County News Highlights Local Visitors and School Heating Project
Mrs Hulda Bengtson and her son Carl visited from southeast of Scandia on Thursday. Carl Torbert resigned as Watkins remedies agent for Republic County to seek other work. Frank Goodwin and family from near Scandia called on old friends Friday. Central Dist 9 near Rydal Superior No 2 recently installed a new school heating plant.
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Hulda’ Bengtson
Carl
Scandia
Carl Torbert
Republic County
Watkins’ Remedies
Frank, Goodwin
School Board of Central
Dist
Rydal
Superior, No. 2
Charla
Ella Larson
Paul Milners
Pauline
Nona Clare
Easter Austin
Belleville
H. O. Marshall
Union Valley
Godfrey McDowell
McDowell
Montana
Stapp
A. E. Bowersox
I. Bowersox
Opal Bowen
A. Bowen
Miss Austin
Ernest Mikesells
Martin Beecher
Chas,Larson
Dan Housholder and Son
Belleville Briefs Mention Local Visitors and Snow
Mr and Mrs Abe Johnson from south of Scandia were business visitors in Belleville Monday afternoon. Fritz Jensen of Scandia spent Monday in Belleville tending to business. About three inches of snow fell Saturday halting corn husking for a few days.
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Abe. Johnson
Scandia
Belleville
Fritz Jensen
Wheat Beards and Farm Advice Notes from Kansas Station
Agricultural tips cover rodent control with poison baits at 28 750 cost saving 6 million annual loss prevented. Cabbage feed for laying hens. Sulphur on alfalfa not profitable. Dry seed corn before freezing. Dairy rations balance corn chop and cottonseed meal. Ropy milk caused by bacteria. remedy is scalding.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Union News Briefs from O E Hogue and Local Visitors
Union residents report O E Hogue a tailor at E B Halls. The Bowersox family endures illness as a daughter fights pneumonia. Various visits and social events occur across Belleville Scandia and Formosa with weddings, sales, and a Golden Wedding celebration for Isidore and Mrs Bowersox. Winter weather brings a two inch snow and a blizzardy storm.
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O. E. Hogue
E. B. Halls
Ralph Bowersox
Chas Reed
Belleville
Emery
Chas Larson, Sr
Scandia
Chas Larson, Jr
Archie Larson
Les Cooper
Newel Cooper
Jerome ‘Bowersox
Roy Hall
Raph Bowersox
Frank Goodwin
Formosa
Evans
Harry Brown
Washington Township
Union
Margaret Mikesell
Frank
Ernest
W. L. Bowersox
Vera
Hisse Bowersox
Great Bend
Kansas
Isidore Bowersox
Lou, Hall
Max Hall
Lovewell
Jerry Hall
Emery Hall
Prairie fires curb chinch bug damage in Kansas farms
Early settlers noted fewer chinch bug problems where autumn prairie fires burned the clump-forming grasses. The same effect has been seen in many counties. burning in November and December reduces crop losses. Also includes a tip to cool milk to 50 degrees Fahrenheit and an ad for old newspapers from the Journal office.
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Kansas
Banking Correctness and Farmer Credit in Inflation Era
Public remarks by Francis H. Sisson of the American Bankers Association defend banking policy during 1920 21 inflation and farm debt. He argues criticism targets speculative farm investment and notes the Federal Reserve slowed rediscount rate increases delaying inflation containment. He says farming credit has improved with new agencies and warns farmer success depends on prudent production and marketing planning. Christmas cards are on display at the office.
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Federal Reserve
Agriculure
Merchent
Haas
Poultry Prices Drop as Market Flood Hits New York
A heavy influx of live poultry for New York last week drove spring chicken prices down to 20 cents, six cents below the prior week. Receipts of dressed poultry rose across major markets, while butter and eggs show mixed movement. producers urged prompt marketing of current production. Prepared by Swift & Co. Chicago.
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New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
United States
American Association -Creamery
New Zealand
Pacific
Swift & Co
Poultry and Livestock Tips for Winter Farm Care
Poultry feed timing affects production with late evening and early morning feeding favored. Calves should not receive feed for 24 hours after calving. gradual reintroduction advised. Winter shelter for livestock needed for health, with sunshine and ventilation. November to March best for fall planting and transplanting of trees and woody plants.
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L. F. Payne
Kansas
R. I. Throckmorton
F. W. Bell
Rk, Barnett
Gift Shop Promotes $4.95 Wrought Items
The Gift Shop in Concordia advertises a $4.95 price for wrought iron bridge pieces or reading lamps.
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Concordia
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O. V. Nichols
C.O. Enderud
C. V. Haggman
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