Social Guests Dated at Home and Royal Cafe
Helen McGregor hosted guests on a Wednesday night at the McGregor residence with family. Mrs E S Wilson hosted a Sunday dinner at the Royal Cafe with Mr and Mrs E C Wires, Mrs Eugene Widhoff of Hartsdale NY, Andrew Wilson and Mrs Wilson in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
McGregor
M. E McGregor
Royal Cafe
Eugene Widhoff
Hartsdale, N.Y
Andrew Wilson
Wilson
Peggy McGregor
Mrs. M. E. McGregor
Sunday visitors call at Henrikson home in Jamestown
Mrs. Eugene Widhoff of Hartsdale New York, Mrs. E. C. Wires, and Mrs. E. S Wilson were Sunday evening visitors at the F. G. Henrikson home in Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Widhoff
Hartsdale N. Y
E. C. Wires
E. S Wilson
F. G. ‘Henrikson
Jamestown
Visitors From Montana Arrive For Visit In Town
Alfred Hageman and Ruth of Zu rich Montana arrived Saturday evening for a visit with Blanche Hageman and other relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Alfred Hageman
Ruth
Zurich
Mont
Blanche Hageman
Courtney Family Weekend Guests Visit California and Illinois
Mrs. M. A. Courtney of Los Angeles and Mrs. G. R. Courtney and Peggy of Chicago were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson. Peggy Courtney extended her stay with the Johnson grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Courtney
Los Angeles
Calif
G. R. Courtney
Peggy
Chicago, Ill
W. A. Johnson
Peggy Courtney
Mrs. Johnson
Courtneys and Johnsons Dine with Householders Family
Mrs M A Courtney of Los Angeles California Mrs G R Courtney of Chicago Illinois and Mr and Mrs W A Johnson were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Glenn Householder and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Courtney
Los Angeles
Calif
G. R. Courtney
Chicago, Ill
W. A. Johnson
Glenn Householder
Sunday dinner guests hosted by Palmquist family
Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns Mr and Mrs L G Nystrom and Lois Jean Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and Ethel Mr and Mrs August Johnson and sons were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Victor Palmquist and daughters of Concordia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest. Burns
L. G. Nystrom
Lois Jean
Frank Johnson
Ethel
August Johnson
Victor Palmquist
Concordia
Dinner guests at Emil Isaacson home Sunday
Mrs Nathan Isaacson and Paul, Oscar Johnson and Ralph Clark were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Emil Isaacson with Alice and Junior in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Isaacson
Paul
Oscar Johnson
Ralph Clark
Emil Isaacson
Alice and
Junior
Local residents host visitors across the region
A sequence of visits fills a weekend and midweek schedule as Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Johnson entertain at the Oscar Johnson home while Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Graham welcome Sadie Alma of Republic. Others include Mrs. Margaret Sells of Pueblo seeking a new home here and Harriet West of Lake Forest visiting with Mary West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Graham
Sadie Alma
Republic
F. L. Miller
Margaret Sells
Pueblo, Colo
Inois, Wisconsin
Harriet West
Lake Forrest, Ill
Donald Gordon
Madison
Wis
Mary West
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Dudley of Concordia
Congratulations announced as Mr and Mrs Dudley of Concordia welcomed a son named Robert Lyon born Friday June 19. The notice lists numerous weekend and Sunday visits by relatives and friends from Miltonvale Scandia Ruskin Nebr Logan Topeka Stockton and other locations with names including J T Davis Paul Doctor Gust Fogelberg Lars Norgard Will Whitley Lavern Paramore Lulu Rodabaugh and LeRoy Rodabaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
Concordia
Robert’ Lyon
Gust Fogelberg
Lars Norgard
Mrs. Lavern Paramore
Stockton
Lulu Rodabaugh
Logan
LeRoy Rodabaugh
Topeka
O. J. Wetzel
Mrs
Wetzel
Lincoln couple hosts guests then travel for visits
Mr and Mrs Tom Vandeveer of Lincoln Nebraska were Thursday night guests at the John Vandeveer home. They left Friday morning for Colorado to visit with Mrs Sarah Cline. John Vandeveer accompanied them for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Vandeveer
Lincoln,” Neby
John, ‘Vandeveer
Copeland
Sarah Cline
John’ Vandeveer
Visits in Topeka Highlight Local Social Roundup
Maxine Drovetta spent Thursday to Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Mack Drovetta in Topeka. Mr and Mrs Henry Rosene were Thursday evening visitors of Mrs Joe Freed. Mr and Mrs John Carlson visited Mr and Mrs Peter Germsen Sunday. G J Holzapfel of Jamestown was a Wednesday evening visitor of Mr and Mrs J T Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Maxine Drovetta
Mrs. Mack Drovetta
Henry Rosene
Joe Freed
G. J. Holzapfel
Jamestown
San Francisco Visitor Touring With Mrs Gilbert Anderson
Mrs. Ralph Happer from San Francisco, California visits with her mother Mrs. Gilbert Anderson during a local social call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ralph Happer
Calif
Gilbert Anderson
Visitors from Axtell and local gathering at Highland church
Dolores Foster of Axtell visited Marceil Preble last week. They were Wednesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Freed and June. Ruth Haggman, recently released from Concordia St Joseph hospital after an appendectomy, returned home Monday. Walter Tedrow, Joe Tedrow, Will Wil, Art Emmertt and Randall family joined a basket dinner at Highland church honoring Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nichol and Harry of Chino California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axtell
Dolores Foster
Marceil Preble
Marceil Prebie
Mrs. C. H. Freed
June
Ruth Haggman
St. Joseph Hospital
Concordia
Walter Tedrow
Joe Tedrow
Will
Art Emmertt
Randall
W. S. Henry
Philroy
Highland Church
W. J. Nichol
Harry
Chino
Calif
Mrs Buster Moe and Alvin Visit Mrs Henry Roserie
Mrs Buster Moe and Alvin were Tuesday afternoon visitors of Mrs Henry Roserie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster ‘Moe and
Alvin
Henry Roserie
Local visits and social events listed in area notes
Sundays and midweek visits from Alfred Hageman Ruth Zu rich and other relatives gather at Bert Hagman's home. Helen and Peggy McGregor dine with M. E. McGregor family. A. M. Bettis and Ruby Brown visit Gust Samuelson. Frances Haser visits Scandia with Hasers from Mun den. Hal Perrin from Kansas City stays with Emil Isaacson. Lutheran Church bazaar held midweek. Ben Stofer and Larkins visit May White. E H Lewis and Clara Blakeley spend Friday in Belleville. C O Reece travels to Kansas City on business.
Johnson Family Picnic at Milo Johnson Farm
Mr and Mrs George Johnson their sons and Mr and Mrs Mentor Marty and Nadeen of Courtland along with Mr and Mrs Alford Johnson and sons enjoyed a picnic dinner at the Milo Johnson farm Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Marty
Nadeen
Courtland
Alford
Johnson ‘and Sons
Milo Johnson
Sunday Guests From Several Towns Visit Local Family
Mr and Mrs E H Lewis were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs L J Brown of Concordia. Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson and family of Jamestown and Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson of Kackley visited Mrs G A Nystrom as well as Vivian and John. Arthur Jensen was an afternoon visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Lewis
L. J. Brown
Concordia
Harry ‘Nelson
Jamestown
Joe Johnson
Kackley
Danielson and families visit Martin Johnson and others
Mr and Mrs Theodore Danielson and family visited Martin Johnson on Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Elmer Danielson and family visited Mr and Mrs Carl Lindecrantz and sons Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and sons visited Mr and Mrs Earl Cook in Republic on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Danielson
Carl Lindecrantz and Sons
Joseph Johnson and Sons
Earl Cook
Republic
Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family Guests
Mrs Ora Tumbleson spent the weekend in Concordia visiting relatives. Adam Jeandebeur was a weekend guest of Mr and Mrs Roy Riggins of Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Jeandebeur
Roy Riggins
Jamestown
Mrs George and Jeandebeur Trip to Salina
Ada Jeandebeur, who has been working there, returned to Scandia with them to spend the summer with her parents. Mrs George, Jeandebeur and Lucille English spent Wednesday in Salina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Jeandebeur
Lucille English
Salina
Ada’ Jeandebeur
Scandia
New Wash Dresses Arrive at The Bargain Spot
Mr. and Mrs. John Carlson called on Mr. and Mrs. S. O Johnson Friday. White Shoe Polish in tubes or liquid at 10c. Will cover over or clean and not rub off. The Bargain Spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carlson
S. O . Johnson
Farm Calendar and Milk Sanitation Notes in Kansas
Agricultural notes outline sanitary milk production by fly control and clean conditions. It urges destroying fly breeding places through cleaning manure and litter, screening milk rooms, covering cans and buckets when not in use, and maintaining overall sanitation across farms. It references cooperative marketing and Kansas grain elevators in the 1931 period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wheat Growers Share of Kansas Harvest in 1929
In 1934 figures show about 60 000 to 65 000 farmers or roughly 70 percent of Kansas wheat growers in 1929 were part of a state association and benefited from a 0.60 cent per bushel division. The note also explains testing times for new horticultural crops, with strawberry varieties needing two to five years and apples about 25 years before commercial planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Molters in Poultry Not Profitable To Keep
June advises culling molters from flocks as they molt slowly and won’t lay again until late fall or winter. These birds resemble wild birds in that they lay only during favorable spring months.
Salt essential for livestock year round in pastures
Farmers are advised that salt is necessary for livestock as in winter quarters and should be accessible at all times. When using a creep in the pasture for feeding lambs colts or calves grain, place the salt near it for easy access.
Wheat trouble warns of dry land foot rot in Kansas fields
The article notes dry land foot rot of wheat showing as droughty premature appearance and dead tillers. It states crown infection blocks water and food flow and offers remedy guidance for future crops, including using the fly free date as planting timing guide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Sows Farrow Timing Affects Fall Swine Profit
Farmers advised that sows farrowed late spring should not be bred again until October or November. Fall farrowed pigs perform poorly, so September farrowing is preferred to allow several weeks on pasture for better thrift and growth.
Sudan grass suitable for late season pasture planting
Sudan grass can still be planted for pasture. Plant about 15 pounds of seed per acre and begin grazing only when the grass reaches six to eight inches in height. It provides seed during late July and August when other pastures are poor.
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Sudan
Contour Farming Aims to Boost Kansas Crops
Farmers in Kansas adopt contour farming to improve soil and water conservation. The practice, aimed at increasing moisture infiltration, is described as reducing crooked rows on contours. The notes discuss listing land and planting in fall to improve yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Contour farming boosts spring crop rain retention
Farmers report contour-planted fields retain most rainfall with crop response to treatment.
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Joyce Johnson
Walter and
Andrew’ Nelson
The
Ray Chilcotties
Gustava Ostberg
John Loring
Anna Larson
Otto ‘Brand
North Dakota
Alice Togstedt
Virgil McGill
Edmond
Fred Evert and
Carl Hugos
Gloria
J. T. Davis
Miltonvale
Washington
Max ‘Muth
Ruskin, Nebr
Ray. Muth
Roy Thomas
Will Whitley
Emil Johnson
Florence and
Rachel Vincent
Clarence ‘Ma- Han
Peter Germsen
Hartsdale
N. Y
C. V. Hageman
E. S. Wilson
Bert Hagman
A. M. Bettis
Ruby Brown
Gust Samuelson
George Haser
Munden
Frances Haser
Kansas City
Hal G. Perrin
Kansas City, Mo
Ben Stofer
Douglas
Jean Larkins
May White
Clara Blakeley
Belleville
Mrs. c. 0
Reece
K.S. C
Zronce Hon
Tebow Typewriter ‘Company
Royal Standard and Portable Typewriters
First
National Bank
Kan
Probak’ Jr
Probak Jr
Sao Tome
Gus
Uia
O.K
Dark Laundry
Sony
the Hammer Grocery
EAGLE
Airwekel
Patafierer
Speedway
JHE Goodyear
Goodyears
Home Oil & Supply Co
Freeley’s
Clover Farm
Geo. Stromberg
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