Scandia and Belleville Notes Reach Across County
County wide notes from Scandia township and Belleville report sales and farming plans. Earnest Fulcomer sells surplus stock in a well attended sale. The Hay family plans to stay in California another month. De Molay boys attend the M E church service. W D Ross and Mary Jansky attend Superior Day at Superior No 1 school. Roy Fike now farms on his own land near Belleville. Court officials return from Washington as terms resume. Mrs Ralph Husted and baby visit. two Scandia ladies leave for home. Fred Wright moves to Superior Nebraska after selling east of Republic. Tudor J Charles visits in the city. Esther Isaacson accompanies and the Isaacsons attend Superior No 1. Prof W D Ross addresses Superior Day. Lue pupils perform. Community spirit noted. Merle Barrett teaches well. Livestock ads and small farm listings close the item.
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G. E. Fulcomer
Scandia
Belleville
Earnest Fulcomer
Thos. Hay
California
de Molay
M. E
W. D.'Ross
Emporia
Miss
Mary Jansky
Superior School No. 1
Scandia Township
Roy Fike
C. E. Ball
Belleville Township
George Logan
Fike
Hogin
Hammond
District Court
Washington
Bennett
Ralph Husted
Baby
Salina
James McGlashan
Ralph
George Collister
Mrs McGlashan
Manhattan
Maude
Lotta McGlashan
Fred Wright
Eugene Charles
The
Democrat
Republic
Superior
Nebr
Tudor J. Charles
Gene
Win
Hay
Sumlay
Jessie McHenry
James McGlashen
Hugh McGowan
Rydal
Robert Scrivner
Formosa
Storer Farm
Lovewell
Scrivners
Esther Isaacson
Escourt
C. A Tsaacson
John Braddstrom
Poplar Grove
Bist
St of
W. D. Ross
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Merle Barrett
Local Social Notes Record Mrs Loofbourrow Guests
Mrs John Loofbourrow and daughter Frances visited at the Chester Loofbourrow home then Mrs Louflantessone stayed for a few days. Are.ie Gile and Ellen Jean spent Thursday with Mrs Gertie Gile. The Norway W C F A met with Mrs Harry Gile Tuesday afternoon with seven members and two visitors. After the regular meeting lunch was served.
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John Loofbourg
Charlie Barleen
Cook
Lester Tates
Joe Brewer
Lon Engle
Scandia
G. W. Wrights
Charlie
Jimmie Mahan
J.W
John ‘Loofbourrow
Frances
Chester Loofbourrow
Louflantessone
Are.ie Gile
Ellen Jean
Gertie
Norway W. C. F. A
Harry Gile
Livestock prices at Kansas City rise on spring rush
The Kansas City market reports heavy cattle movement with prices easing slightly yet demand remaining firm. Fat steers fell 10 to 15 cents, yearlings fetch 10.75 to 12.75, prime heifers 10 to 10.50, veal calves down 50 cents, hogs up to 14.25, and lambs about 15 to 16.50 per head as stockers and feeders stay in strong demand.
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Fed
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas Meat
Hull Fed
Auleates
Republic County School Boards Set March 28 Meeting
The Republic County School Boards announce a big meeting on March 28 with a fine program being arranged. Notices go to every school board member and teacher, open to all interested in Republic County schools. Board members receive $2 and teachers $1 per meeting attended.
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Republic County
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Acces
Sories
Lend Fort Safe
L. A. Melby
Wyman & Smith
Albin Isaacson
Kansas City
Kansas City Live Stock Exchange
Bert Fulcomer
Dooley & Enderud
Belleville, Kansas
G. W. Nichols Massuer
O. V. Nichols
Winter Casaline
Polarine
Ford Cars
P. McMurray
Hogs Puerdar
Glén Eastman
N. G
P. McMurry
Booth Tarrington
Ren Alexander
Henry Walthall
Irene Rich Rockliffe Fellowes
Aia and
L. C. Hobr Property
Kansas
H. FE. Lyon, Clifton J. C. Anderson
J. A. Freeburg