Community Notes From Norway Town Socials and Visits
Mr and Mrs Harry Gile and Clarence and Mr and Mrs Forrest Taldent and Kenneth spent Thursday evening at the Lloyd McGregor home. Mrs Axel Hedstrom and Mrs Gustava Ostberg entertained the Lutheran Ladies Aid at the Church. Mr and Mrs Fred Dutton Richard and simigr visited JR Hugos home. Mr and Mrs LaVern Mahaffey and Lilburn were Thursday supper guests at Harry Giles. Richard Loring visited Mrs Karen Ross and Sunday. Walter Darlington Jr and family called at J R Hugos. Alfred Hammer hosted Sunday dinner with Karen Ross and Clarice and John Clare Graham. Arthur and Lloyd Norris helped move the Graydon Norris family from Burr Oak to the A C Little farm east of Norway. Elaine Hammer spent Sunday at Hans Jensen’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gile
Clarence
Forrest Taldent
Kenneth
Lloyd
McGregor
Elmer Everts
Republic
E. A. _ McGregor
Axel “Hedstrom
Gustava. Ostberg
Lutheran “Ladies -Aid
Fred’ ‘Dutton
Richard
Sher- Arnold
Medlin
Jr, Hugos
Walter
Darlington, Jr
J. R. Hugos
Alfred Hammer
Karen
Ross
Clarice
John Clare Graham
Arthur
Lloyd Norris
Graydon-Norris
Burr Oak
A. C.little Farm
Norway
Elaine Hammer
Hans Jensen
Providence Chapel Community News Summary
Community notes record illness and recoveries at Providence Chapel and nearby towns. Elijah Fike recovered from a heart attack and Carl Gile underwent appendicitis surgery in Concordia. both show improvement. Numerous local visits, travel for business, funerals in Kansas City, and military notes at Fort Leavenworth accompany social updates through Belleville, Jamestown, Topeka, and Detroit connections.
Social Roundup From Scandia and Concordia
Mr and Mrs J T Musgraves Gloria returned to Scandia from Ellis last Wednesday evening. Sunday dinner guests included August Rasmussen's family Will Street and Mrs Dudley. Doctor and Mrs Robert Doctor were in Concordia Friday. Roy Larkins and sons visited Mrs May White for Sunday supper. Miss Mabel Haggman of Chicago visited relatives for ten days. Rudolph Johnson of Norway and Mrs C Wires welcomed guests at their home. Mrs Paul Wenda and Paul visited Mrs C V Nichols Thursday morning. Ray Chilcott and Harry Moller visited friends in Concordia Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elijah Fike
Scandia
Virginia Lee Schultz
Belleville
Vivian
Nondorf
Carl Gile
Concordia
Carl Hammil
Eddie
Bessie Hammil Morris
Earl Hammil
Howard Ames
Art Lorimer
Howard Donaldson
Emery — Awalt
Lenora’ McCoullough
Oren Hammilome
Besle Os
BE. J. ‘Fike
John Fike and Son
Dudley
Topeka
J.T. " Musgraves
Gloria
Ellis
August Rasmussen
Will Street
Roy Larkins and
May White
Rudolph Johnson
Norway
E.C. Wires
Ray Chilcott
Flood coverage earns praise from out-of-town reader
A letter from H. C. Tingstrom, dated June 30 1935, thanks the Scandia Journal for its flood reporting. He notes other papers had coverage but the Scandia Journal conveyed local details about the flood and the river bridge, expressing appreciation and optimism for the town’s recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia Journal
Scandia
Kansas
Lincoln
Journal
O. K
H. C. Tingstrom
Farm market outlook signals rebound after deep price break
The article notes a sharp seasonal price dip in farming markets. It suggests the downturn hurts lamb producers who fed high priced feed and must move stock, risking losses despite prices not declining as low as feared.
Market factors weigh on lamb and wool futures
The article notes numbers down and feeding challenges as some breeders hold back lambs to build breeding flocks. The wool market remains strong, suggesting woolen mills could sustain high prices for the rest of the year. For spring lambs creep-fed but not finished, the best plan may be to graze on good grass and sell when fattened.
Hints for Farm and Home Notes on Wheat and Livestock
Exports and imports in 1934 35 observations by E Grimes. Wheat foot rot control tips by E H Leker. Lamb feeding results show high gains at lower costs per pound. Chicken crowding harms vitality. forced roosts pay. Fertilizer top dressing aids after cool wet springs.
Agricultural tips and grain bin preparation bulletin
The article outlines alfalfa seeding timing after wheat or oats, advising shallow soil plowing after harvest, mid August seedbed establishment, and cautions against frequent deep cultivation. It then stresses preparing grain bins for threshing, claim ing weather-proof, rat-proof, ventilated storage to prevent losses. It lists a radio program schedule from KSAC Kansas State College with topics for each weekday and notes daily Agricultural Adjustment Administration news and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agronomy
Warner
Extension Rural Engineering
KSAC
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Agricultural Adjustment Administration News
Orchard care cautions on pruning spraying and cultivation
R J Barnett hort iculturist warns in a discussion on fruit growing that orchards are often over pruned over sprayed over fertilized and sometimes over cultivated. He notes the woodiness of too much practice and emphasizes balanced care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ‘J. Barnett
Dairy Barns and Milk Houses Sell the Product
A dairy expert argues that tidy sanitary barns and milk houses are strong advertising for dairy products, urging every dairyman to recognize these facilities as human food production areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Caulfield
Dairyman
Record highs in 1985 bank balances show abundant funds
On May 22 1985 the balances of member banks with the federal reserve banks reached nearly 5 billion dollars the highest figure on record indicating abundant funds available for investment and liquidity in the banking system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Banks
Grimes Urges Confidence for Future Agricultural Ventures
Agricultural economist W. E. Grimes argues that people with control of funds must have confidence in the future to undertake business enterprises that will use those funds. He emphasizes prudent planning and steady investment to foster growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Grimes
Plant disease control with Bordeaux mixture
E H Leker extension service pathologist states Bordeaux mixture is an effective fungicidal spray for many fungal diseases. Home mixed Bordeaux is more economical than commercially prepared product due to needed rates and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. ‘Leker
Limited grain feeding urged for pasture-based hog market
Government guidance advises using pasture crops to maximize hog performance this year. Farmers are urged to rely on grazing and limit grain to improve efficiency and reduce costs amid uncertain feed supplies.
Hog market outlook hints at higher prices next fall
F. W. Bell, animal husbandman, argues fat hog prices should rise next fall and winter. He notes limited grain feeding now could keep costs down if this year’s crops are good, making grain cheaper again in the next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Bell
Poultry Wattles Ailment Treated By Calomel Powder
Wattle infection or edema in poultry is caused by an organism and can fill wattles with fluid, sometimes reaching large sizes and causing death. Practical control uses a powder of equal parts calomel and burned alum to prevent bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.-M.scott
Poultry Bandman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Providence Chapel
John Gile
Noon
Richard D.hageman
Saar
Fort Leavenworth -R
T. CG
Carl Reece
Kansas City
Mrs. Shearer
Sederlin
Mildred
Ray Stanley Sederlin
Mrs
Marie Sederlin
John Bergstrom
Kackley
Oscar Berg‘strom
Cameron Hogan
Boston
Mass
Charles Monson
Monson
Mrs. Albert
Sandine
Eunice
Lenore
Jamestown
E. P. Ahrens
Mildred Sederlin
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. C. S., Sederlin
A. Loger of
John Carlson
Clyde Norris
Ada Aspegren
Norma
Dorothy
Aspegren
Frances Florell
Mrs. Joyce Johnson
Milo Johnson
First National Bank
Belleville, Kansas
Federal Resv
United States Securities
FED. Land Bank Bonds
FED. Inter. Credit Certif
G. H. Bramwell
Pres
CLARA_ BRAMWELL
Total Invested
W. H. Billingsley
WM. West
Asst
Ruby Phillips
Bramwell
Deane
B. Billingsley
Robert
Mabel Haggman
Chicago
Paul Wenda
Paul
C. V. Nichols
Harry Moller
United States
United State
Agricultural Ecoomics
F. W
Bell
Animal Husbandry
H. M. Scott
Superla
Red Arrow
W. B.balch
Concordia, Kan
Ibs
Prunes
the Hammer Grocery
Seiberling
CSA
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