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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
4
A flurry of social visits fills a week with numerous families hosting relatives and friends. Notable gatherings include Tornquist, Florell, Johnson, Nelson, Nelson and Falk households hosting dinners and Sunday calls. A June 8 birth announced for Desmond Almquist. Ada Lutheran choir performed at Brantford Zion church with many attendees.
Mrs Hobart West and daughter Ella Jane return from Belleville hospital and are doing well. The Rydal ladies aid quilt was drawn Friday at the Rydal store with Dwight Erwin as winner. Various locals visit friends and neighbors including the Tedrows, Simonds, Kallmans, Taylor, Smith, Nobles, Nelsons, and Beck.
District 87 residents and relatives gathered for visits and picnics in Belleville Courtland and Concordia. Conrad Sederlin hosted relatives. Robert Nulty traveled from Detroit for a two week stay with the Sederlins.
A group of young folks gathered Saturday evening at Clifford Kellys home for an unexpected eighteenth birthday celebration. Numerous locals and visitors, including Ellery Forney Everett Tavenner George Fike and E J Fike, were mentioned in relation to recent visits and travels around Concordia Munden and nearby towns.
Arthur Meyer, gardening specialist, warns that mere misting fails to reach roots and wastes water. He advocates thorough irrigation to a depth of one foot, noting irrigation has proven its value for Kansas gardens and should be used more widely. Three common systems are ditch irrigation, sub irrigation, and overhead sprinkling.
The text discusses irrigation options for small gardens and the cost of overhead sprinklers, then shifts to corn prices and supplies. It notes May arrivals at Kansas City, shrinking U S corn stocks, and potential price movements if feed demand rises. It ends with Lincoln Journal subscription rates and cautions against solicitors.
Health warnings state that malfunction of stomach and kidney acidity can endanger millions. Medical authorities label digestive and urinary tract imbalances as highly destructive to overall health and vitality.
Medical science explores theories that natural death equals terminal acid saturation. The concern centers on stomach, liver, and kidney disorders causing dyspepsia, biliousness, and other ailments. Williams S. L. K. Formula is marketed as a physician's prescription now distributed widely.
AP reports in Scandia that harvest hands now eat four meals daily replacing the former five. The shift erases the forenoon lunch once common at 9:30 with sandwiches cake and coffee, while the afternoon meal remains popular. Factors include backsaving machinery and labor dynamics.
The item is distributed through drug stores by special permission and sold with a money back guarantee by Hageman and Wires Drug Store. They will promptly refund the purchase price to any customer not satisfied after a trial.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Linden spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Westin and Helen.
Mrs. John Mahan Jr. hosted Mrs. Rachel Vincent on Monday afternoon. 120 new white hats priced at 1.25 1.50 and 1.85 are available at Git Shop Concordia. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Mankato and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson visited Topeka Sunday and Monday. Alice Brown returns home from the Algot Anderson home. Carl Hugos and Reuben Carlson families spent Sunday evening with Clara Anderson. Wilhelmina Wetzel returned Friday from visiting her grandmother Mrs. E B Rodebaugh in Logan.
The Daily Lincoln Nebraska State Journal prints late editions after 5 PM and runs day and night to reach rural routes. It serves between Omaha and Denver and promises same day mail delivery with morning and night publications for subscribers.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Squires and John Dewey with Mr and Mrs Marvin Grimm and family of Republic enjoyed a Sunday picnic dinner at Pawnee Park.
Mrs. Harrison Mahan spent Saturday in Belleville. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Larsen and Eugene visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mahan. Lon Engle of Norway joined Friday evening, also with the Mahan household. The Rev and Mrs Ralph Holt and daughter of Concordia were Tuesday supper guests of the Johnsons. Ernest Wellman of Clay Center Neb spent Wednesday with Carl Benson and family. Otto Nelson and family and Axel Nelson and family visited Sunday afternoon with John Fredrickson and Paul.
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