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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1940
Page
3
Myrtle Blake, wearied and discouraged in the city, meets her neighbor Mrs. Stead, a soda fountain cashier at the Public Mart. The two bond over shared loneliness and Myrtle is invited to interview with Mr. Wilms for a ladies wear job.
Mr and Mrs Enoch Hedin visited Monday with Mr and Mrs Clarence Aspegren Mrs L A Nondorf and daughters and Mr and Mrs Enoch Hedin spent Wednesday afternoon of last week at the M A Larson home Miss Genevieve Hedin visited Sunday afternoon at the Marvin Kackley home Genevieve’s birthday was celebrated at the home of Mr and Mrs Carl Hedin with visits from Enoch and Genevieve.
Local residents hosted family and friends for dinners and visits through the weekend. Names include Erickson Jensen Wires Nelson Nichols Hampton Hammer Sederlin Sjolander and Larson families with travels to Marquette Jamestown and Courtland. Others joined in gatherings with Nesmith Anderson Cardwell Perry and Hugos. News notes highlight social ties and regional travel.
Dozens of local families share visits nieces nephews and dinners across Randall Beloit Lindsborg and Courtland over the weekend. Notables include Mrs Eva Sothers Mrs Ruth Ahrens and Mr Claude Hendrickson hosting guests while Miss Trella Reiber and Miss Luella Ruthman spend time with relatives in Lindsborg and Courtland.
Mr. and Mrs. George Barleen and Eleanor visited Mr. and Mrs. Martin Larson and family and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer and family on Saturday. They then joined Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Eastvedt on Sunday. Monday evening guests included Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Peterson and Mrs. Belle Etter at the Mongan home. Mrs. John Robison of Formosa was a Friday guest for Mrs. May Meade for dinner and afternoon calls.
The piece outlines preventing pig losses from birth through weaning with clean housing, proper sow nutrition, vaccination timing, and hygiene. It stresses rotating hog lots, disinfecting piglets, and veterinarian checks for immunity against hog cholera and tetanus prevention.
Miss Eunice Sandine of Lynn and Miss Lenore Sandine of Durham visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sandine for the weekend. Mrs. Gottfrid Larson and Paul also visited Mrs. May Meade on Tuesday.
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