Local Notes On Visits Threshing And Weather
Union and surrounding towns report social visits and family news with threshing progress noted. Pig losses due to a new disease are reported alongside rainfall and crop prospects for a likely big harvest.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
4
Union and surrounding towns report social visits and family news with threshing progress noted. Pig losses due to a new disease are reported alongside rainfall and crop prospects for a likely big harvest.
Misses Margaret and Anna McGowan of Almena Kansas return from a summer in San Diego Los Angeles San Francisco and other points. Scandia and Belleville residents visit relatives attend to business while reporting wheat and oats yields around Scandia. An upcoming Farmers Union picnic is announced for Pawnee Park on August 16.
Dale Ainsworth and family from Par son Kansas visit friends in Norway. Sadie Walter and daughter Minta spend Sunday at Charlie Ames home. Gertie Gile and Bertha with Edna Rickabaugh shop in Concordia. John Youngs join Arthur Loromer for Sunday. Roy Gile visits Holgersons. Henry Gile worked in harvest near Hollis and stays with kin. H L Gile shops in Norway. Bert Ainsworth from Concordia visits sister G W Wright. Orville Wright at Fred Ames home. Will Mahaffeys shop in Belleville. Lloyd McGregor family visits home. Mrs Young and Gladys visit Mrs Chester Woodka. Harry Hohman injures foot leading to bone abscess.
The text explains a four dimensional geometry where space is formed by lines rather than points. It notes four determinations fix a line in space and that Munthemticians agree on the practical value of this idea for simplifying mathematical language and clarifying real geometry concepts.
An inquiry declares bamboo the most valuable plant for the world. The hollow reed grows from a few feet to a hundred, with square or round stems. It is used for ladders, houses, water pipes, ships, masts, beds, tables, cages, handles, fences, umbrellas, and even food.
Statistical note on textile thread counts shows a yard of cloth holds about 1 800 vertical and horizontal threads. A suit uses four square yards, equating to four miles of wool per person over fifty years. Cotton goods with 80 100 threads per inch imply even longer totals per item.
London Street becomes the first rubber paved thoroughfare with blocks of vulcanized rubber on brick bases laid in New Bridge Street. Reports indicate heavy traffic handles the surface well and the experiment proceeds under departmental cable updates.
The War Office decision to abolish Carrickfergus Castle as a military station endangers one of Britain's historic sites. Founded in 1128 by Sir John de Courcy, it sits on Belfast Lough and has long marked Irish and English conflicts. King William III landed there in 1690 en route to the Boyne. the French privateer Thuret was later captured there.
High cattle prices push culling of unprofitable cows while feed saved for better cattle could lift pasture costs by about 50 percent on Kansas farms. Alfalfa seeding best in fall mid August to early September with firm weedfree seed bed and moisture for quick germination. Selfboiled lime sulphur spray controls brown rot in peaches. Fallacy of using diseased chinch bugs for seed distribution warned against. Final settlement notice for Allen Poage estate in Republic County with August 16 1927 hearing.
The article notes the practice of bagging grapes to keep rain out and deter pests including birds. Bagged grapes gain full color and notable beauty, with guidance from R J Barnett. It also mentions Kansas data showing mature steers in Flint Hills gain about 300 pounds per grazing season from a study by the Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station and the U S Department of Agriculture, with reports available on request.
The note mentions plant smut with wheat and you will reap the same and warns about skimping milk cow feed in heat leading to higher costs later. It also references the latest version of the song My Bonnie flew over the Ocean.
A humorous exchange depicts a motorist describing a flat tire while a professor lectures about the inflated, cylindrical apparatus supporting the vehicle. A small boy interrupts with a simple flat tire exclamation.
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