Union News Briefs and Local Happenings
Corn is growing fine these days. F. Johnson has been attending Normal this month. May. Cooper visited at D. P. Johnson's last week. Roy Haney visited at D. P. Johnson's last Sunday. Mahans and Strombergs are boarding the telephone men. D. A. Haney will cut G Bruthbaugh s grain this year. Archie Larson s new buggy is in use. Belleville and Courtland plan Fourth of July celebrations. Clarence Banks and wife visited Nebraska last week. There was a show in Scandia last Tuesday and another planned for Monday. Roy Haney s new buggy is unused. W. S. Livingston started for John Bowersox s last Saturday night but lost his way and found shelter at H. Banks s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Johnson
Archie Larson
Belleville
Courtland
W. S. Livingston
John Bowersox
H. Banks
Harvesting Wheat Keeps Farmers Busy in Norway
The NORWAY BULLETIN notes farmers have begun wheat harvests. Social scenes include C. O. Hugos visiting Concordia, J. R. Hugos hosting dinner, and F. C. Hall returning from Clyde. Andrew Pehrsen hosted a dinner for friends, Loyd Hammer’s arm was reset by Dr. Priest, Fanny Greer visited from Concordia, and a correction: it is Ole Olson, not T A Nelson, who will summer abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Hammer
Dr. Priest
T.A. Nelson
Ole Olson
White Rock News Roundup Local Notes
Winnie and Belle Robb left for Beloit Kansas last week. Wm Campbell is rebuilding a barn for Fred Reichers. Wheat harvest has commenced in the district this week. Frank Sallman bought a new Disc Cultivator last week. Chas Othberg and Victor Erickson visited Belleville Thursday. Roy Haney returned from Manhattan where he attended school. Mrs Kenyon of Concordia is visiting St Paul Ericksons at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sallman
Roy Haney
Manhattan
Mrs. Kenyon
Concordia
St. Paul Ericksons
Lone Tree News Notes and Local Visits
Nine men aided Mr Confé in hauling lumber for a new barn as harvest begins. The Baptist Ladies Aid Society meets at Mrs Lena Kelly's Thursday afternoon. Rev Sutton of Concordia preaches at the epitaph church. News has been sparse due to rushed work. Mr and Mrs A J Kelly and Mr and Mrs WT Adams traveled to Concordia Thursday. Rosa Ainsworth and a cousin from Ohio visit the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Lena Kelly
A. J Kelly
W.T Adams
Concordia
Attendees from Scandia Attend Epworth League Convention
A group from the Scandia area joined many others at the Epworth League Convention held in Scandia, gathering for meetings and services. The event drew participants from local churches and neighboring communities.
Western Winds Social Notes From Local Households
Rev Pasley and son were callers on this side Tuesday. Rev Seaman and wife visited at J N Bettis's Tuesday. Mrs John White and children spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs R J Bettis. Lloyd and John Garman visited Alfred Thornburg Saturday. Mrs Everts and sons visited her daughter Mrs McGregor near Norway. New phone line on line 17 includes Gust Nystrom Alvin Boman Albert Goldstein and John Downing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Pasley and Son
Seaman
J. N. Bettis
John White
R.J. Bettis
Lloyd and
John’ Garman
Alfred Thornburg
Mrs
Gust Nystrom
Alvin Boman
Albert Goldstein
John John Downing
Football captain kept off field after profanity flare
A former leading football player now in business in the city faced faculty action for recurring off field profanity. Once captain in his senior year his on field aggression faded into shock for friends as he publicly swore during practice. He claimed no awareness of the obscene outbursts but the faculty insisted on sidelines to curb the conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Tax Exemption Values Spark County Assessment Debate
Tax figures show $421,670 in exempt property at assessed value with $200 per family exemptions. If multiplied by five or six, exempt property totals exceed $2,000,000, while personal property exemptions reach $900,189. Farmers in the west part hide cash for taxation, turning in $363,348.
Insanié Artist Dadd Exhibits At Broadmoor After Death
Broadmoor notes describe Dadd the Insane artist who, though insane, showed extraordinary power and once rivaled Watts. He died recently in the Criminal Lunatic Asylum at Broadmoor. Some paintings were sold but the government deemed open sale improper. The superintendent allowed him to paint the walls, which he did in elaborate detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dadd
Lon‘don
Watts
Broadmoor
Savage
Guy’s
Hospital Gazette
Gardner of Belleville Visits Town in Brief Stop
Gardner of Belleville appeared in town on Thursday morning during a brief stop, as reported by the Republic. The exact purpose of the visit was not detailed in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. A. “Gardner
Belleville
Way
Tée Republic
Three Reasons for Hoch Victory in Kansas
The Kansas City Journal argues Hoch will be reelected with three strong points. First, Kansans recognize Hoch as a good man personally. Second, they trust his administration. Third, he is the Republican nominee and many Kansans belong to the party.
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Kansas City Journal
Hoch
Kansas
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D. P
D. P. Johnson
Clarence Banks
Nebraska
Scandia
Roy
Norway
Bulletin
C. O. Hugos
Mrs. J. R. Hugos
F. C. Hall
Clyde
Andrew. Pehrsen
Fanny Greer
White Rock
Winnie
Belle Robb
Béloit Kans
Wm. Campbell
Fred Reichers
Chas Othberg
Victor Erickson
Lone Tree
Mr. Confé
Rev. Sutton of
Eiptdand Berit
Flow Blue Lansdale
Longbranch
Artzberg
Secord
Creamers
Nccounter
John H. Gullers
Tax News
Insanié
ELKS
Colorado
Grand Lodge of Elks
Denver
Kans
Rock Island
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Huan Rt
J. A. Merrill
Scandia, Kans
Alann
Scientific American
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