Scandia to Keep Supt Miller as School Plans Grow
Superintendent F L Miller will return for a third year to Scandia schools as improvements in classrooms auditorium gym and rural vocational agriculture expand student opportunities. The high school program has been revised with state approval and Miller, a Kansas graduate, has a record of leadership in 4 H, student council and PTA.
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F. L. Miller
Scandia
Miller
State Department
Kansas
Emporia
Kansas University
Lawrence
New Typewriters Installed After Trade in Salina
Twelve new typewriters were purchased from the Underwood Elliot Fisher Company at Salina and installed here on April 16. The old machines were traded in for the new models and a small cash balance was needed to complete the deal.
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Underwood Elliot Fisher Company
Salina
County Track and May Events Schedule Summary
Easter Sunday events listed with dates and activities include County Track Meet on April 26 and Tennis Meet at Norway on April 21. May events cover Viking 4-H on May 4, Junior-Senior Banquet on May 8, County 4-H Play Day at Belleville on May 10, Senior Class Day on May 11, Baccalaureate on May 17, and Commencement with last day of school and Alumni Banquet. School board meeting noted with unspecified date. Also a Saturday candy special advertised.
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Norway Sess
Viking
Stent
Belleville
Ryaclaenibearery Carecece Quse Nosesonscscenaar
Weekend Visitors and Guests in Marquette
Mr and Mrs H G Hahn and Lois Ann visited Marquette for the weekend. Jennie Thompson attended the homecoming program at District 42 Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Sam Christie visited. Harley Christie, Cecil Brand and George Cardwell joined Sunday dinner at the Ren DeNoyer home.
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Harry Hohman
Walter Anderson
Charles Hohman
John Brandstrom
Noble Isaacson
Loren Vean
Anton Nelson
Elvira
Otto Nelson
H. G. Hahn
Lois Ann
S. L. Sondergard
Salina
H .G.hahn
Harry Ferguson
Belleville
Nathan Isaacson
Oscar Johnson
Clarice Nelson
District 42
Marquette
Jennie ‘Thompson
Sam Christie
Mrs
Harley Christie
Cecil Brand
George Cardwell
Ren DeNoyer
Fred ‘Currie
Howard Millen
Janet Rae
Russell -Nystrom
Republic
Glen Goodwin
Concordia
D. P. Householder
Archie Largon
Lee Bowersox
Arthur Soblazier
A. FC Oodwir
Frank Millen
Alice Colelazier
Evelyn Brown
Scandia
Jim. Goodwin
Ted Milner
Ford ‘Olson
Glenwood Freed
Courtland
Frank Goodwin
Frank Charles Larson
Billy Goodwin
Fred Currie
Als Len
Glen Currie
Oscar Freed
J. K. Currie
Robert Robison
Fred
Edward Olson
Dale Sanderson
Ford Olson
Fred Moe
Jake Stofer,Jr
School Masters Club outlines honor roll system
The School Masters Club met at the Elliott hotel Belleville on Monday April 8 and planned county honor roll awards with emblems medals and chevrons for seniors. They set April 26 for the county track meet at Belleville and May 4 for the tennis meet at Norway. The final report on the county music festival showed expenses covered by receipts. Supt F L Miller attended.
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Elliott Hotel
Belleville
Norway
Walker
Market outlook for lambs tied to Kansas wheat pasture
Middle of March will see the only real fat lamb supply move to market from south central Kansas wheat pasture. Market reaction should follow this move with a February weakness giving way to a March rally as lambs reach finish and grazing conditions limit further holding. Some sellers will market earlier. most will likely wait until after mid March to push prices higher.
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Kansas
Kansas Pioneers Banner of Hope and Courage
Long-ago struggle and a new state name Kansas are recalled by Mrs. George Fike of Rydal Kansas. The verse salutes pioneers and their enduring banner Go west young man go west to Kansas. It honors brave hearts and steadfast hands shaping a home amid drought dust storms and hard times.
Looking Ahead in Farm Marketing
The note suggests keeping lambs back if possible to await better market conditions and maximize returns. It frames hold strategy as prudent business and hints at timing in livestock marketing decisions.
Dairy safety and drought remedies urged by Kansas college experts
W Hy Martin warns dairy managers to guard milk and cream from dirt and contamination under the federal food and drug act. G A Filinger says drought weakened fruit trees will need special care. cover crops should be plowed under early and an early sodium nitrate or ammonium sulfate application may aid fruit set this spring.
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W. “Hy Martin
Kansas
College Dairy
Man
G. A. Filinger
Kansas State College Horticulturist
Kitchen as workshop and lawn care advice from Kansas experts
Agricultural notes urge cutting weeds by removing roots, while manure may boost corn yields in southeast Kansas. Grains for horses linger in pricing, and kitchen upgrades include ventilation and new flooring. remodeling guidance from Kansas State College extension services.
Hints and Helps for Farm and Home Notes
Farmers are urged to aid pasture recovery from drought by planning temporary pastures and evaluating seed treatments for potatoes. Advice covers protecting milk and cream from contamination and tending drought weakened fruit trees to stop soil washing, with timely guidance from K S C notes.
Cattle Feed and Grain Guidance From Kansas Experts
Dairy man Wm H Riddell of Kansas State College says cows yielding over 25 pounds daily should be fed one pound of farm grain for every five to six pounds of milk. Agricultural economist W E Grimes predicts horses and mules will stay scarce and fetch good prices. Seed corn and germination tests are key to reducing corn disease losses at planting, with corn seed treatment offering little germination boost in Kansas.
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Kigge
HH. Riddell
Kansas State College
W. E. Grimes
E. H. Leker
Kansas State
College Extension Service
Kansas
Kansas bridge design leaders emphasize efficiency and aesthetics
LaMotte Grover, head of the Kansas State Highway Department bridge design department, states the aims of the unit: to design bridges that are pleasing in appearance while using materials efficiently and incorporating modern design and construction methods for maximum service.
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Kansas State Highway Department
LaMotte Grover
Kansas Highway Bridge Savings Save Costs in Years Past
The Kansas State Highway Department reports it designed and built 420 bridges over three years at about 4.13 million dollars. Fifty continuous steel bridges cost around two million dollars. Savings of 10 to 30 percent on these bridges total several hundred thousand dollars, largely offsetting engineering costs. The department continues studies on structural options to cut steel bridge costs while improving appearance.
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Kansas
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Supt. Miller
Amanda Maxell
Kansas City, Mo
Raymond Carlson
Rose Ledford
Lincoln, Kans
Cc. O. Thompson
Cc. V. Haggman
Ruth
Henry Rosene
Kansas City
Ray Tingstrom
Hurst, Tex
Eve Sandborn
Clay Center
R. E. Cooper
Sjohn
Heimerich
Lily Fredrickson
John Fredrickson
Carl Westin
Helen Westin
Topeka
Walfred Westin
John Beaten
Miltonvale
Union Valley
George, Fike
Rydal, Kansas
L Haggman
W. H. Metzger
Kansas State College Agronomist
Eugene D. Warner
Kansas State College—extension—service
T. R Quinlan
Courtland Pictures Ltd
Courtland, Mensas
Cesar Romero
Fay Wray
Goodyear
Home Oil & Supply Co
J. Summers & Son
Scandia. Journal
Ray Chilcott
A. M. Sanborn Lumber CO
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