Union Notes and Local Visitors in Union Township
Union township residents and friends are noted during the past week with health updates, travel, and family events. A storm caused flooding, hail, and bridge damage while gatherings and visits featured many named locals from Belleville Scandia Republic and Wenatchee.
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Prudence Strong
Office of Register of Deeds
Union Township
Dan Housholder
Alfred Kallman
Red G.s. Dakota
Mike Allman
Scandia
Kallman
Union
Muth
Republic
Haller Products
Ernest Mikesell
Chas. Larson
C. R Johnson
Washington Township
Margaret Mikesell
Belleville
Emery Hall
Opal Bowen
Merle Yeager
Harrison Mahan
Lee Bowersox
Labon Marshalls
Chas. Larson, Jr
Easter Austin
George Marshall
Chilcott
Mankato
Capper
Leslie Johnson
Earl Harvey
Hardy
Chas
Reed
Fred Bassett
Nebraska
Jore
Dewey Marshalls
Maurine Larson
Mary West
Dee Housholder
Manhattan
Edith Bowen
A. Bowen
E. Hogue
Bert Brown
Bernard Marshalls
Ole Roe
Roy Halls
Ralph Rasmussen
Claude Cuthbertsons
Archie Larson
Paul Milner
Scadid Township
Nona Clare Milner
Mikesell
Tee ,Bowersox
Harold Stafford
Geo. Hubbard
Hubbard
South Union
Canada
H. Q. Marshall
L. M Johnson
Bowens
Swafford
Eugene Nelson
Glenn Eastmans
Glenn
L. M. Johnson
Wenatchee
Wash
Farm calendar and crop notes from rural bulletin
A rural bulletin covers safe bull handling using a shed tied with a cable and a sliding ring, soybeans as a June planted late crop for china bug risk, and hay or seed goals. It also notes pig and sow feeding, economics of consistent horsepower in farming equipment, and chinch bug disease as a warning.
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R. H. Lush
Kansas
R. I. Throckmorton
Market Review Shows Mixed Egg and Poultry Trends
The market tone softened in late last week with prices lower on the Chicago 90 score and New York Extras. Egg holdings remained near steady, while firsts and extras showed small weekly gains or stability. Poultry movement stays good for the season though some demand lag in heavier fowls. Butter prices reached seasonal highs while storage activity rose on June holdings reports from USDA and Swift & Co.
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Chicago
New York
United States Department of Agriculture
U. S
Smut in Kansas Wheat and Caponizing Christmas Gifts
Circular No. 27 discusses capons for Kansas with guidance on caponizing 20 to 25 early hatched cockerels. A note from L F Payne urges planning for seed wheat treatment if smut appears, citing last year’s Kansas loss of 6 million dollars and noting preventive copper carbonate treatment by L. E. Melchers.
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Kansas
L. E. Melchers
L. F. .Payne
Wheat Beards and Farm Practices in Kansas Agriculture
A Kansas agriculture column urges farmers to adopt a five year plan for the wheat belt with support from farm groups and Kansas State Agricultural College. It warns against cheap inputs, notes high infant chick survival, promotes Bordeaux mixture for crop protection, mentions rabies immunization for dogs, cites Illinois weed-yield data, and praises Kansas alfalfa seed as best.
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Kansas State Agricultural College
The
Illinois Experiment Station
Kansas
Strand Bros Transport Ad for Auto Hauling Work
Strand Bros offers transfer work and grain hauling services. Contact via phone 2719 for hauling jobs and trucking needs.
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Strand Bros
The Versatile Wire Basket From Aunt Aggie
Aunt Aggie shows how a wire basket can speed food prep and reduce waste. Use it to peel tomatoes, fry chips and doughnuts, cook eggs in batches, drain lettuce and fruits, drain soft cheese, and keep foods crisp when chilled.
Poage Hospitalized After Ear Trouble In Concordia
A. M. Poage was taken to a Concordia hospital Wednesday night after developing serious ear trouble.
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Concordia
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J. W. McColloch
Candia, Kansas
Syd Shaplin
Man Kisses
Mrs
Wallace Reid
F. W. Bell
W. E
Grimes
Produce
Swift & Co
Aunt ‘Aggie
Mmerm P
Ledger
Public Service Commission
State of
Scandia Telephone Company
Docket
E. N. Cummings
Sety
Journal
Scandia Journal