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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1903

Page

4

Harvests Loom as Corn and Wheat Ripen in Scandia Area

Local notes report rapid corn growth and plowing for a bumper crop. Albert and Frank Larson share alfalfa with Thure Wohlford, while harvest nears completion and stacking and threshing follow. Social visits include Annie McGowan with Maude Tweedy and Charlie McGowan’s surprise stop, with plans to boost Scandia street fair and future livery business.

Albert Frank Larson Thure Wohlford Annie McGowan Maude Tweedy Belleville

Norway Bulletin Social Roundup in Scandia Area

Nels Rimel visited Denver Monday night while Axel Larson cut oats for Harry Crossen Saturday. Fred Poore and wife called on Harry Crossen Sunday. We question why Central wasn’t called up at night in Scandia. Joe Blosser and wife traveled to Denver Thursday for a week’s absence. Mr McGregor near Courtland visited his daughter Mrs McGregor Saturday and Sunday. Frank Crossen Bill Brewer Axel Larson and families dined with Grandma Dutton Sunday. Little Miss Bessie Scrivuer accompanied Mrs Rockhold to Fairbury Sunday for a brief visit. Mikkel Stensaus Charlie Hugos and wife George Thompson and Owen Brewer visited Rimel’s Sunday. Harry Krigline’s came from Glasco Saturday. Mr Krighine returned home Sunday with Lillian and the baby planning a short visit. The ice cream social at O Hugos’ last Saturday was postponed to next Saturday night July 1.

Fred Poore Harry Crossen Central Scandia Mr. McGregor near-Courtland Mrs McGregor Messrs Frank Crossen Bill Brewer Axel Larson Grandma Dutton Mikkel Stensaus Charlie Hugos George Thompson Owen Brewer Harry Krigline Glasco Mr.—_Krighine Lillian O. Hugos Eric Anderson Mes | Bred Peterson Frank Whitley Jewett Courtland

Local notes and social happenings in July

The item lists a mail box robbery, hog shipments to Kansas City, party invitations for Mr. and Mrs. James Brown on Tuesday July 24, and plans by H. H. Johnson to build a new residence after harvest. Flossie Jolson spent time with Inez Dickerhoof of Courtland. Bell plans a summer tour east or west from Kansas City.

Mrs James Brown Win Bell Térankas City

Harvest Scene and Social News From Courtland Area

Harvesting is nearly complete in the Courtland vicinity. Several locals travel for visits and business including Annie McGregor to Missouri and Joseph Kackley to Illinois. A M W A dance failed due to rain and injuries occur with Fred Litsinger breaking a collar bone while playing with brothers.

Curious Chinese Manuscript Mirrors Noah's Ark Tale

A newly unearthed Chinese manuscript appears to closely follow the biblical account of a deluge and Noah's Ark, with scholars noting its antiquity and its depiction of the ark resting atop Mount Ararat.

Nosh China Mount Ararat

Cassava and Sugar Cane Trials Stir Florida Georgia Farmers

Farmers in Florida South Carolina and Georgia explore cassava and sugar cane as potential money crops sparked by a successful experimental cassava starch factory in DeLand.

Florida South Carolina Georgia DeLand

Smithsonian Cuba expedition nets vast natural history haul

Washington dispatch reports Smithsonian researchers returned with edible three foot rats weighing eighteen pounds, many species of bats and snakes eaten locally, giant lizards captured and brought alive, plus hundreds of birds plants and insects. Several explorers were bitten by white bats in a cave while collecting specimens.

Washington New York Cuba Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian

Wednesday's Review: Fat cattle market holds steady amid heavy receipts

The weekly cattle market shows little change as receipts run high with 6,900 fresh cattle reported. Prices ease to $4.30 to $4.50 for most shipments, cows down about 15 cents from last week, and branded cows selling under $2.75. Calf receipts rise, packers bid up to HM.00 and under for fleshy calves, hogs surface mixed with heavy weights near $5.25 to $5.40. futures imply a potential bottom despite cautious tone.

Nelson Norris

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