Formosa at Republic Scandia and Ruskin at Superior Red Cloud
Local schedule snippets show games listed as Formosa versus Republic Scandia and Ruskin versus Superior Red Cloud. Details on dates and venues are not provided in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
3
Local schedule snippets show games listed as Formosa versus Republic Scandia and Ruskin versus Superior Red Cloud. Details on dates and venues are not provided in the fragment.
Lipton defeated Beloit 2 0 while Gaylord beat Rast 7 0 in the Valley League matchups. Oost Valley League results show Republic 4 Ruskin 0 and Superior 1 Red Cloud 5 with Scandia 4 Formosa 7 in another set of games.
Miss Maurine Larson stays with grandfather in Belleville while home quarantined for scarlet fever. Doctors attend sick cows in Belleville area. Children play, families move to new farm, and alfalfa work continues. Bridges near Union and Scandia nearing completion as health alerts persist.
An old ad promotes Adlerika as a remedy to relieve gas and constipation quickly. It claims the product cleanses both upper and lower bowels, improves sleep by easing heart pressure, and promises two hour relief from constipation. The copy uses suggestive health claims and a testimonial tone.
Floyd Howard visited Belleville on Tuesday. Miss Mildred Brown and brother Glenn of Bird City Kansas came for a family visit with uncles Frank Goodwin Edgar Whipps and Alfred Kallman. Various families hosted and visited in Belleville Republic Washington township and nearby towns over the week with dinners, club gatherings, and quilting parties.
Mary and Edna Larson returned from Topeka on May 29 and stayed a week with Mr and Mrs M A Larson to attend Decoration Day and Edna's graduation in Belleville. Several families shared meals and visits including John Carlson, M A Larsons, O D and M P Grim, Art Wallin, Noble Isaacson, and others, with more dinners and outings noted around June 2.
A page note invites readers in Belleville to seek local business and professional services listed here if they cannot find what they want in Scandia. The friendly city branding reinforces the prompt to use nearby providers.
Miss Edna and Dorothy Farlee visited Thursday. Eddie Grout of McPherson called at the Howard Donaldson home Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Lash attended a party at the Wes Wright home in Norway Saturday evening. Mrs Alwin Logan of Belleville spent the weekend at Howard Donaldson's helping care for Mrs Donaldson. Mr and Mrs Glenn Husholder accompanied. Mr and Mrs Bill Johnson to Formosa Sunday to see the game. Mr and Mrs Chas Lash and Mrs Grant Fraser and Miss Nettie attended the lodge Memorial services at Norway Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowling and family left for Prairie Home Missouri after visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis attended a Concordia church meeting. their daughter Mrs. Ewing and children stayed at the Lewis home. Lloyd McGregor and Charles Fike helped with hay. Bert Fulcomer hosted Thursday supper for a family. Mrs. George Fike and sons visited the John Gile home. Lloyd McGregor attended the alumni banquet in Norway Friday night. Sunday school attendance was good at the Brethren church. Weekend weather included overcast Saturday evening and Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Housholder were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Johnson Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McGregor attended the alumni banquet at Nor way Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Tate spent Thursday at Lester Tates. Mrs. Elsie Johnson and Lucille spent Thursday with Mrs. News Cooper. Miss Margaret Mikesell visited the...
The article notes multiple family visits over a Sunday at various homes. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. John Poage and Lawrence Nondorf, Mr. and Mrs. George Christie, and Mrs. Albert Berry hosted relatives at supper. Christie also visited Carl Norgard's home and the Ghos Dooley household hosted guests.
Answers describe the cooperative structure of the Midwest Wool Marketing association and its relation to the National Wool Marketing corporation in Boston. It explains how to join, what members receive, where wool is received, whether the group sells wool, who sells it, and how national and district bodies interact. It also notes member benefits like advances, warehouse access, and supplies, plus local notices and miscellany.
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