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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
5
Earle Hanel announces in The Journal as a Democratic candidate for Republic County clerk, subject to the August primary. Former county treasurer now farms near Munden, argues farming experience aids county assessor duties, and plans to campaign on his treasurer record while renewing acquaintances across the county.
L C Williams and K S GC Extension Service note 4-H Club Round-up on Kansas State College campus highlights rural America's trend toward richer living. They stress 4-H fosters personality development, ideals, and community leadership to counter shifts toward large scale farming and rising production costs.
Mrs E T Olson Mrs H L Hampton and Barbara Ann traveled to Concordia on Tuesday. Hampton and Barbara Ann planned trips to McPherson and Marquette to see relatives. Charles Hohman family hosted visitors at their home. Rev W C Hanson of Kansas City Mo stayed with A B Johnson on Thursday. Carl Westin from Topeka spent the weekend with Walfred Westin. Decoration Day at Highland Church canceled due to rain. Minta Walter left for Denver to spend the summer. Vivian Nelson visited Ed Kallman and family Thursday.
Safford Hazlett of Topeka was a weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Miller and Dolores. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Robinson moved to the Moree farm west of Belleville. Frank Peterson and children visited W. J. Mayell of Republic. Mrs. Joe Kyner and Joe Jr. visited Mrs. Kyner's parents, the Smiths. Stark of Salina and Irwin Stark of Gypsum spent the weekend with the Lundblade family. Phil Haggman of Concordia was a weekend guest. Mrs. Ford Olsor visited Mrs. Bert Fulcomer Thursday. Miss Eunice Lundblade returned home from Newton. Mrs. Bill Sanders left for Omaha to visit her husband. J. O. Ellsworth of Formosa called on the Doctor home. Mrs. Lucy Fullen of Republic was a weekend guest of Lida Fullen. Mr. and Mrs. Jucy Freed welcomed a son born May 26. J. R. Stofer has been ill with the flu. Metz Packing Co. 1te 24-80n
Extension Market Specialist notes recent rise in spring lamb prices may boost lamb shipments in coming weeks. He cites light market receipts, historical price patterns since 1908, and expectations of larger spring lamb crop last year with more animals on the market by mid June.
The guide urges livestock free access to salt at all times with ground rock salt kept away from the main water supply. It notes U.S. food consumption shifted over decades toward more fruits and vegetables as diets and jobs change. It stresses installing ample wiring now to support future electrical equipment and advises dairy bulls receive green feed like alfalfa hay year round in small amounts.
Agricultural notes warn about bull handling and soil health while disease and breeding tips address wheat foot rot pork breeding and tree choices. The piece also recalls Kan sas history highlights from Larned Island Park battles to Hugoton county seat conflicts with fatalities and named figures.
Features recount a 1902 election duel taboo amid Kansas politics, a Louisiana rescue of Forsytha on Beecher Island by the 10th Colored Cavalry, and notes from Northbranch to White Cloud. Includes Lawrence journalist links and Atchison Civil War service.
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