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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1935
Page
6
Sunday and weekday visits span local households including Downings, Lindecrantz, Danielsons, Lindbergs and Johnsons. Neighbors share dinners and afternoon calls with relatives and friends, while appointments and job news appear among a long list of names and towns.
Bill Milner repaired and painted his upstairs. Goldie Hammil and daughter joined Mr. and Mrs. Fike. Albert Berry family moved to the old Haney farm. Irene and Clifford started 48 school. Highland church ladies quilted in the basement. Carl Benson and family visited Belleville and planned travel to Clay Center for surgery. Art Danielson and Erwin visited Belleville. John Fike and Eldon visited EB J Fike home. Three T bridge club met at Ollie Markland’s home with everyone attending.
Courland residents host visitors and attend gatherings as Oberlin couples call on friends. Events include birthday celebrations for Mrs Garman and Billy Granstedt, a bridge benefit for the band, and merchant convention in Salina. Local visits span Lebanon Esbon and Marty's hall social.
Arvid Ekstrom and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs John Carlson last Wednesday. The item appears in a page ad for the Bargain Spot with specials on galvanized pails and Crisp Peronut Flake candy. FOR QUALITY INSURANCE SCANDIA JOURNAL.
Kansas State College experts advise delaying cattle restocking until pastures recover, using light grazing now, reseeding damaged meadows, and preserving soil. They warn continuous cropping without legumes risks long term soil loss and reduced productivity, while proper record keeping and careful spray use aid costs and future needs.
A poultryman from Kansas State College notes chicks tolerate feeding early and may benefit from it. D. C. Warren cites that delaying feed is outdated. E H Leker adds northern potato seed boosts yields by 50 to 75 bushels per acre versus home-grown seed, advising use of northern seed when possible.
Kansas extension engineer Hal Hier envisions ponds transforming farms by supplying drought relief reducing hauling water needs and supporting garden irrigation. He notes underground water declines and wells going dry would be mitigated while pond water could stock fish boosting farm food supply.
Expert notes ponds on farms must be deep enough to hold water during dry years and reduce seepage. Shallow ponds are seen as unreliable in bad years, with recommendations to place ponds where the entire drainage area is pasture and protect against leakage. Also mentions local supper guests and visiting relatives in Hutchinson.
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