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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
2
Jap Morehead and family return to Kansas from California and plan to stay. Mrs Harvey Kirk suffers a concussion after a Fourth of July incident. she improves but remains unwell. Mutual Benefit Club meets at Emma Goodwin’s. visitors from Great Bend include Bowersox and Rinker. Community events, visits, sales, and a weathered summer week profile with several local names and a fatal passing in Cedar Rapids.
Union residents Dan Householder and family spent the Fourth at the Glen Householder home. Ralph Husted and family from Salina visited Mrs. Husted’s parents Mr. and Mrs. McGlashan. Families of Hugh McGowan Jessie McHenry and Will Hay joined R. E. Scrivner’s group in Lovewell. Others enjoyed Riverside activities. Miss Gladys Cooner returned from Salina after visiting her aunt Mrs. Husted. Clifford Farlee helped Harry Boden with cultivating. A rain of about one inch fell Saturday morning. Grace Scrivner visited Cecile McHenry over Sunday. The Ladies Aid of Rydal church met Mrs. George Doctor of Belleville last Thursday.
Property listing notes five room house with eight lots of ground in a good location. Contact Lloyd Tedrow for details.
A Charleston exhibit features rare family heirlooms including a Cromwell era coffee urn dated 1653, a 1672 Wilson coat of arms tankard, a 1691 Durham cream pitcher, a 1758 Paul Revere porringer, and other dignified pieces. An expert says Charleston ranks among the nation's finest antique silver collections outside New York.
Reports from the Russian information bureau indicate about nine million people in the Soviet Union rely on hunting for livelihood and 800000 families subsist largely on hunting. In sparsely industrial areas hunting funds many peasants home stead maintenance and family needs while fur bearing animals enrich the vast eastern regions with annual fur and game value around 75000000 dollars.
The Friendship Club meets with Mrs E M Boggess Thursday afternoon. Frank Mahan reports exterior painting and new linoleum at Night Hawk Cafe. U B Ladies announce Thursday dinner for Picnic day at the big building. White hats and oil cloth hats in millinery. Ice cream and cake served Saturday at 4 p.m. at Farmers Union store. Mr and Mrs Paul Moe spent two weeks in Kansas City for Mrs Moe s eye treatment. Mr and Mrs H E Coleman and Lucile Cooper traveled to southern Missouri and Sioux City Iowa to visit relatives. Charlie Roberts returned from Burlington Colorado July 1 to visit family before becoming manager of Foster Lumber Co s yard in Marland Oklahoma. Cuba city imposes water rates per thousand gallons and a 23 dollar tapping and meter fee. Scandia residents notified of new rates.
A series of farming tips and notes cover crop protection, weed destruction, horse care, feed ratios, pest control, and seed cost comparisons. Practical guidance includes using nicotine-based sprays for melons, poison bran mash for grasshoppers, and efficient horse rations to maximize field work output.
Washington schools use intelligence and achievement tests across 215 cities with 64 percent classifying elementary pupils and 62 percent supplementing teachers estimates. The report lists about 20 uses including diagnosis of failures guidance in course selection determining course loads and extra promotions.
The note records yields of 16.77 bushels per acre at Manhattan station versus 6.86 on disked seeding ground for July. It advises protecting sweet corn ears with arsenate of lead dust on silks, storing harvesters in sheds, and using waterproof mildewproof tarpaulins for hay. It notes a low farm bureau tax per capita and mentions round worms as a pig pest, urging fresh ground for swine.
Farnell Walton of St Louis, an old soldier, met the nurse who cared for him at St James Hospital in New Orleans during the Civil War. The meeting occurred at the state encampment of the G A R in Joplin.
Gray squirrels introduced from the United States have established themselves in London forests and parks, reaching up to 25 miles north of the city. They mingle with visitors and even take food from children, becoming surprisingly popular in the climate.
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