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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
7
A Prairie Farmer reader describes a simple feed box modification to stop horses from throwing feed away. He uses a large box with an inner rim and vertical broomstick supports across the center to keep feed contained.
The article stresses bulky feed like clover and alfalfa hay for hogs and warns warm dry shelter saves costs. It advises mixing corn with old feed, giving the brood sow a good bed and liberal feeding after breeding, and not delaying sales to avoid starving the litter next summer.
Adodlph Nelson was in Belleville Tuesday. G. C. Wilson visited Republic Friday. J. & Kullberg came from Norway on business Saturday. Clarence and Mrs Williams went to Clay Center Wednesday. Fred Brandstrom will farm 4b. Larson's place west of the river this year. James Bell family plan to move to Michigan next week. W C Rickel left for Pond Creek Oklahoma on business. Scott and Dunlap families west of Norway quarantined for smallpox. Mrs Chas Hollman leaves Sunday for Kansas City for medical treatment. Olof Norgard in town Saturday after wrestle with grip. Mrs Zora Key went to Kansas City on Sunday to spend time in wholesale bot. Mrs Arvilia Williams came from Belleville Monday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Beames, returned the next day. J G Haney has an article in the Oswego Independent How to raise 100 bushels of corn per acre. Mrs Carter from Otego in town Saturday en route to Mardy to sell her parents Mr and Mrs A Hollendeik who are very low. COA Newel Darel EPO Abreus entertained a small party Tuesday evening of five young men and four girls. Ratsey from Formosa Tuesday putting up bills for the Formosa Dramatic Co. The troupe pleases audiences and deserves a good house Saturday. Rudolph Moel left Tuesday night for St Joe to seek relief from facial muscular paralysis cramping. hoping for speedy improvement.
A public notice lists items for sale including household goods and four stands of bees along with about ten tons of alfalfa hay.
Camille Flammarion argues that even after vast times at light speed the distance traveled remains illusory, leaving humanity far from a cosmic boundary. He contends that motion in space appears endless, with millions of miles passing each second yet no discernible limit reached.
Norfolk area residents share visits and relocations as guests travel from Belleville Concordia and Nebraska. Mrs Anderson returns from Kansas City for medical treatment and several neighbors visit relatives while new homes change hands and social gatherings occur including a well attended coffee social at Ole Tiller’s.
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