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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
4
Yes. Emergency forage crops may be planted on contracted wheat acreage for hay, pasture, or roughage. No seed production or mature harvest before cutting is allowed. The list includes timothy, red top, fescue, orchard grass, clovers, alfalfa, sweet clover, lespedeza, and many grasses.
A period of hog price uptrends suggests January and February are strong, with March or early April potential rally. If February prices outrun January by 20 to 30 percent, spring peaks may shift earlier. Analysts note population growth and policy implications, while Kansas State College researchers discuss spring wheat viability, oats and barley seed, and cost-effective feeding options for dairying and poultry, plus windbreak planting and new dairy dish information from the National Dairy Council.
Mrs Albert Jackson hosted the Community club at her home on Wednesday January 16 with needlework and visiting. Guests included Mrs M F Jackson and others. A birthday cake was cut for several members and a pot luck lunch was served. The next meeting is set for January 30 with Mrs M H Brown. The 9c sale ends Saturday January 26 at The Bargain Spot.
Alice Colelazier spent Sunday night with Evelyn Brown. Mr and Mrs Russel Anderson were Friday visitors of Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene. Ada Samuelson spent Tuesday night with Peggy McGregor.
Fragmentary notes recount sick days for Mrs Weir and social visits by Mr and Mrs Joyce Johnson to the Johnson and Chilcott households. The column references wedding invitation lines from the Altoona Tribune about a widower with multiple marriages and advises guests that the event is serious, not a casual affair.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jeandebeur visited Wichita. Dr. Co Vi Haggman and Mr. E C Wires went to a Knight Templars supper in Concordia. Miss Deda Louise Drake called on Mrs. E P Ahrens and Ruth on Saturday afternoon.
Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs C C Reece and family included Mr and Mrs George Jeandebeur and Ada.
A Kanata Seed Oats carload offer is noted for February, with a 76 bushel capacity advertised by Isaacson Grain Co. The message emphasizes an early February shipment on track.
A Saturday Evening Post cartoon shows a dog team representing American industry dragged through snow by a driver labeled political medicine. The lead dog American Industry and others such as Expansion, Capital Goods, and Employment appear exhausted as a tax club labeled Taxes hammers them. The piece argues for confidence, expansion, and government restraint to avoid killing the dogs.
A humorous guide to starting the day with a bright mood and a plan for a distinctive breakfast. It details a make ahead Fruit Compote with grapefruit and apricots, chilled overnight, to serve six. Includes optional items like Cold Cereal and Tomato Sauce Southern Corn Bread.
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