Norway Bulletin recalls social and personal notes
Sunday rain dampened activity as Ole Tiller shelled corn and Ole Olsen drove from Scandia. Miss Figgins returned to Missouri. John Hugos shipped hogs to Kansas City. Dancing at Mr. Moore's, dinners at the Ingebretsons, and visits across counties are noted. A wagon accident injures a horse. other townsfolk travel, study, and attend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Olsen
Scandia
Miss Figgins
Missouri
John Hugos
Kansas City
Dr. Scott
Norway
Mr. Moore
Mrs. Ingebretson
Courland farmers note rain brings hopeful smiles
In Courland area reports show residents like Theodore Linden Curtis McKay and Joan McGraw moving about town relatives visiting and fixing around farms. Farmers greet the rain with broad smiles as neighborhood activity continues with mule team work and hog hauling noted.
Community Notes from White Rock and Nearby
Rain joyfully celebrated as residents share visits and events. Oscar Sjoholm visited B Morris. Mrs John Kalin and children guests of relatives. A Fisher buys horses. a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Fisher. Attendance at Scandia convention. obituary note on actor George Hollana and the church ceremony at The Little Church Around the Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Kenyon
Concordia
Wilma Stensons
Tena Pehrson
Sam Logston
Hazel
John Kalin
White Rock
A. Fisher
George Hollana
STI
Joseph Defferson
Ili
Ary Sabine
Bnise Segpal
Eremony
Jefferson
George Noughton
Holland
Earth doctors shape Chinese towns and graves tradition
The article explains that Chinese geomancers or earth doctors judge the luck of sites for houses or graves. It cites Pekin's relocation under the Mongol dynasty to escape bad omens and notes Taiping era towns abandoned as unlucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Pekin
Spider Studies on Spiderlings Nourishment From Sunlight
The text notes M. J. H. Fabre studied spiders and found mother spiders carry young on their backs for seven months. During this period the young consume no food. He concludes solar heat and light replace nourishment for these young, serving as their life source.
Casey's Man Safe Amid Fraternity House Build Trouble
Mrs Casey defends her man Jamsey employed on the Alpha Delta fraternity house at Williams College. The contractor falls behind, wages unpaid, prompting neighborly talk and Mrs Casey's vow to secure payment despite the risks.
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Casey
Jamsey
Alpha — Delta
House of, Williams College
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