Elsie Bowersox Announces Candidacy for Republic County
Miss Elsie Bowersox declares as a Republican candidate for register of deeds in Republic County subject to the August primary. She has long ties to Union Township and Belleville, with government service including stenography in the county attorney's office and eight years as assistant secretary of the North Central Kansas Free Fair. She also worked in the AAA Corn Hog program and state motor vehicle and income tax departments before 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Bowersox
Register of Deeds
Republic County
Miss Bowersox
Union Township
Belleville
Isidore Bowersox
Union Valley
AAA
State of
Kansas
Office of Register of Deeds
Community Notes From Downs And Courtland Visits
Mr and Mrs Milo Johnson and Elaine spent the week end with Mrs Johnsons parents Mr and Mrs Frank Carey at Downs. Mrs A D Johnson and Mrs Geo Jeandebeur visited Mrs D E Pilcher at Courtland last Wednesday.
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F. L. Miller
City Hall
Courtland
Ada Kallman
Mrs
Verl Beck
Frank Beck
Republic
Milo Johnson
Elaine
Mrs. Johnson
Frank Carey
Downs
A. D. Johnson
Geo. Jeandebeur
D. E. Pilcher
Joe Johnson
Wilbur Leckberg
Social visits and guests noted across Copeland area
Numerous residents and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday gatherings at homes of Ames Concordia Belleville Formosa Mankato and nearby towns. Names include Hardtaker Blanke Danielson Johnson Larson Lewis Gilmore Counzerman Thomas Band and Sothers with travel mentions to Texas Washington and Jamestown. Copeland history notes: founded 1912 by Santa Fe Railroad by E L Copeland.
Wheat Dominates Kansas Farming As State Becomes One Crop
About six of ten acres in Kansas were seeded to wheat last fall totaling 17 446 000 acres making Kansas a major world wheat producer. The shift reflects repeated corn failures and high wheat prices while exposing farmers to global market risks and soil depletion.
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Kansas
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Combine
Tractor
Know Your Kansas Oddities From The American Guide Files
Rice County led Kansas in oil production for 1936 with 11 427 072 barrels. Russell won a county seat fight when Bunker Hill challenged for the seat. the dispute went to court and Russell prevailed after an April 23, 1874 election. L C Krenkle, editor of The Cawker City Ledger, visited The Journal on Tuesday morning.
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Russel
Kansas
Russell
Harvey
Bunker Hill
Supreme Court
L. C. Krenkle
Cawker City Ledger
Journal Force
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United States
France
England
Italy
AXAND
Burma
Samokes
Russell Anderson
Paula Sue
John Naslund
Corinne
Wm. Linden
Lewis Crossant and Son
G. A. Nystrom
J. C. Everett
Minneapolis
Scandia
Lorene Christensen
Hilma Stensons
BE. C. Nichol
Dorothy Nichol
Concordia
Mary West
Harold Hammer and
Lars Hammer
Benny Lervold
Iver
Eloise Hammer
S. D. Blakeley
Clara Blanke
G. J. Holzapfel
Jamestown
J. T. Davis
R. A. Rasmussen
Duane Greenslade
Horton Johnson
Chas. Tedrow
Cameron
Belleville, Kansas
Pride of Saline
Silver Mine
Mrs. O. M. Hardtaker
Dr. E. Porter Ahrens
Mrs. E. Porter Ahrens
Ruth and
Jeannette
Elmer Danielson
Dorothy
Mrs. Arn* Carlson
Amanda Rosene
August Rosene
Horton Johnson Home
Carl D. Larson
Eldon
Richard Loring
E. H. Lewis
L. J. Brown
Walter Gilmore
Eva Sothers
Charles Counzerman
Mrs. Orin Thomas
Aubrey
B. H. van Blareaum
Manhattan
Arvid Larson
M. A. Larson
M. E. Mainquist
Mrs. A. D. Johnson
R. W. Galloway
Faye Cady
Mrs. O. E. Beach
Della Mae
J. P. Vandeveer
Gust Fogelberg
Walter Berry
Max
Glenwood Freed
C. P. Rydell
Dallas Nylund
Doug Gunter
Texas
Verna Pracht of
Nina Jean Hawkins
John Lewis
Ray Lewis
Paul Ewing
Family
Tom Sturdevent
Formosa
Miss Anseannette Wetzel
Irving Isaacson
R. B. Shrader
Mankato
Maye Sothers of
Norman Currie
Washington
Copeland
Gray County
The
Santa Fe
E. L. Copeland
Santa Fe Railroad
Elgin
Mtanicure
Paris
Bill
Scheaffer
L. C. Williams
K. S. C. Extension Service
the American Guide
Federal Writers’ Projects
Work Progress Administration
Rice County
Rice
Hampton Danielson
MINO
Brewers Foundation
United Brewers Industrial Foundation
East 40Th Street
New York, N. Y
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