Wheat farmers face government policy choice on Alaska settlement
Observation Tower notes farmers weigh continued government cooperation as they benefit from recent checks. May 15 deadline looms with no rain yet and potential state loss if rain fails. Chain letter craze continues with dollar schemes locally but will saturate as profits require new entrants. LEGALS
Notices of Administrators Estate Claims and Final Settlement
In Republic County Kansas the probate court grants letters of administration for Albert T. Sandell deceased with a one yearclaim period for creditors. Also an executrix seeks final settlement for Carl Frederick Granere estate at Belleville on May 31 1935 with fee and discharge requests. Helen McGregor and Roy Moore were Sunday afternoon guests of Mrs.
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Kansas
Republic County
Albert T. Sandell
Claus G. Sandell
Henry H. VanNatta
Republic
Carl Frederick Granere
Belleville
County of Republic
State of Kansas
Carl Belleville
Helen McGregor
Roy Moore
School Hiel News Recaps May Activities and Events
The Journalism Class of May 3 presents a program with group singing led by Supt F L Miller and Miss Drake. Students, grades one through eight, engage in scripture readings, health posters, and upcoming events including a May 8 4 H meeting and May 16 Cuba commencement with F L Miller as speaker.
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Jessie Nichol
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Miss. Drake
Wanda Dey Berry
James Larsen
Edward Forsberg
Lee Swanson
Lloyd Larson
John Nylund
Vivian Nystrom
Norma Jean
Lervold
Helen ‘Larson
Fairview Wins Invitational Track Meet in Norway
A large crowd attended a basket dinner at Fairview school on Friday. The last day program was canceled April 19 due to measles as Melvin Smart closed his term. An invitational track meet followed with Norway Sunnyside and Highland represented. Fairview finished first, Norway second, Sunnyside third.
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Fairview
Melvin ‘Smart
Norway
Sunnyside
Highland
Viola’ Wright
Evelyn May Carlgren
Carrol Carlgren
EB. A. Carleton
Rudolph Johnson
Loyd ‘Hammer
Mra
Pe ‘Hammer
Walter Darlington, Jr
New Summer Hats Arrive at Gift Shop Concordia
Groups of hats now priced at 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.85. New summer hats just received at the Gift Shop in Concordia.
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Concordia
Norway Notes Show Local Social And Club Activities
Sunday Concordia high school concert drew attendance from Mr and Mrs J R Hugos and Ollie. Topeka visitor EB A Quigley Jr with uncle Walter Darlington Jr and Mrs Darlington called Thursday. Mr and Mrs E A McGregor attended funeral services Friday. Mrs Elmer Hall and Mr and Mrs Glen Wright visited C B Wright and daughter in Jamestown Sunday. 4 H club met at Clarence Stenson home Wednesday with talks The Boy on the Farm Milton Stenson Sun shine and Binds on the Farm by Charles Carlgren. next meeting May 29 at Norway High School. Brewer family visited Lars Larsen home Sunday.
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J. R. Hugos
Ollie
Concordia High School
EB. A. Quigley, Jr
Topeka
Walter Darlington Jr
Darlington
Osborne
Elmer, Hall
Glen Wright
C. B. Wright
Son
Norway High School
Clarence’ ‘Brewer
Lars J. “Larsen
Sunday visit at the Leo Roueh home near Delphos
Mr cand and Mrs Victor Thompson and family visited the Leo Roueh home near Delphos Sunday. Sunday afternoon visitors included Mr and Mrs C S Bergstrom and Mrs Charles W Johnson Adolph and Mr and Mrs W Monson at John Bergstrom and family.
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Mr. Cand
Victor Thompson
Leo Roueh
Delphos
C. S. Bergstrom
Charles W. Johnson
Adolph
W. Monson
John Bergstrom
College guests of Lindsborg Ahrens parents
Misses Kimiko Taguchi Maxine Maltby and Jeannette Ahrens who attend college at Lindsborg were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs E P Ahrens The visit highlighted social ties in the area and linked local families with college peers.
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Kimiko Taguchi
Maxine Maltby
Jeannette
Ahrens
Lindsborg
Miss Ahren
E. P. Ahrens
Keep Your Head Cool Say Morley on Emotional Control
A Western Newspaper Union summary notes Lord Morley in Recollections stresses keeping a cool head in decision making. The piece argues emotions should not drive judgments in finance, politics, or public opinion during tense historical times.
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Lord Morley
Butterfat prices high while feed costs lag behind
The butter producer cannot yet pay for the feed used to produce butterfat despite rising butterfat prices since March 20. March prices show butterfat valued at 20 pounds of feed grains, the lowest for the month since 1918, implying continued light grain feeding until feed costs fall relative to butterfat. After harvest, when feed is plentiful and cheaper, dairy prospects brighten.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington, D. C
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