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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1962
Page
2
A fragment notes Pastor Ney Knudson at Our Saviors Evangelical Lutheran Church, with initials A.P. KNUDSON, indicating a church leadership reference in a local notice.
Pastor George Fe Ntelaon leads services at Amana Lutheran Church with Sunday 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and 1:00 p.m. worship. Monday 8 p.m. Teacher's Meeting follows. Read summaries of chapters one and two from the study book.
The schedule lists MYF meetings on Thursday and Friday events at the church including a devotional, color slides, and a fall sale committee gathering. Worship service Sunday at 11 00 am and a Tuesday meeting of the Commission on Membership and Evangelism. Local visits note relatives from Republic Pueblo Kansas City Mo and Republic residents visiting, with social guests listed.
A series of notices state candidates seeking local offices in Republic County Kansas. Franklin Spur ney Jr aims for county attorney on the Republican ticket, with others like R L Dick Jones for sheriff, James Jim Snyder for sheriff, Paul Fahrback for county treasurer, and Mrs Hazel Skelton for county treasurer, all subject to August primary voters and party designation.
Local notices announce Helen A. Lane seeking the Republican nomination for Republic County Register of Deeds and Roy Blackburn for Sheriff subject to the August primary. A series of social visits reference Emanuel Linden home and neighbors in Republic, Kansas with several guests and callers mentioned.
Mrs Freed is improving. Mrs Ray Tingstom and Mrs Johnson left Sunday for Topeka Mn for a few days visit with relatives. Relatives in Topeka and Mrs Bud Cloud of Fairbury Neb were Saturday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Blackwood of Courtland. Mr and Mrs Bud Cloud of Fairbury Neb were Saturday overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Axel Jensen and Larry. Mrs Lawrence Berrier of Agendy visited Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Max Thompson and children. On Saylor of Belleville and Charl Klima of Scandia left Saturday for Chicago Ill to attend a Hardware Convention. They will return home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ted Sanborn and
Messages of thanks express appreciation for cards letters flowers and gifts received during illness or stay at St Joseph hospital. Special thanks to Masonic bodies Legion Auxiliary and Star for support. Walter Berger Walter Boyles and local Girl Scout Brownie groups thank people who saved paper and helped with transportation.
Rev. Robert H Harper rode into a swamp and mistook a ferry for a path. A boatman warned him he had already passed through water twenty feet deep, prompting a cautionary tale about deceptive appearances and peril on the journey.
A North Central agronomy expert and a Kentucky agronomist assert fertilizer use on pasture and hay land can rise significantly. They estimate current Kentucky usage at 30 pounds per acre and project tripling applications could boost output, expanding the market by 120,000 to 240,000 tons on 8 million acres.
The 1961 Minnesota Corn Contest summarized by the National Plant Food Institute shows Marlin Hildebrandt of Waseca County leading with 192.6 bushels per acre on a two acre fertilized plot compared to 65.6 on an untreated check. Ray Bester of Dakota County and Keith Miller of Freeborn County also posted strong gains with significant extra profits.
The National Plant Food Institute reports extra corn bushels from small fertilizer adds are highly profitable in the Midwest. Wisconsin data show paying $16 more per acre can yield about 40 extra bushels, costing ~38 cents each. Illinois estimates suggest 30 extra bushels per acre with fertilizer at 53 cents per bushel, boosting profits when soil fertility limits growth.
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