeks sale with land
A damaged notice advertises two houses in repair in Scandia, one six-room and another six-room dwelling, plus 160 acres of good land at Springfield, Col. Henry Falcomer Sr. handles seed for sales and drive details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Springfield
Col
Henry
Falcomer, Sr
Scaindia
Kansas
Community Notes From Norway District Social Roundup
Local residents around Norway attended visits and gatherings at farms and homes northwest of town. Families including Barleeu and others shared Sunday meals, while pupils and teachers hosted a rural Wienie roast. Dr Sherrard of Norway recovers from pneumonia as various townsfolk visit Scandia and Concordia for events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mey
Charles Barleeu
Famuly
Déimier Diefe
Win
West- Hidisen
Alae
Jaowyd Welles
Daughfer
Beena
S. Mt
Miss Vera
Mis
Bernies Livder
I Dangnter
Notaray
Day Bros
Norway
Pourk
Bernice Tivder
Jteltls Walters
Geo. Ames
Grye
Simpson
Lawrence
Tells
Miltonveale
Kansas
Alps
Mate Wooshtes
Madwarn
Ac Eodsin
Thorp
Irs
Dortha Loarsvireni
Maegamenda
Welle
Vomst
Seed Corn for Sale and Thursday Princess Show Note
Seed corn for sale Boon county white and Reeds yellow dent Henry Nystrom Scandia Kansas Farmers phone A good program every Thursday at the Princess including The Brass Bullet William Farnum Rider of the Purple Sage listed for May 6
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Boon County
Henry Nystrom
Scandia Kans
Farmers
the Princess
William Farnumn
Ridera of
The
Purple Sage
Gunter's Hardware Sells Paint and Enamels
A hardware store in Gunter's offers a full line of B. RP. paint and auto enamels, with host paint sold and Gators branding featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elso Auto Enamels
Gunter
Unclear OCR Notice on Trade Transactions and Prices
Fragmented text mentions handling by the Maeess and Por Iria with references to harness and prices. It lacks clear names, dates, or events to confirm a cohesive news item.
Planned Sahara Kingdom Plot by Denver Youths
Two Denver boys aged sixteen and fifteen planned to establish a Sahara kingdom with a 7,000,000 strong army, dig artesian wells forming two vast lakes, flood the Benegal and Nile, and exchange territories with Portugal and other colonies. Government authorities halted the scheme as a fanciful adventure and warned against such grandiose dreams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Stevenson
Poe
Sahara
Benegal
Nile
Portus
Portuguese East Africa
Portugal
French Guiana
Lus den
America
Cleveland
Ain
Shell shock patients need matched work and hours
Dr Mary C. Jarrett stresses the recovery role of suitable employment for shell shock patients. Work should be congenial and not overtaxing, with hours kept reasonable to avoid fatigue and relapse into irresponsibility, as demonstrated by a five year case of a skilled technician managed by his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Jarrett
Touchstone
New York
Poverty on the Increase in Uniontown Prison Population
Despite wartime prosperity and wages from five to twenty five dollars a day, the pearhouse records show a large rise in inmate numbers in Uniontown Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Painting Farm Buildings Boosts Loan Value and Sale Price
A survey of bankers in the Mississippi Valley finds that well painted farm buildings and fences significantly raise loan amounts and property value. Banks report increases from 5 to 25 percent or more, with well maintained structures signaling thrift and reducing risk for lenders.
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Mississippi Valley
Iowa
IIL Nois
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
Morey
Akiers
Minnesota
Rother Ahinesota Bank
Vvice
Leva Bank
Vatlipes Boas ‘Eee Fy
Paint And Illiteracy
Washington report shows higher illiteracy areas use less paint on homes. Officials say backwoods counties skip barn paints, while literate regions favor painted exteriors for preservation and appearance.
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Washington, D. C
Educational Bureau
Bureau of Industrial Research
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Hart
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Khngdom
Lesh Oil Company
I. AL
Meridian Gasoline
Robert Doctor
Ellingson
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