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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1938
Page
5
Belleville residents and visitors gathered for dinners, visits, and weekend stays with families including the Florells Sothers and Ward families. Many named individuals traveled to or hosted at homes in Belleville Courtland Sabetha and nearby towns. The item notes a birth Donna Louise to Grant Berggren on October 18 and ends with "Has your subscription expired" tone.
Mrs. John Nondorf and John Jr. visited at Will Street. Mrs. George Jeandebeur returned from Narrator. Mr. and Mrs. Rosene visited Linden. Rev. Linnersen visited Dr. Ahrens home. The piece notes steady prices with possible weakness if supplies rise and observes lamb and wool market prospects in Kansas agriculture column.
GO 0 L. C. Williams, assistant director of the K. S. C. Extension Service, is recognized for more than a quarter century of service.
Kansas State College Extension Service marks 125 years of serving farm families. Volunteers in every county organize meetings and demonstrations, spreading knowledge on pest control, wheat varieties, and soil practices. Annual Extension Conference in Manhattan gathers volunteers and staff to set future policy and address farmer needs.
The article advises choosing standing sorghum heads for seed or selecting heads from shocks, storing seeds with airflow and rodent protection, and threshing by hand next spring to avoid machine mix. It also notes pullet eggs reach full size about three months after laying begins, affecting fall and winter income compared with later lays.
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