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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
4
Miss Frances Florell visits Lebanon for a week. Miss Evelyn Pierce of Minneapolis meets friend Miss Martha Mahaffy. Victor Eugene Fuller born June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Herrman. Coleman Reece station park improvements. Families, harvest trips, and illnesses noted among local residents.
A carload of high grade pianos arrives at Zona Berg & Son Music Store in Superior Nebraska. Local residents and movers are noted, with several names and moving plans. A piano is offered for sale to settle remaining balance, and local weathered events include a lightning kill on Herrman pasture and injuries in an industrial accident involving John Thomas.
Miss Blanch Hageman buys a Ford coupe echoing Conrad Lundin's ride. Residents travel to Chicago for relatives. Rev Bertha Fogelberg visits Gypsum kin. Local folks plan harvest trips to Healy Kansas and Abernathy Texas. Fuller Brush rep R A Glenn tours Scandia homes promoting brushes.
Rev and Mrs W S Baker and others entertained at the Chas Hohman home last Friday evening with ice cream and cake. Jack Ambrose and family begin a tour of the north and west, performing in theatres and parks and visiting South Dakota and Wyoming where Jack has a homestead.
Rev. M L Robey of Concordia led a quarterly meeting Monday evening at the United Brethren church. Mr and Mrs Chas Freed hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Chas Day of Belleville and Mr and Mrs Olof Fogelberg with Miss Bertha Fogelberg. T J Mahaffey bought nine lots north of his home next to the Missouri Pacific tracks from Mrs Lillie Rockhold, previously leased for truck gardening.
Health hints advise plenty of pure water for livestock during summer to prevent heat stress. Horses should be watched and watered during peak heat to aid cooling, and even small water amounts in a pail help sweating. A good water supply boosts work capacity for cattle and hogs.
The text notes that when young and adult cattle are pastured together, young stock may be denied adequate water as they are crowded aside and water becomes mudded by larger animals. It suggests increasing tank space and ensuring more water is available when the herd drinks.
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