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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
5
Market expects fat cattle prices to hold steady for the next weeks despite a near 100 percent rise since November. feeder steers may be pushed to fatten soon as the Royal Live Stock Show looms earlier this fall. Prices for fed steers and replacement stock show diverging values, with pork and lamb under beef quality trends.
The Rock Island railroad announces reduced rail rates to Kansas City good October 20 and 21. Ticket validity extends to October 24 from Kansas City.
A string of social notices lists gatherings and visits. Mr and Mrs Charles Jansen welcomed a son born Sunday October 14. Russell Roseney from Kansas City visits the Roseney family. Numerous neighbors and relatives, including the Aspegren and Brandstrom households, share meals and host guests across the area.
Carl McDowell of Omaha visits relatives this week. Lloyd Wetzel enjoyed a Friday supper. Mr and Mrs Tom Hay senior entertained Mrs Bertha Aberg and Elmer Aberg at their home Thursday evening. Mrs B W Selin and Mrs J R Storer visited Concordia last Friday afternoon. Miss Ruby Brown, after working in Kansas City, returns home. Mrs John Brandstrom spent Sunday with the Nelsons. Miss Yvonne Stromberg leaves Sunday for Los Angeles to live with her mother.
Sunday guests included the Hugos family and friends from Concordia. Wires and E C. Wires returned from Chicago World’s Fair. William Mitchell assists Ted Larson in dairy work. Dr Thornton and others visited Eastman home in Belleville. Mrs C W Farrée hosted John’s birthday dinner for Lingstrom Tingstrom Wingstrom family. Rexall One Cent Sale set for October 18 to 20. John Freeburg and Earl Sehwahn head to California for winter. Harry White of Lincoln visited his mother Mrs May White. Hugh Fraser stayed with John Fredrickson. Colorado Lump Coal advertised by A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
Mrs. Albert Moe entertained the Community club at her home last Wednesday evening with a pot luck lunch. Twenty one members and guests including Mrs. Ralph Miles Mrs. Chester Anderson Mrs Russell Anderson Mrs Carl Veteto Mrs J R Stofer and Mrs Carl Hugos attended. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs G A Nystrom on Oct 24. Standard Briquettes on hand. A M Sanborn Lumber Co Adv.
A 1.50 dinner plan yields two new dish ideas Iced Tomato and Clam Juice. Mix two thirds cup bottled clam juice with tomato juice, salt, pepper and a few drops of tabasco over cracked ice. For Fruit Salad arrange pineapple on lettuce, add pear slices around pineapple center, stuff stewed prunes with cream cheese and mayo, plate two per salad, and drizzle French dressing.
Mrs G P Rydell and Inga visited Mr and Mrs Alger Anderson as Sunday guests along with their son. Mrs Charles J Johnson Mildred and others were evening guests. Mr and Mrs Ed Jensen and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Freed. Ella Larson from Kansas City spent a week with her father Swen Larson in southwest Scandia. Violet Dabinnus and Joyce Johnson were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs R E Downing. Last week Mr and Mrs Carl D Larson and son hosted Hagen Carlson and family of Fallen Kan and others. Mrs Levi Nelson and family, Mrs C J Falk and son, and Mr and Mrs Raymond Falk with daughter visited, and Mrs Merle Loofbourrow of Kansas City is visiting her sister Mrs E C Wires and Mr Wires along with her mother Mrs E S Wilson.
Traveling salesman from Neosho Missouri reports a grateful patient who recovered from stomach trouble after using Williams S L K Formula. The letter claims loss of gas and sour stomach reversed and a return to a varied diet. Drugstore refund policy noted yet unverified.
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