Union News Roundup of Visits Benches Births and Rain
The Union column reports visits among residents including Mr and Mrs Clifford Ross of San Diego visiting Union friends. Chas Van Nortwick of Republic met with clients. Frank Goodwin hosted Elijah Goodwin. a student Harvey Moe underwent appendicitis surgery in Salina. Rudolph Moe Jr. born May 31 to Mr and Mrs Buster Moe. a three quarter inch rain refreshed dry fields. multiple local farms and families were noted for travel, care, and social events plus club meetings and cemetery decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bowen
Clifford
Ross
John Studley
Courtland
Chas. van Nortwick
Republic
Monuments
Union
Elijah. Goodwin
Scandia
Frank. Goodwin
Clifford Ross
San Diego
Chas. Jenkins
Chester
dward_ Higgason
Claude Goodwin
Washington Township
Fred Moe
Salina
Harvey
J.T. Johnson
Belleville
Mr. Blake
Moss
Eddyville
Iowa
Bert Bowen
D. A. Bowen
Ole Roe
Billy
Wells
Belleville Township
Ne Benefit Club
Thurswin
Dassa Eastman
Highland visitors and local social notes schedule
Local residents and visitors are listed with trips to Scandia Jamestown Belleville and Concordia. Notes mention John Young and sons, Mrs Sadie Tate and Carrie, Vernon Lee and son visiting from Almena, Mrs Hattie Walter and Florance Lash, Patterson Memorial hospital graduates, Blanche Ames and Nellie Awalt, and a hose sale at Cordia Gift Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Young
Chas
Patterson Memorial Hospital
Blanche Ames
Tenants in Russia Rent by the Yard Under Minimum Norm
Moscow reports a unique Soviet rent system where rooms are paid by yard and by weekly wages. The health commissioner sets a minimum space for one person, about 7 by 7 feet, sometimes up to 10 by 10 feet, with rents linked to the highest wage in a shared apartment. Co operatives, supported by state funds at 2 percent for 45 years, dominate housing, often selling or renting a tenth of space to nonmembers, while students pay five cents per month per minimum norm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Commissioner of Health
Nepmén
Nepmen
Hig
Tapestries Once Belonging to Pope May Enter New York Church
Wealthy New York Catholics consider purchasing seven 17th century tapestries valued around 200000 dollars to present to St Patrick's Cathedral. The set, depicting Constantine's life, was brought from England by Mrs Rosa Lewis after passing from the Barberini family and is shown at Grand Central Art Galleries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Barberini Pdrade
Rone
Rosa’ Lewis
Whg
Benjamin Guiness
Barberini
Constantine
France
Grand Central Art Galleries
London Lecture on Face Recognition via Television Noise
Televisor inventor J. L. Giraird demonstrated that television images are received as sounds by telephone or radiophone. He showed that each object or scene yields a characteristic vibration, producing distinct noises from faces and everyday items like a matchbox scissors hat and cabbage. He claimed these sounds form permanent records enabling image reproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. L. Giraird
Tin Can Trail and Dixie in the Adirondacks
Madge and Dixie flee with Reggies scathing summer plans and are pursued by a battered car driven by a stranger. The chase ends with the new couple meeting years later and Reggie marrying a superior bank employee, taking two weeks yearly at a top hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eggie Holcomb
Reggie
Madge
Dixie. Jones
Dixie
Carlton Rogers
Dix
Reginald
Adirondacks
Oisie
Bryant
Blake
Made
Canada
Agronomy Field Day Set At Kansas State College
The third annual Agronomy Field Day will be held June 11 at Kansas State Agricultural College in Manhattan. Experimental plots will show crop practices as farmers learn the value of consolidated effort and practical diversification. County Agent A C Hoffman notes a salt shipment for bindweed control to Pawnee county, as the farm bureau campaigns against this weed this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Agricultural
Allen County
Roy E. Gwin
Kansas City
Kansas ‘Crop Improvement Association
A. C. Hoffman
Pawnee County
Farm Calendar bulletin offers poultry mite control and dairy care tips
The K S A C Farm calendar details oil treatments to kill mites in poultry houses and on birds, advises clean dairy housing to prevent odors, and notes that pasture based pig rearing with limited grain boosts summer growth. It cites varieties resistant to yellows and mentions a five acre corn growers contest with $600 in prizes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union ‘News
Paservices
Carl MacDowell
Eric Erickson
Finn
Barnard
Joseph Johnson
Union Valley
Prairie Rose
Ben Swafford
Arch Larson
W. L. Bowersox
Vera
Great Bend
Kansas
Concordia
Tucker
Tucker's Farm Supply Co
Concordia, ‘Kansas
Pope
National Industrial Conference Board
Tin
Trail
Sudan
H. H. Laude
State College Agronomy Department
H. M. Scott
Poultry Dept
A.C
H.martin
Dairy Dept
Animal. Husbandry
F. W. Bell
Animal Husbandry Dept
Iacope
Marion Market
C. E. Graves
Plant Pathology Dept
Princess
Buster Keaton
Him
Johnnie Hines
The
Live Wire
John Deere
M. A. Preble
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!