Scandia Neighbors Share Visits and Local Notes
Locals list visits and arrivals including Miss Roberta Sandborn in Eaton Kansas Harvey Johnson from Manhattan visiting Scandia relatives and friends Star Brand coffee promotion Rev Sahlen at League Convention in Lincoln Nebr and the death of the twenty month old baby of Emery and Mrs Crider of Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Sandborn
Eaton, Kansas
Harvey Johnson
Manhattan
Scandia
Sahlen
Lincoln
Nebr
M. E
Emery Crider
Sidney, Nebr
Dead Men Tell No Tales and House Moves Discussed
Mr and Mrs Julius Obear of Kansas City visited the E M Boggess home the first of the week. Guy Ward bought Washington Street property from A J White now occupied by J M Tedrow who will move about the first of the month. Mr Tedrow will move into the Hemberger property while Myron Blosser hosted friends at a party with games. The Star Grocery window shows today’s dollar buys much more than a year ago including sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Obear
Kansas City
E. M. Boggess
Mrs. Obear
Mrs. Boggess
Guy Ward
A. J. White
Washington St
J. M. Tedrow
Mr. Tedrow
Hemberger
Haddam Team Swats Scandia 23 to 2 in Local Game
Haddam visiting team used three pitchers in a lopsided 23 to 2 loss to Scandia. Scandia’s battery was Lysholm and Larson as Haddam dominated the field in a Sunday matchup. Mr and Mrs F T Cuthbertson returned from Smith County where they had visited their daughter and are moving into Scandia home. Mrs Cuthbertson remains improved after a prior stroke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddam
Scandia Sluggers
Scandia
Lysholm
Larson
F. T. Cuthbertson
Smith County
Mike Cuthbertson
Norway
Mra. Cuthbertson
Local notices and upcoming events in Scandia area
For sale a milk cow and five month calf. Mrs George Stromberg to open bakery and restaurant in Fuller building. W C Preble and daughter visit relatives at Republic. Rev P L Johnson of Des Moines is supply minister at M E Church. Found two coats. claim at Journal office. Wad family now residing. Stephen Humphrey returns from Washburn College to spend summer. Lawrence Nimocks returns from University of Nebraska. Baseball team to play at Courtland next Sunday. return game here following week. Al St John to perform in The Slicker at Princess this Saturday. Bakery and lunch room opening in Fuller building. patronage invited. Mrs Geo Stromberg and Mr Mrs J H Bottenberg visit from Kansas City. Rev Maurice Viene visits. lunch served Thursdays in new city park. Alonzo Griffith and wife return from Avon, Ill.. plan to move to Belleville.
Ladies Aid meeting at Swedish M. f. Church with lunch
The Ladies Aid of the Swedish M. f. Church meets next Thursday June 16 at 2 pm with a light lunch from 3 to 6 30 pm hosted by Mrs John Brandstrom. Miss Reba Cooper arrives from California en route to Baltimore visiting relatives here and friends, marking her first home visit in three years after health improvements. she narrowly missed the flood at Peuble when her train cleared the washed tracks and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
M. F. Church
John Brandstrom
Reba Cooper
Calif
Baltimore
H. Fraser
California
Miss Cooper
Cooper
Peuble
Watkins direct selling opportunity for farmers
Get busy, keep busy, is your job safe. You can start a lifelong business selling J. R. Watkins products direct to farmers. Open to under 50 with bond and auto access. back by 52 years in business and 20,000,000 users. Write for territory details, J. R. Watkins Co., Rept., 113 Winona, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Co
Winona
Minn
Hessian Fly Lays Eggs on Wheat Your July Guide
E G Kelly Kansas State extension entomologist explains Hessian Fly life cycle from June stubble to September emergence. Flaxseed stage appears on wheat crowns, with eggs laid by females ranging 100 to 300 per plant, affecting volunteer and sown wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Kelly
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas
Protect your own wheat from Hessian Fly damage this fall
Mr. Kelly urges growers to combat Hessian Fly by removing and plowing infested wheat stubble to a depth of 5 to 6 inches after harvest, threshing early, and finishing plowing by mid August. If needed disc stubble to expose flaxseed and reduce future outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Field Soil Work Buries Flies and Volunteer Wheat
Farmers are advised to depths of at least six inches to cover stubble and volunteer wheat. The method buries flies and infested wheat, firms the ground, and forms a seed bed. It emphasizes keeping soil mellow and free from seeds and volunteer wheat.
Scandia Kansas Adopts 1921 City Tax Rates
Ordinance No 174 fixes 1921 city tax levies by Scandia to three and three fourths mills for general fund three and one half mills for water bonds and sinking fund and one mill for the light fund. Passed June 3 1921 published June 9 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
LEE Live Stock Com. CO
Scandia
Kansas
Sonal
Scandia Journal
Nal
A. Nelson
J W. Plotner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Heinz Sweet Pickles
Star Grocery
Courtland
Leonard Aspegren
C. G. Aspegrén
Republic
Fred Hausserman
W. F. Eggleson
Concordia
A. C. Thompson
Olus Free and Sons of
Near Courtland
Louise Lundquist
Kackley
F. & Ward
Wm. Danielson
Clyde
J. B. Henry
Lawrence
Eli Othberg
Harvey Miller
Retford
J. N. Eckler
Osborne
Melvin Hillery
Oil Hill
Kans
EH. J. Hillery
Axel Olson
Mr. Olson
August Olson
George Stromberg
Fuller
W. C. Preble
Marcell
P. L. Johnson
Des Moines In
M. E. Church
Coats
Journal
Stephen Humphrey
Washburn College
Topeka
Lawrence Nimocks
University of Nabraska
al St. John
Fox
Fuller Building
Geo. Stromberg
J. H. Bottenberg
G .P. Plotner
Maurice Viene
Hiram Nichols
New City
Alonzo Griffith
Avon
Wyman-Smith Grain CO
Colorado
Gillette
Frnd Razor Co
Broadway
New York City
Farmers and Merchants Bank
U. S
Cord and Fabric
Useo Trend
N.S Republic
Blackstone
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