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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
5
John Heimerich of Clay Center visited Scandia Sunday evening. Mrs G R Courtney and Peggy, recently here with Mr and Mrs W A Johnson, returned to Chicago Sunday. Various locals hosted dinners and hosted visitors including Emma Isaacson, Ora Tumbleson, A H Haglund and family, and the Reece couple who traveled to Omaha and Kansas City before returning.
Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Lindecrantz and sons.
Mrs. Frank Tedrow Audrey and Gayl were Friday night supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sjoholm Adeline and LaVerne in a small community gathering.
While they last one cup glass and a measuring cup are advertised at the Bargain Spot. Mr and Mrs C O Reece and Verlee and Carla have returned from a fishing trip in Northern Minnesota. They plan to visit Omaha to see Harold Coleman in the hospital. Mr and Mrs John Brandstrom and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson and family. Mr and Mrs E P Ahrens and Ed Ahrens were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs N Je Ward of Belleville.
Mary West attended a dinner hosted by Mrs. Oberia Ryan on Thursday evening, serving as the evening’s guest.
In Belleville Lud and Vic Straad of Munden appeal a lower court verdict finding them guilty of damaging public property by removing county bridge railings during a move. They face $20 fines and costs each with $200 appeal bonds. The Belleville American Legion plans to police the fair fence area as the North Central Kansas Free Fair opens August 26 30. A new port inspector joins Port of Entry duties to handle heavy traffic.
The five Scandia youths who worked in the northwest for a month came back last Thursday. They said they had a good time found work and paid expenses with some left over. The group included Don Brand William Mitchell Albert English Wyatt Corbin and Lee Bettis.
A Methodist Sunday School picnic was held last Friday at the Lindecrantz home north of Scandia with a large attendance.
Leonard A Barrett profiles Oliver Wendell Holmes born 1841 in Boston. Harvard Yale Berlin Oxford honors include LL D. war service at Ball’s Bluff. later Harvard professor then Massachusetts and US Supreme Court justice retiring 1932. Noted for friendship with Brandeis and philosophy of life emphasizing original work and great spirit. Helen Johnson of Kansas City visits James town and Kackley.
Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene visited Belleville on business Saturday morning. Audrey and Gayl Tedrow visited in Clay Center over the weekend. Ted Milner and family spent Sunday with Milner relatives in Belleville. Carl Miller, recently working on the highway, returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Carlson visited with Rev Bertha Fogelberg and Rev Keys Thursday. The Carl Carlson and John Carlson families attended the Late Late Friday. Mr and Mrs W A Johnson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Perry in Concordia. Vivian Nystrom stayed weekend with Joe Johnsons in Kackley. The Erickson family hosted Thursday evening visitors Vernon Erickson. Martin Johnsons were Sunday visitors of Arthur Andersons. Ruby Brown visited the Staffords near Formogo Sunday evening. Mrs Harry McGregor and Mrs John Jenson dined with Mrs Elmer Jenson on Wednesday.
Peggy McGregor spent Saturday night with her parents Mr and Mrs E A McGregor. Mr and Mrs Loyd Hammer were Saturday evening guests at the Carl Hammer home. Joyce Hammer is staying this week with Mr and Mrs Loyd Hammer.
A lighthearted remark notes that a young girl's liveliness often reflects the company she keeps. The piece hints at social influence and the mood of her peer group shaping her behavior and charm.
Mr and Mrs Ben Stofer of Courtland were Thursday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J R Stofer. Mr and Mrs Ed Boman were Sunday evening visitors at the J R Stofer home. Mr and Mrs Algot Anderson and son were Sunday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Oscar Bergstrom. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Miller were Friday evening dinner guests of Dr and Mrs EB Ahrens and daughters. Miss Anna Bengston and Mrs Ss D Blakely were in Belleville Saturday morning on business. Mrs Carl McDowell and Edwin White drove to Omaha Friday to see Harold Coleman in a hospital there.
Hints on soil absorption from crust breaking and rough cultivator surfaces. How to set up a range waterer with an oil barrel and carburetor float for even water depth. Calling for permanent agricultural adjustments coordinated by Kansas experiment station and USDA. Dairy cows require a six week to two month dry period between lactations and drying before September calving if yielding low milk output.
Dairy authorities advise short feeding window before milking rest. H W Cave notes udders soften with limited intake. E H Leker promotes Bordeaux mixture for leaf disease control and offers mixing instructions. F W Bell warns heavy losses of work horses due to insufficient grain and urges liberal feeding. H M Scott urges destruction of blackhead infected turkeys and moving flocks to clean ground. Terrace outlet protection urged now to prevent erosion.
John S. Grass of the Extension rural engineering section notes that growth of annual grasses offers little protection. A new stand of grass should be established this fall on those water courses.
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