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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1936
Page
4
Belleville residents hosted a weekend of visits with relatives from Concordia Lovewell and Illinois. Numerous dinners and Sunday gatherings featured the Tornquist Carney Florell and Hanson families along with guests from California and Henderson Illinois with illness news and a death reported.
The Republican ticket lists national and state names including Alf Landon and Frank Knox with Arthur Capper and Frank Carlson. It backs State Senator E L Shepard and State Representative Pete Jorgensen, plus local nominees for county offices such as sheriff and clerk of court.
Will G West prominent McPherson county farmer stockman and Kansas governor candidate inspects prize Hereford yearling at the state fair in the livestock pavilion. The Hereford won first place in herd exhibits at both the Kansas Free Fair in Tenakee and the Hutchinson State Fair.
Providence Chapel guests Mrs Glen Farlee and Mrs Glen Barleen spent Friday afternoon visiting Mrs Howard Donaldson. Mr and Mrs Bill Milner and Karen travelled to Concordia on Friday afternoon. Charles Fike and Idabelle George joined Tom George for a trip to Salina on Thursday. Harold Lee Milner was absent from school due to illness this week. Mrs Dave Dector visited Mrs Noel DeWolf and Peggy Friday afternoon. Sam Cornett of La Yana visited his brother N H Cornett and family. Bobby Schulz of Belleville stayed with George Fike Jr over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Paul Wendal and Paul Leslie were Sunday guests in the Hobart West home.
District 96 members and families traveled to Imperial Nebraska to visit Mr and Mrs Marion Grim and Delbert and Margaret Grim. Several gatherings occurred with neighbors including the Larsons, Engwalls and Mainquists.
Census data shows 98 percent of U S farmers and 5 866 446 of 6 228 648 farms nationwide have operators living on site. In Kansas 155 927 of 166 042 farm operators reside in dwellings on their farms.
Read on seed quality for sweet potatoes including stem rot and black rot indicators. Detect stem rot by splitting the crown at soil surface and look for black streaks. black rot shows as round, sunken dark brown to black root spots.
The piece argues that terraced and contour farm practices show the benefits of soil conservation when maintained, while neglected terraces deteriorate. It stresses that conservation must become a habitual guiding principle in American life, not a temporary trend, to endure for future generations.
Commercial fertilizers can be profitably used over large areas in eastern Kansas. Try them on small areas on your farm to determine their value on various crops under your cropping system. As growing conditions vary from year to year, it is not advisable to depend entirely on one year's results.
A public notice argues the Roosevelt era runs deficits far above revenue, cites $13 228 191 642 shortfall from 1933 to 1936, and warns continued spending will bankrupt America. It criticizes tidal power, Florida Ship Canal, Mississippi River project costs, and Alaska colonization plans as wasteful examples.
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