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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1936

Page

6

Oddities From Kansas History In WPA Files

Know Your Kansas highlights quirky local lore from the American Guide WPA project. It describes a living hydrant near the State Capitol in Topeka, early Baldwin Bible treasures, Gardner and Diamond Springs histories, Hiawatha’s flower woman inspiring a festival, Burlington fishing parties, and Graham County fossil collections as reported in the WPA guides.

Kansas The American Guide Federal Writers’ Projects WPA

School activities and equipment notes from Scandia

The article lists school activities and seeks used instruments for rent from Scandia owners. It also reports Scandia High School Athletic Association purchasing eight shoulder pads, six helmets, and a football for the next season, while noting concerns about wheat smut costs and agricultural tips on barn basements feed molasses and farm horses per census data.

Scandia High School Athletic Association

Hardy soil building crops urged for Kansas drought relief

Kansas State College agronomist E A Cleavinger warns droughts will grow more severe as soil fertility declines. He promotes drought registing and soil building crops, especially alfalfa, to restore humus, add nitrogen, and provide high protein hay with multiple cuttings and strong cash value.

Kansas E. A. Cleavinger Extension Agronomist Kansas State College Manhattan Cleavinger

Hi Y leaders guide Thursday meeting session

Bill Goodwin led the Hi Y meeting on Thursday September 24 with John Nylund and Jimmie Larsen guiding the singing. Christians characters from the Bible were discussed and the group decided not to serve at home football games this season. The meeting closed with everyone reciting John 3 16.

Bill Goodwin John Nylund Jimmie Larsen

Pastors Present Program At High School Chapel

The Rev Misses Fogelberg and Keys led a chapel program at the high school with readings on The Battle of Life and Riches of Youth. Keys read The Test of a Man and sang The Pilot. The opening songs were America and Come Thou Almighty King. The Girl Reserve meeting followed with Corinne Naslund reading scripture, Mildred Johnson leading prayer, Frances Cooper singing Open My Eyes That I May See, Evelyn Brown reading The Upward Road, and Frances closing Why Elizabeth Was Chosen.

Misses Fogelberg Keys Miss Keys Miss Fogelberg America Corinne Naslund Mildred Johnson Frances Cooper Evelyn Brown Frances Elizabeth

Conservation drives farm efficiency and future growth

The Kansas Extension Service notes that soil conservation boosts efficiency and lowers costs. Experiments in eastern Kansas show legumes raise income, while western Kansas summer fallow raises yields. Conservation enables less land use, allows grass and trees, and improves living conditions on farms for generations to come.

Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Kansas

Poultry Graded at Kansas Stations Since July Six

Live poultry is bought on a graded basis at all Kansas primary stations since July 6. The move aims to cut waste, lower marketing costs, and restore consumer confidence for quality poultry. Dairy rations call for high protein feeds if alfalfa hay is scarce, suggesting a ration of one part corn, one part bran, and two parts cottonseed meal with linseed meal as an option.

Kansas

Protein Rich Feeds And Silage For Livestock Rations

High protein feeds can substitute half cottonseed meal. A satisfactory ration mixes corn oats bran and cottonseed meal in a 1 2 2 3 ratio. Increase protein content if alfalfa is unavailable. Silage prospects depend on corn reaching tassel stage and grasshopper leaves remaining. silage will be of excellent quality where conditions meet.

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