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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
3
The Scandia Journal published in Scandia Kansas lists subscriptions priced at $1.50 per year. Publisher is W Plotner and Son with postal details stating second class mail matter.
A brief farm calendar note appears, listing activities and dates for agricultural tasks and local farm events in a small community. The fragment mentions the K S A C farm calendar and notes upcoming entries for duties or shows.
Articles cover terrace use to curb erosion, calorie economics of apples and other fruits, cattle feeding trends, corn seed treatment checks, alfalfa manure benefits, and vigilance for poultry diseases during peak egg prices. Includes guidance from Glass Barnett Graves Throckmorton Scatt and Throckmorton experts.
Answers indicate total U S crop production will rise about five percent from last year due to higher yields. The Canadian wheat crop suffered frost damage with many grades fed rather than milled. Foot and mouth disease quarantine in Argentina may keep beef out of the U S for some time.
Classified item notes a seven room rental with garage and utilities. Social echoes include Mrs. John Brandstrom entertaining at Mrs. Gust Andersons, hospitalities from Mrs. Paul Erickson family birthday, Lindstrom birthday dinner, a George Haser surprise party with about thirty attendees, and local visits by Ed Roberts and others amid farm and community life in Belleville region.
Mrs Sadie Tate visited Highland School. Hennen Bartlett plans a Florida winter trip with relatives in Superior Nebraska. The flu is in the community with several cases and worry of an epidemic. Lester Tate suffered an ear injury husking corn. doctor expects full hearing recovery. Highland Ladies Aid and Mission Circle met. another quilt finished. Will Adams drives a new Ford Tudor sedan. Arthur Lorimer and Chester Wood- situations noted.
The article notes Mr. Lorimor transporting his water system pipe from the Will Nelson farm north of Belleville to a site near Rydal. Mrs. Ruth Ames fell ill Saturday night and was hospitalized at St Joseph, with plans to move to her mother's Concordia home later. Mr and Mrs Will Adams celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary with relatives presenting a chime clock. Cora Young sold hogs to Mr Chambers of Norway, to be shipped Friday. Lone Tree School closed due to teacher Theresa Kelly's illness.
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