July crop forecasts and harvest notes from Kansas and U S
The issue presents July and September crop estimates from the Department of Agriculture, noting Kansas corn down by about 48 million bushels and U S corn up by roughly 125 million bushels since July. It highlights a drop in the apple crop from 200 million to 59 million bushels and includes farming guidance on selecting seed corn for better yields. It also reports the marriage of Florence Evelyn Colclazier to Arthur Franklin Goodwin in Belleville and church notices from the Union Valley area including services and a conference schedule.
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Kansas
United States
Department of Agriculture
Washington
U. S
Scandia Welcomes New Doctor Dr. R. C. Ward
Dr. R. C. Ward of Kansas City arrives to take charge of the office and practice of Dr. Haggman in Scandia. He is the son of R. B. Ward of Belleville and earned his medical degree last spring after two years of internship at the German Hospital in Kansas City.
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R. C. Ward
Kansas City
Haggman
R. B. Ward
Belleville
Local Briefs Highlight Community Events and Notes
Comedy show at Kolb and Dil five reelists at Princess on Thursday Sept 20. Mrs. Jim Stice called to Lecompton for sister’s illness. Two Colorado students Hazel Soderquist Maud Root attend local high school. Lois Tebow resumes music studies at Kansas Wesleyan. Kreitzer offers garden items 25c. Social tea with Mrs Jennig Falconer Sept 20. Jardiners needed for winter pots. Kreutzer sells pots. Mr and Mrs J G Stofer visited Lincoln Nebraska and Neb State Fair. Mason cousins from near Sumner Nebraska visit Frank Hawkins. Ruben Fredrickson returns from Willard Colorado harvest. Two newborn boys reported Sept 6 and Sept 11. Don Brown returns from New Mexico. father winters cattle along Rio Grande.
Denver couple visits Robt Nyland home
Rev and Mrs E N Nelson of Denver Colorado visited this week at the Robt Nyland home. They traveled from Denver in two days in their Ford. Also visiting were Mrs Conley and children of Salina G Kelley and family B Carrol A and W Tebow R Stevenson and family of Randall W Campbell and B Tilley of Courtland who visited at C Tebow's last week.
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E. N. Nelson
Denver
Colorado
Robt. Nyland
Ford
Mollie Nixon
John Nixon
Belleville
Bernard Marshall
James Malloy
Bert Bowen
Leslie Johnson
Ralph Bowersox
Joseph Mallory
Merle Yager
Kansas
John Berry
Union
Wichita
Not Guilty in Assault Case After Justice Court Jury
The dispute between M. Weislogel and Ed Bales was tried in a Justice court with a jury on Wednesday evening. The jury returned a not guilty verdict for the defendant Ed Bales. County Attorney Nelson prosecuted for the plaintiff and Nelson Ward defended with L. N. Hendrix assisting.
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M. Weislogel
Ed. Bales
Justice Court
Nelson
Nelson Ward
Mr. Nelson
L. N. Hendrix
Community Club Meets With Mrs Chag Hohman
The Community Club met with Mrs Chag Hohman on Wednesday. The afternoon was spent visiting as it was too warm for fancywork. A delightful lunch was served at 4 o'clock.
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Chag. Hohman
Doctor Ward Takes Charge of Practice in Scandia
Dr. C. V. Hageman announces that Dr. Roscoe C. Ward is located in his offices at Scandia and will assume charge of the practice in all its branches.
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C. V. Hageman
Roscoe C. Ward
Scandia
Combs Persinger Unite in Belleville Ceremony
Mrs Belle Combs and James Persinger wed at the probate judge office in Belleville on Wednesday morning. Persinger is an longtime resident and large landowner seven miles north of Scandia. they will reside there with his sister in law Mrs S M Wyatt has lived with him for years.
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Belle Combs
James Persinger
Belleville
Tebow and son seek X ray for Archie’s ankle
C L Tebow and Archie visited Concordia on Tuesday for an ankle X ray after Archie's foot injury at Hicks camp this summer. The boy has had lingering trouble, following a previous dislocation last winter from a motorcycle fall. Perhaps Archie is thankful he is not a Quadrupel primate.
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C. L. Tebow
Archie
Concordia
Road trip remark highlights rough stretch in Scandia area
Vick Erickson recalls a Lincoln to Scandia trip last week noting the worst road segment was the mile from the bridge to the hill west of town and along the main street of Scandia as the roughest stretch encountered.
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Vick Ercikson
Lincoln
Nebraska
Scandia
Hills Begin Work On New 32 by 12 House
Friends report Mr and Mrs Hill have started a new residence project describing a 32 by 12 structure with an 8 foot ceiling. The yard shows roughness and feterita cane chi let and fine feed stock meanwhile potato vines remain green and bloom.
Vincent Family Hosts Surprise Visit From Kin
The B. Vincent family and guests Mr. and Mrs. Skinner welcomed a surprise arrival from Mr. Halstead and family, cousins of Mr. Vincent. After a 20 year separation the visit cheered Mrs. Vincent before the two families departed Saturday for the West seeking a new home.
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B. Vincent
Mrs. Skinner
Preaching Called Off at Methodist Church Due to Funeral
Last Sunday no sermon at the Methodist church as the pastor attended the funeral of Rev. M. F. Loomis D D former District Superintendent in Osborne. Rev. G R Hall led services with thirty pastors present and short talks. A Mahan and wife transported Ma Hicks and his wife in a Buick and stopped at Rev. G L Rarick’s Esbon home on return.
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Methodist Church
Osborne
M. F. Loomis D. D
G. R. Hall
Salina
Mahan
Simpson 10 Scandia 0 in baseball rout at home
Simpson defeated Scandia 10 to 0 as Scandia visitors struggled to contain the visiting leaguers. Bledsoe started for Scandia, replaced by George of Courtland after two innings, while Simpson collected five hits. Wrigley singled and was left at third in the fifth, and Sigsbee added three long drives in a one sided game.
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Simpson
Scandial
Bledsoe
Scandia
George
Courtland
Wrigley
Jennings
Sigsbee
Larson
Women Registration Meeting in Republic County
State authorities allow post September 5 registration for Republic county women. Township delegates and others are invited to a Maks meeting at Belleville Court House on Saturday September 15 at 2 30 p m to receive registration cards and instructions. Mrs M O Kamp is county chairman. Council National Defense.
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Republic County
Capper
Maks
Belleville
M. O. Kamp
Council National Defense
Patrons Welcome District 88 First Day of School
District 88 patrons gathered at the schoolhouse for opening day with ice cream and cake. The community’s support for the standardized school shows in its proactive welcome and Miss May Sciercisky was named the teacher for the year.
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District 88
May Sciercisky
Seed Wheat Demand Pressing as Cars Arrive
Seed wheat shipments advance with a second car arriving. prompt orders are urged to prevent unsold grain being forwarded to Republic Wyman and Johnson Grain Co.
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Republic, Wyman, & Johnson Grain Co
For Sale Or Trade Red Poland Muly Calf
For sale or trade a six month old Red Poland Muly calf. Will trade for a heifer of a game breed. Contact Andrew Bingston R. in Scandia.
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Red Poland
Andrew Bingston R
Scandia
Union News Highlights Local Social and Farm Happenings
Union residents report a busy week with relatives visiting from Belleville and Wichita. Mules sold to Belleville buyers, crops and livestock noted, and several trips to Ottumwa and Colby. A wedding, repairs after a lightning strike, and a funeral visit mark a varied county story.
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U.S
United States Department of Agriculture
Colclazier—Goodwin
Florence Evylena Colclazier
Arthur Franklin Goodwin
A. A. Burk
Norton
Bes
A. B. Church Notes
M. A. Prebles
Topeka
Robert Nyland
Norway
Blosserg
State OF Kansas
Kolb and Dil
Jim Stice
Lecompton
Hazel Soderquist
Maud Root
Beckman
Lois Tebow
Kansas Wesleyan University
Kreitzers
Jennig Falconer
Kreuzer
J. G. Stofer
Sumner
Frank Hawkins
Ruben Fredrickson
Willard Colorado
Doctor Bobo
John Newcomb
W. B. Ellis
Don Brown
New Mexico
Rio Grand
Combs
Persinger
Ma Hicks
Rev
G. L. Rarick
Esbon
Kansas City Red Sox
Union News
Jerome Bowersox
D. A. Bowen
Ottumwa
Iowa
J. L. Hubbard
Howard Mahan
Waconda Springs
Isidore Bowersox
Charlie Johnson
Scandia Township
Emery Hall
McChesney
Florence Mallory
Mrs. Anderson
J. T. Johnson
Colby, Kaw
Glenn Williams
Miltonvale
Mahsas
Vernon Fryburger
W. L. Bowersox
Great Bend
Lars Larson
F. M. Johnson
Neb
Roy Hall
Fryberger
1Union
Williamson
Washington Township
Union Valley Church
Arthur Coldazier
Will Eastman
Ed Eastman
Archie Larson
McFarland
Colcazier - Goodwin
Florence
Coldazier
Frank Goodwin
Mr. Goodwin
Elijah Goodwin
Kans
Kolb and Dill
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