Union News indicates local moves and deaths in Union Township
Edmond Swhercinsky spent Thursday at James Goodwin home in Scandia township. Lena Housholder died after a short illness. funeral planned early next week. F. M. Johnson of Los Angeles, a former Union settler, died of pneumonia. Werner Hagburg hospitalized after La Grippe and pneumonia. public sale upcoming as family plans move to Chicago.
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F. M. Johnson
Los Angeles
California
I. Bowersox
Union
Union Township
Werner Hagburg
Belleville Hospital
Warren couple dies in car accident in Concordia
Mr and Mrs M W Warren die in a car crash. They lived at 120 East Tenth Street and were married in Concordia three years ago. Their bodies will be sent to Concordia this evening by the Missouri Pacific for services at the Methodist church Wednesday. Brothers in Oklahoma have been notified as relatives arrive.
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Blue Lodge
Warrens
East Tenth Street
Concordia
Methodist Church
Warren
Oklahoma
Conecordia- Blade Empire
County Seat News In Brief Social and Court Notices
Mr and Mrs Bert Fulcomer of Scandia township visited Belleville on Sunday. Pastors Mahaffey and Lundberg attended last week’s evangelistic meeting at the Methodist church. Mrs Robert A Lund and two sons returned to Norway township after visiting relatives in Clifton and nearby, with Labon Marshall and Frank Collins also noted. C E Hall from east of Scandia transacted county seat business Monday. District court opens next Monday Feb 1 with a heavy criminal and civil docket. jurors report Tuesday Feb 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Fulcomer
Scandia
Belleville
Mahaffey
Lundberg
Robert A. Lund
Norway Township
V. McHenry
Robert McHenry
Clifton
Labon Marshall
Frank Collins
Jefferson Township
M. B. Sheeks
Collins
E. Hall
Local Residents Attend Visits and Work Events
Tom Gile buys cattle from Henry Barleen on Monday. Mr. Murphy shops in Norway. Fred Ames and father haul wheat to Concordia last week. Wesley Wrights visit W A Lewises Sunday. Jack Larson spends Sunday with home folks. Mrs. Toy Scott visits Mrs. Gertie Gile Wednesday. Hilmer Moe trucks corn for M Stensaas Thursday and Friday. Day boys and Virgil Johnson saw lumber for Will Kimat Tuesday and Wednesday. Jens Stensaas helps Homer Christensen at the elevator Friday. H L Gile sells and delivers ords to Campbell of Norway Tuesday. George Ames spends Monday evening at Will Adams. Hazel Pearl and Virgil Johnson visit Harry Giles Saturday. Mr. Baker visits Concordia Tuesday afternoon. Harley Rowlings Lloyd McGregor and Mrs Hattie Bartlett visit H L Gile Sunday. Charlie Walters visits Sadie Walter and Minta Wirs Sunday. Lester Tate visits his parents near Jamestown for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gile
Henry Barleen
Mr. Murphy
Norway
Fred Ames
Father
Concordia
Wesley Wrights
W. A. Lewises
Jack Larsons
Toy Scott
Gertie Gile
Hilmer Moe
M. Stensaas
Virgil Johnson
Will Kimat
Jens Stensaas
Homer Christensen
H. L. Gile
Farm Calendar and Animal Husbandry Tips for 1926
Farm Calendar presents crop rotation to balance labor and reduce external help. Animal husbandry stresses daily ice-breaking for water in freezing weather and ensuring cattle access to water. Dairy notes value of bulls comes from daughters and suggests joint or cooperative bull use among neighbors. Agricultural economics urges advance planning for 1926 acreage and livestock, using Kansas State Agricultural College outlooks.
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F. L. Daley
J. W. Bell
H. W. Cave
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural Colleg
Kansas Agriculture Notes on Poultry Breeding and Corn Germination
Department of Agricultural Economics guidance urges Kansas farmers to obtain superior breeder stock and maintain quality. Entomology recommends crop rotation with legume crops to reduce cereal insect damage. Throckmorton warns Kansas corn germination is down due to cold last fall and advises farmers to test germination before planting.
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J. W. McCulloch
Kansas
R. I. Throckmorton
Wheat Beards Predict Winter Kill for Kansas Crops
Officials at Kansas State Agricultural College say little snow so far has protected ground but winter kill is expected for wheat, alfalfa, and standing crops. The note compares 1915 and 1924 values of winter wheat and horticultural output in Kansas and urges crop inspection by specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Dairy and Poultry Feeding Tips for Profit and Sustainability
The state seed commissioner's office notes dairy cows must be well fed to maximize milk and profit through cream butter and cheese. Plan on keeping hens through July 1 and continue into the next laying season to ensure feed pays off. Regular culling occurs between July and October.
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State Seed Commissioner’s Office
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Union News
Edmond Swhercinsky
James Goodwin
Bert Bowen
Lloyd McGregor
Glenn Odell
Washington Township
H. O. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Roy Thomas
D. A. Bowen
Southeast Union
Ernest Mikesell
Lena
Ed Swiercinsky
Werden
Mike O’neal
Finley
Freedom Township
Stack Cane
Earl Hammond
John Wenda
Farmers Union
Bernice
Norma Glee Bowersox
Little Virginia Lee
Marshall
Dick Stapp
Eugene ‘Nelson
Jerry Hall
Frank Konovalske
Werden Wait
Harvey Kirk
Robert Nichols
Colorado
Nichols
John Moe
Rydal
Wm. Mikesell
Lee Bowersox
Roy Hall
Ed Ingraham
Martin Beecher
Werner Hagburgs
Buck Jones
Royal Gorge
Rocky Mountains
Monte Blue
M. W. Warren
NER BR
Zona Berg & Son
Superior, Nebraska
K. S. A. C. News Service
Department of Agricultural Economics
Kansas’ State Agricultural College
Manhattan
W. E. Grimes
D. C. Warren
Scandia Produce CO
E. W. Beeman
Mgr
Courtland
van Brunt
Massey-Harris
Satley
Rhode Island
McCormick Grain Binder
Sudan
J. W. Shotwell
C. C. Green
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