Rebekah Lodge Honors Mrs. Jessie Ward with Farewell
A surprise farewell party for Mrs. Jessie Ward was hosted Saturday evening at the George Jeandebeur home by the Rebekah Lodge. Attendees included Mesdames Ward Martin Fordam Poole Anderson Summers Jeandebeur and Miss Josie Fullen, who presented a friendship quilt to the honored guest.
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Rebekah Lodge
Jessie Ward
George Jeandebeur
Mesdames
Orville Martin
Betty
Lou
Charles Martin
Frank Fordam
Fred Poole
Visitors from Hallam Nebraska Visit Local Hosts
Mr and Mrs Elmer Olson of Hallam Nebr and Mrs Mariee erlin spent Tuesday through Thursday with local resident Mrs. Marie erlin before returning to California. Dr who has been visiting Pomona Calif returned home Wednesday after weeks with relatives and friends.
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Hallam
Nebr
Elmer
Olson
Fof
Ebr
Marieederlin
California
Pomona
Calif
Lylé Qeobock
Fairbury
Scandia
Allan Somers
Grand Junction
Colo
Mabel Hageman
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kimball Visitor Guests Rasmussen Home
Visitor John Hendrickson of Kimball Nebraska spent Tuesday as a guest at the R A Rasmussen residence in Kimball Nebraska.
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Kimball, Nebr
John. Hendrickson
R. A. Rasmussen
Birth of seven pound daughter for Mire and Mrs Leonard-LaSage
Mire and Mrs Leonard-LaSage of Concordia announce the birth of a seven pound daughter named Joan Astrid on Friday November 1. Mrs LaSage was formerly Elsa Johnson.
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Mire
Leonard—LaSage
Concordia
Joan Astrid
LaSage
Elsa Johnson
Local residents share weekend visits and gatherings
Rapid City visitor Mrs. E N Jokander joined Agnes Albro and others for Friday events. Several families hosted or visited in Scandia and nearby towns including gatherings at the Freed, Shivvers, Wilson, Berggren, Nyström, Nystrom, Meade, Hendricks, and Isaacson homes.
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E. N. ‘Jokander
Rapid City, N. Dak
Agnes Albro
Dedication Ushers Planned For Student Council
Students from the high school agreed to appoint dedication night ushers from their classes. An all school skating party was discussed but not arranged. Saturday visitors included Mr and Mrs Vernon Erickson and Lois at Elmer Danielson's home. Sunday dinner guests were Mr and Mrs Ernest Hedstrom of Palco and Mr and Mrs Arnt Carlson with Mr and Mrs Frank Isaacson. Doctor from Concordia visited Paul Doctor's home. Pat Poetor, recently gal dia, returned.
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Mrs. Vernon
Erickson
Lois
Elmer Danielson
Ernest Hedstrom
Palco
Arnt. Carlson
Frank Isaacson
Dudley
Concordia
Paul
Pat“Poetor
Galdia
V. EB. Erickson
Vernon, Erickson and
Vernon Erickson
Facts About Kansas Relief Sparks Strong Debate
A 1935 federal inquiry reports Kansas had 30.6 percent non federal relief funds and 69.4 percent from the federal government. It notes constitutional limits prevent state direct funding and lists counties as the relief providers, with county involvement debated amid legislative appropriations.
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National Emergency Relief Program
Kansas
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
New Mexico
Mississppi
South Carolina
Louisiana
Florida
Arkan‘saw
Alabama
Tennessee
Georgia
North Carolina
Nevada
Wyoming
West Virginia
South Dakota
Mississippi
California
Iowa
Harry L. ‘Hopkins
State Highway Dept Prepares for Winter Roads and Snow Fences
The Kansas State Highway Department reports 750 miles of snow fence placed on the west and north south roads and 190 snow plows ready to clear highways at first heavy snowfall. Surfaces are being renewed on over 375 miles of light type roads, with contracts set to continue through mid November.
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Kansas State Highway Department
Quilt Patches On Sale At Bargain Spot
Readable ad notes quilt patches priced at 10 cents with a 8 cent sale on Saturday at The Bargain Spot marked as a local bargain advertisement.
Local Social Roundup Shows Thursday and Weekend Visits
Mrs Bergstrom hosted a six o clock dinner Thursday for Rev Chas Pehrson and Rev Chas Early, along with several guests including Ryan, Werner, Frances Cooper and Jed Johnson. Jessie Ward Cleo shared time at Frank Nystrom's Republic home. Chester Anderson and J O Anderson hosted Thursday evening visitors. Joseph Johnson and sons joined Lawrence Olson and Phyllis Rackley, plus Arthur Sjoholm of Jamestown for Sunday afternoon. Conrad Sederlin and Marie Sederlin were guests Thursday afternoon as well.
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C.S
Bergstrom
Chas. Pehrson
Chas
Ee Oberia. Ryan
Fr. Werner
Frances Cooper
Jed Johnson
Jessie ‘Ward
Cleo
Frank Nystrom
Republic
Joseph. Johnson
Hints for Farm and Home and Seed Shortage Report
Agricultural notes urge careful roof patching and erosion prevention to save soil. Seed shortages warn against using grain and forage sorghum as livestock seed for winter and advise storing seed for spring planting. Fall planting cautions limit tree planting to spring between mid February and March 1 to avoid winter kill.
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Kansas
R. I. Throckmortong Agronomy
Wm. F. Pickett
Barn door safety tips and seed drying advice
Excerpts urge immediate seed drying after harvest for high germination and note dangers from loose barn doors. Experts A M Brunson and E D Warner warn doors that flop or fall can injure children, advising small fixes now to prevent serious harm.
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Brunson
E. D. “Warner
Exterrural Engineering
Bank Deposits Surpass 1923 Levels by 1925
Confidence in loans remains weak as banks report deposits about 60 percent higher than 1923 but loan volumes at roughly 67 percent of the improved level. Public willingness for long-term credit is dampened by uncertain outlook and cautious borrowers.
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United States
Seed corn selection advice for vigorous disease free ears
Seed corn guidance stresses selecting plants with strong vigor and disease resistance. Look for ears at a convenient husking height and overall plant health to ensure a robust next year's crop.
Investment Insight Echoes Past Agriculture Views
The note quotes W. E Grimes on agricultural economics urging prudent investment for the future. It stresses that investments should be welcomed by the investing public and framed as desirable for long term growth.
Ill-formed OCR fragment mentions Chicago guests
Fragmentary text lists Dr and Mrs names, Mary Creager and Miles from Chicago, with unclear dinner guest references.
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E " Haggisen
Mary. Creager
Miles
Chicago
Blanche Agg
Passenger asks how to handle overbooked train in Newton Journal
A reader quotes an on board exchange about a conductor allowing six passengers while five coaches were used. The superintendent replies to add another coach and treat all passengers alike.
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Newton. Journal
Subscriptions Ad Offers All Daily Papers Low Prices
Local journal office promotes subscription deals inviting readers to access daily papers and magazines at reduced rates. Advertising copy emphasizes affordability and value for news and periodicals.
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Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. M. Miller
Misses Lois
Decker
Jessie Nicho
Edna
Neher
Wichita
Lucretia’ Keyes
Bertha Fogelberg
Sylvia
Algott
Anderson ‘and Son
C. H. Freed
Helen Hall
Grant Berggren
Gustava Ostberg
Joe Gray
E. L. Gallup
Downs
Harold Jean Wilkey
May Meade
Maggie Hendricks
Jamestown
Mrs. Carroll Anderson
J. O. Anderson
Joseph Johnson
Emma Isaacson
Belleville
Amanda Brandstrom
Nathan Isaacson
Augusta ‘Peterson
Ray Tingstrom
Flager, Colo
Joyce Johnson
Ray Chilcott
G. D. Hassler
Fairbury, Nebr
Jean
C. V. Nichols
Lou: Scofield
Topeka
Josie Fullen
George Nichols
Jessie” Ward
Geo. Jean Debeur
Roy Reager
Mankato
C. A. Johnson
Milo Johnson
Elaine
H. I. Johnson
Betty Lee
Geneva
Betty Lee Johnson
Jeanne Plotner
Lindsborg
G. P. Plotner
Ralph Clark
Emil . Isaacson
Emily
Oberia Ryan
Charter
A. C. Jennie
Thompson
Jack
Billy Reece
Charles Tedrow
Mary' West
State’ ‘Highway Department
Lillian
Gertrude Wilbur
Robert Nulty
Bobby
Conrad Sederlin
Lloyd Hallgren
Wir
Arlie Muth
Joan
Nathan
Isaacson
Junior
Oscar ‘Johnson
Ruben Johnson
Carl Hammer
Mrs. Chester. Anderson
Marie’ Sederlin
John Ss. Glass
Cook’s Paints
Cook
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Carton
Folger’s & Hill Bros. Coffee
Great Northern
Bologna
Bres
Ean Ee
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