Scandia Community Notes and extended family gatherings
Local Belleville area residents hosted numerous New Year and birthday meals from P. P. Hammer to Rudolph Johnson. The Norway high school team earned three wins at Scandia with junior and senior players joining in. Church meetings and social hours filled the weekend as friends, relatives, and neighbors shared dinners, gifts, and stories across Scandia Concordia Palco and Jamestown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Johnson
Harry Buer
Membeers
Carl” Hammer
Scandia
Melvin
Hillery
Washington
Werhbn
Wright
Liloyd ‘Hammer
Martin Larson
Charles Chizek
Winifred Olds
Mildred Tiller
Clarice Ross
Carroll Walker
Milton Stensons
John Graham
Sexy Red
Norway High
Walter Darlington
Philip Hammer
Porter
Norman Hammer
Rudolph’ Johnson
George C. Larson
George L. Larson
Charles Logsdon
Alva Nichols
Oll Gifford
Oklahoma
Sam’ Logsdon
Logsoon
E. A. Carlgren
Axelton
Melvin Axelton
Manhattan
Carrol Carlgren
Concordia
Hilma, Stensons
P.P. Hammer
Bethany College
Lindsborg
Darlington
Sjhose
P. P. Hammer
E. M. Eastvedt
Carrol Walker
Porter Hammer
Elaine Loring
Florene Stensons
Axel Hedstrom
Axel Smith
Melvin Osberg
Ernest Hedstrom
Gertrude Blazer
Paleo
Gustava Ostberg
Palco
Kas
Evelyn Carlgren
Margaret " Sten
Orville Wright
Jamestown
Grace Deer
Robert Robbins
Chas
Chizek
Lewis Pyle
Orville
Local Socials and Thanks From Rydal Area
John Hall, Joe Veshnefski and Ernie Mikesell conducted business at the C. E. Hall home Friday. Mrs. Cleat Stroud visiting parents in Applegarth family home. Mrs. Charles Nondorf hosted a surprise birthday dinner for her husband. Rydal Ladies Aid met at the Elmer Farlee home with five members and three visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rydal John Hall
Joe Veshnefski
Ernie Mikesell
C. E. Hall
John Hall
Cleat Stroud
C. K. Applegarth
Guy Persinger
Charles Nondorf
Illness and Family Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
The passage notes Mrs C C Bottorf is confined to bed with sickness. Elmer Cornett and daughter Mary Louise of Montana visit his parents Mr and Mrs N Cornett and other relatives. Mrs and Mrs Guy Persinger called at the Glen Currie and James Persinger homes. Duane Greenslade sawed wood at the C E Hall home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.C. Bottorf
Elmer’ Cornett
Mary
Louise
Montana
N.°. Cornett
Guy Persinger
Glen Currie
James Persinger
Benjamin Gulbronsen obituary notice
Benjamin Gulbronsen born March 6 1869 in Chicago Illinois son of Lars and Mrs Gulbronsen. He lived on a farm near Scandia, worked 18 years in packing plants in Kansas City, ran a filling station, never married, and died January 7 1936 at Patterson Hospital Belleville after pneumonia at age 66. Funeral held January 1936 at Riverview Cemetery with Otto and Adolph Nelson singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Gulbronsen
Lars Gulbronsen
Chicago
Til
Scandia
Kansas’ City
Gulbronsen
George
Patterson Hospital
Belleville
Riverview Cemetery
B. W. Selin
Messrs
Otto
Adolph Nelson
Notice of Final Settlement in Elmore A Rosene Estate
Probate Court of Republic County Kansas will hear final settlement for the estate of Elmore A Rosene Deceased on Friday January 31 1936 at 10 o clock AM at Belleville Kansas The administrator Augt Rosene seeks discharge from duties and release of sureties and payment of services and attorneys fees. Belleville Kansas December 23 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmore
August Rosene
Elmore A.” Rosenve
Belleville
Kansas
Looking Ahead in Farm Marketing by Vance M Rucker
Extension market specialist Vance M Rucker of Kansas State College outlines current trends and strategies for farmers. He discusses price signals, marketing options, and risk management tactics to help producers plan ahead in volatile markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance M. “Rucker
Kansas ‘State College
Cattle and hog markets weigh timing for peak prices
Analysts debate whether to sell now or wait as cattle prices show strength before December 20 and hogs see a stronger first week of December. If December falters, a January rally followed by February declines is possible. Producers with light hogs may profit by late March or April markets.
Farm Notes Emphasize Start of New Fiscal Year
An agricultural note stresses January first as the crucial date to begin farm records and inventories. W E Grimes says farm accounts form the basis for income tax reports and inventories, guiding year start for tax compliance.
Wintering Calves for Market Weight
Beef cattle raisers should winter rough calves with fattening in mind for next fall. Feed grain about four to five pounds per calf daily to ensure halved growth. F. W. Bell offers animal husbandry guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W.bell
Animal Husbandry
Alfalfa fertilizer aids stands in Kansas soils
A Kansas agronomist notes eastern soils are low in available phosphorus and alfalfa requires more P than other crops. He says commercial fertilizer carrying high percentages of phosphorus can profitably establish alfalfa stands in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
R._ I. Throckmorton
Agronomy
To the Farmer Information Broadcast for Rural Families
Information intended for farmers and their families is broadcast to provide practical advice on farming practices weather outlook and household matters. The feature aims to help rural households improve productivity manage resources and stay informed about community services.
County Clerk's Unusual Day as Chimney Sweep
County clerk Charles Strand faced a clogged furnace chimney on Friday and spent nearly a full day cleaning it himself. He described feeling like a chimney sweep as soot came out and he completed the impromptu home repair using varied handyman efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Strand
Farming Talk Show Sheds Light On Business Phases
A KSAC Manhattan radio program airs daily except Saturday and Sunday from 12:80 to 1:30 focusing on farming business. Hosts discuss broad topics covering most phases of agricultural enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KSAC
Manhattan
Dampness key to hardy horse plants warns Balch
Walter B Balch urges gardeners that horse plants suffer more from dry air than from gas lack of light or other causes. He recommends keeping pans of water nearby and sprinkling leaves two or three times weekly to prevent dryness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Balch
Chick Ration For Early Chick Rearing In 1936
This station recommends starting chicks on an all mash ration of 30 lb yellow corn meal 16 lb ground wheat or shorts 16 lb bran 16 lb finely ground oats 10 lb meat scrap 5 lb dried buttermilk 5 lb alfalfa leaf meal 1 lb salt 1 lb cod liver or sardine oil until four weeks old. Afterward feed with a scratch grain mix of equal parts cracked corn and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Payne
Poultry Husbandry
Johnsons, Isaacsons Host Family Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and their two sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Emma Isaacson and Mrs Ora Tumbleson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Johnson and Sons
Emma Isaacson
Ora Tumbleson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Faulkner
Kank Ady
Kenneth Christensen
Fred Walter
Elden Stensaas
Hilma Stensaas
Florene Stensaas
Harold Hammer
Clarence ’ Stensons
Rex Gardner
Allan, Vannice
Clarence Widen
Harry Ringer
Melvin Hillery
Iowa
G. W. Wright
Vernon Wright
Donald Wright
Charles Campbell
Merle Wright
Lars Hammer
Charles Campbell and Sons
Gon
Kansas City
Howard Brewer
J. E. Brewer and Sons
Ada Brewer
O. F. Brewer
Reuben Carlson
Mr. Carlson
J. L. Johnson
Courtland
Billy
Owen Gene Brewer
Emporia
Johnny Brewer
Kansas State College
J. E. Brewer
Owen
Brewer
Benjamin’ Gulbronsen
State of Kansas
Republic
Republic County
Amanda Maxell
Adolphus
Gloria Lee
Ed Swanson
Conrad Lundin
Vernon
Vernice Swanson
Rudolph Seastrand
Rock Island, Ill
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Engwall: Motor Co
Courtland Phone
Haggman & Wires
Hill’s ‘Bros. Pound
Velvet
Prince
Albert
Hamburger
Crider’s Cash Store
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