Highland and vicinity local notes and obituaries
Pauline Siebenborn had dental work in Scandia Monday. John Wenda threshed for Wilbur Kelly and moved to the southwest part of the neighborhood. Murry Lash, Belleville insurance agent, was a business caller in the vicinity. Mrs. Mertie Walter and Mrs. Sadie Walter spent Tuesday and Wednesday with illness noted. David Porter of Cloud county was buried at Highland cemetery, 81, survived by wife and ten children. Merril Gile had tonsils removed in Concordia and hoped to return to school. Charles Fulcomer shelled corn sent to Rydal. John Loofbourrow died at home east of Norway after months with cancer. services at home and Highland cemetery. John Spillman attended funeral and stayed for visit. Richard and Helen Loofbourrow returned from Manhattan after grandfather’s funeral. Mrs. Chester Loofbourrow and relatives visited until Sunday, then returned to Manhattan. Charles Woodka and Clint Wells returned from Gunnison with a carload of sheep for their farm near Belleville. Rain late week was welcome but more is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Siebenborn
Scandia
John Wenda
Wilbur Kelly
Murry Lash
Belleville
Mertie Walter
Sadie Walter
Walter
David Porter
Cloud County
Highland Cemetery
Porter
Lincoln
Norway
Bere H. P. Fuller
John Spillman
John Loofbourrow
Richard
Helen Loofbourrow
Manhattan
Community Folks Share Sunday Visits and School News
District 96 notes show Elmer Danielson family and Jay Bell visiting M A Lar son home while others attend Sunday dinners and church events. Axel Lundberg attends Superior fair. P T A meets at Courtland. Ruth Bland teaches and Deloris and Edith Larson sing at Courtland PTA.
Union News and Community Notes from Scandia and Belleville
Union highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Logan Scott visiting Scandia with their son and Belleville crowds viewing Republican governor candidate Reed. A truckload of Gano apples sold in Union for $1.50 a bushel. Weather turned misty and cool with light showers over Friday and Saturday. Local families, including the Gile and Currie households, cared for Mrs. Currie who was seriously ill, while Mrs. Zimmendorffe of St. Joseph visited the Hall household with other neighbors. A note adds that rain is needed for fall wheat sowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Scott and Son
Scandia
Belleville
Reed
Union
Harry Gile
Near Norway
Lloyd
Jamies Currie
Oscar Freed
Fred Currie
John Hall
Washington Township
Zimmendorffe
Local Notes From Belleville and Surrounding Towns
Sheridan Robison and son visit Belleville on Monday while the Hall family hosts visitors from Barnard and Union. Westward moves include Oscar Blichenstaff of California visiting Dan Housholder. Frank Eastman buys Lindquist’s hamburger stand and plans Belleville move. Mrs Currie fights pneumonia after flu. Geo Price and family will reside on Oliver Johnson farm next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan Robison
Sherman
Belleville
I. Bowersox
Elsie
Union
Turner
Davis
Baby
Barnard
Emery Hall
Hall
Hill City
Oscar Blichenstaff
California
Dan Housh
Courtland
Frank Eastman
Hamberger
Beryl Lindquist
Fred Currie
Geo. Price
White Rock Township
Oliver Johnson
We Sow Our Thoughts and Reap Our Destiny Quote
A noted aphorism by C. A. Hall appears on a page, reflecting on how thoughts shape actions and habits, and how habits influence character and fate. The peculiar ending includes a garbled sequence VPLUGIAULTIE.
Seasonal Dishes And Savory Omeletlike Custard Dish
A home kitchen guide offers a custard supper dish with bread, butter, cheese and a light custard bake. Also includes pimento stuffed eggs tuna salad and gelatin dressing, ham and cracker mixture, peppers filled and baked, plus a chop suey variant using round steak and canned beans for budget meals. A street-floor anecdote cites a floorwalker fired after directing a woman to a florist.
Farm Machinery and Miscellaneous Inventory Listing
A miscellaneous listing of farm items including six Buff Orpingtons six ducks several young White Wyandotte chickens one organ an 18 inch heating stove a Reedside go cart a range stove a leather top sofa a 150 egg incubator a Putman brooder twelve galvanized chicken coops and various tools such as bug spades scoops hammers wrenches and wire stretchers with many other items noted as too numerous to mention.
Kansas Farm Calendar Dairying Tips and Horticulture Notes
Practical dairy rations for a 1000 pound cow producing 30 pounds of 40 percent milk daily include 10 to 14 pounds of hay, 25 to 35 pounds of silage, and 1 pound of dairy ration per 3 pounds of milk. Also guidance on farm inspection readiness and sanitation for cherry leaf spot and farm accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
H. J. Brooks
Ben Davis
R. J. Barnett
C. E. Graves
Fall plowing or listing in Kansas ranked profitable
R I Throckmorton notes fall or winter plowing improves eastern Kansas land for next spring planting. He adds central and western Kansas should be blank listed during fall or early winter for some gor ghams next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
R. I. Throckmorton
Kansas state figures on farm stocks and crop prospects
1928 horse and mule totals on U S farms reach 21 million with declining colt production from 88 per 1000 horses in 1910 to 38 in 1926. Potatoes 466 815 000 bushels forecast September 1, average 865 000 000. Canadian crop 89 147 000 vs 77 430 000 in 1927. wheat 550 482 000, largest Canadian wheat crop on record. Extension information via Kansas State College. over 2004-H members attended Hutchinson encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kansas
Kansas State Agricultural College
Manhattan
H Club
Hutchinson
Election Day Dinner by U B Ladies Planned
The U B ladies announce a dinner and supper to be served at the Aid building on election day. Proceeds support community relief efforts and parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
Aid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Highland and Vicinity
Elmer Danielson
Kenneth
M. A
Messrs
Allen
Arvid Larson
Emer Mae
Allen Larson
Venard
Ruth
Carl Peterson
M. A. Larson
Axel Lundberg
Superior
Jewell City High School
Ruth Bland
Concordia
John Carlson
Mission Church
Mary Carlson
Archer Carlson
Myrtle
Wilma Jeanne
Winifred
John Larson
Wilbert Helberg
Deloris
Edith Larson
District 96
Union News
Western Newspaper Union
Sallie
Gipugagy
John Deere Lister
Emerson
McCormick
Deering
Oliver
Mitchell
McCormick-Deering
H. M. Scott
Department of Agricultural Economics
The
Agricultural College
W. E. Grimes
F. W. Bell
Agronomy
Floyd Maston
Munden
John Poage
Mr. Poage
Princess
Cheyenne
Tom
Clara Bow
Ladies of the
Indianapolis Cancer Hospital
Indianapolis
Ind
Granstedt
Republic
Joan Shorthorn Bull
Sultan Jr
Frank L. Eastman
Bank OF Scandia
G. W. Nichols Masseur
O. V. Nichols
FE. H. Lewis
Mortuary Service
Jeandebeur
John A. Freeburg
Ethyl
CROWN
Standard Oil CO
Harry L. Hunt
W. 5Th
C. V
Haggman
Adolph Nelson
C. E. Albro
V. C
Scandia Rodee No
Brethren
Chas. Nordman
N. G. W. R. Billings
See
Lebanon
A. F
A. M
Olson
W. M. R. Morey
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