Union News Briefs From North Union Community
North Union residents attended a bazaar at U B church and reported a good crowd and money raised. The week included visits to a Scandia football banquet, weather with subzero lows and a light blizzard, and multiple local errands from shelling corn to farm chores. John William of Republic learned of Lafe Rockhold’s death in Los Angeles. real estate ad notes an improved property for sale near Courtland at 14 5000 with terms.
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North Union
Republic
U. B
Courtland
W. M. Soules
Conanane
Kansas
Highland and Vicinity Weather and Social Roundup
John Young sawed wood for Lester Tate while Belleville visitors and callers moved through the area. A cold snap and a predicted hard winter followed by a moderate spell and another cold wave marked the week. Teachers and residents attended events in Belleville and Norway, with many stops for shopping, church, and a Christmas program planning session at Highland.
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John Young
Lester Tate
Belleville
Fred Ames, Jr
Cord
Young
Bert Fulcomer
Jewell County
Chester Woodka
Chas Ames
Cora Young
Gladys
John Snedden
Reta Cowle
Arthur Lorimer
Norway High School
Teachers Association
Minta Walter
Bertha Gile
Sita Kelly
Helen Loofborrow
Chas. Walter
Hattie Loofborrow
Lester Tates
Gertie Gile
Orrin Thorpe
Arthur Lorimer’s
Alfred Kelly
Chester -Loofborrow
Clark Murphy
Neal Elliot
Highland
Highland Ladies Aid
Gladys Young
Ed Lewis
A. J
Orrin Kelly
Kansas Census and Agricultural Price Trends Quiz Answers
Answers cover Kansas population 1 837 514 from 1926 census with an increase of 14 525. Egg prices lowest in April to June and highest in November to January. Eggs moved into cold storage during low price months and out during high price months. Purchasing power explains how many units of other goods a commodity can buy. Bolsheviki means majority in Russian. Hog prices tend upward in general with strong corn years pushing prices February to July. Reported by W E Grimes.
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Kansas
QunHas
Department of Agricultural Economics
Kansas State Agricultural College
J. C. Mohler
W. E. Grimes
Larson Family And Community Notes From District 96
District 96 news highlights social visits as Arvid and Mrs. Larson host Mrs. Larson birthday dinner. Edna Deloris and Delpha Larson visit Joe Lundblade. Teachers attend Belleville meeting. Courtland weather halts school. Lutheran Wheel event at Alma Olson’s in Courtland. Gift Shop Concordia advertises seasonal wares.
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Arvid Larson
Allan Larson
Courtland
District 100
Alma Olson
Agnes Jensen
Ted “Larson
Scandia
Ed Hallberg
Mainquist Brothers
Here and There Local Social Notes and Visits
Sunday after noon guests at L W Engle's included Lloyd Kelly and family. Morris McGregor and H L Gile aided Lloyd McGregor with corn shelling on Monday. Charlie Wilson shopped in Concordia Friday. Henon Bartlett and Lars Larson planned a Florida winter. Vernon Wright husked corn for Charlie Lewis. Lynn Lewis of Concordia visited home folks. Mrs Jack Larson and Mrs Jim Mahan visited Concordia Tuesday. Velma Wyatt spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs Lottie Barleen visited her mother from Jackson Tuesday. Fred Browns and Mr Hoague visited Concordia Saturday. Helen McGregor spent the week. Gift Shop Concordia advertised Christmas cards at three cents and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Engle
Lottie Barleen
Mrs
Jackson
Fred Brown
Mr. Hoague
Concordia
Satuday
Helen McGregor
County Notes Highlight Local Visits and Farm News
Percy Shivvers of Scandia visited Belleville Friday while Carl and Mrs Gile of Norway township toured the county seat earlier in the week. John Goodman and son Earl returned from Scandia after husking corn for Fred Forsberg. Minta Walter and siblings Charles Walter from Norway township attended the county teachers meeting. Lila Goodwin and Helen Hogin, substitute teachers from Belleville, spent the weekend home in Scandia. Charles Hanzlick north of Belleville marketed 12 Chester White pigs averaging 216 pounds at six months three days, total weight 2592 pounds. Cabbage priced at 1.75 per hundred.
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Wayne Hall
Frankie Mikesell
Lawrence Bowersox
Scandia
Norma Glee Bowersox
Union
L. L. Milner
John
Wenda
Ed Whips
Loys Swiercinsky
Werden
Hilton Wait
Rydal
Brant
I. Bower- Box
Ray Morehead
Mercury
Carl McDowell
John Isaacson
D. A. Bowen
Joliet
Jay Swafford
Ant
GC. R. Johnson
Washington Township
I. Bowersox
Baldwin
Dr. Haggman
Irene Housholder
Fern Swafford
Earl Hammond
Snyder
Courtland
E. Swiercinsky
Jehlik
Belleville
Frank Mikesell
Lee Bowersox
Charles Larson
Frankfort
Kansas
Percy Shivvers
Carl Gile
Norway Township
Norway
John Goodman
Earl
Fred Forsberg
Minta Walter
Norway City
Charles” Walter
Lila Goodwin
Helen Hogin
Hershel Kannier
Kannier
Charles Hanzlick
Final Settlement in Estate of Swen A Lundquist Deceased
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court Belleville the administrator Constan Lundquist asks for a full and final settlement of the estate of Swen A Lundquist deceased on December 20 1927 at 10 o clock for allowance of fees and release of surities and heirs determination. Attorney Henry H Van Natta Probate Judge Attest. Nov 15th A D.
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State of Kansas
Republic
Republic County
Swen A. Lundquist
Belleville
County
Constan Lundquist
Henry H. van Natta
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Union News
Roy Hall and Son
Garden City
Margaret Mikesell
Alfred Kallman
Walter Preble
Ralph Bowersox
Iona Wait
John William’s
Lafe Rockhold
Los Angeles
Calif
George
O'Brian
News and Cartoon
Highland” and” Vicinity
Strickler’s Topeka Business College
M. D. Peters
M. D. Homeopathic
Lloyd Kelly’s
Buick
Concordia Motor CO
Chris
Buick Service
County Seat News
Fred Wa
F. & M. Bank
Henry Fulcomer
Susie Servold
John C. Anderson
T. J. West
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