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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
3
A long list of local residents from Belleville Kansas and nearby towns share church events, visits, and social happenings. People like J R Hugos, Arnie Tunis, Karl Hugos, and Loren Carlgren figure in family gatherings, Sunday calls, trips to Wichita and Topeka, and local club meetings.
Students performed solos and duets in a Wednesday assembly with piano trombone cornet and vocal numbers. The Girl Reserve cabinet met October 5 to form committees chaired by Lenora Isaacson Mae Sothers and others with sponsors, planning posters, music, and future events.
Extension Market Specialist Vance M Rucker analyzes cattle cycles, noting a slow but steady rally in fat and stocker cattle prices. He warns of possible setbacks but expects upper winter market momentum, with cheaper grade steers likely to show wider resale margins than better grades if summered into next year.
Mrs E C Wires Mary West and Addie Camaen of Concordia were Friday supper guests of Mr and Mrs O V Nichols and family. Charles Hohman visits relatives in Clay Center this week. Mrs Walter Anderson stays with Mrs Hohman during his absence. Mr and Mrs Lawrence OlsonPhyllis dine with Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and sons Monday. Mr and Mrs C E Brown of San Benito Texas and Mrs Claude Cuthbertson join Tuesday guests Carl Cuthbertson.
Miss LaVerne Larson spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Larson and family in Concordia.
Known performer Chick Boyes brings a big new show to Courtland for an evening program on Tuesday night October 20. Local ads urge audiences to attend the event.
Alfred Peterson of Los Angeles and Aaron Carlson visited the Gust Larson home Friday afternoon. Detroit guests Mrs. M. C. Brown and Mrs. Flossie Green dined with Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Ahrens and Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Nondorf were Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Nichols and children.
Miss Josie Robison recovers well in Topeka following a knee operation last week. Mr and Mrs Conrad Sederlin were guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Nulty in Jewell City Thursday afternoon.
Reverend L. C. Hicks of Salina visited last week and spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson.
The piece argues that New Deal agreements harm farmers in home markets. It cites 1934 59 000 cattle shipped and 365 000 in 1935, pork up from 8 000 to 3 414 000 pounds, pig slaughter totaling 6.2 million, butter imports rising to 22 675 000 pounds, corn imports leaping to 43 242 000 bushels, wheat imports to 27 439 000, and 125 carloads of Canadian cattle into St Paul on April 30 fueling a Chicago market concern.
A birthday surprise honored a local resident with visits from friends and relatives. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McIntosh of San Francisco and Mr. and Mrs. Lars Melby visiting Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Melbus, among others.
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