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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1933
Page
5
Numerous local families hosted and visited across Belleville Kansas with Sunday dinners, picnics, and Wednesday clubs. Guests included the Johnson, Florell, Edberg, Sandine, Roth, McClimans, Olson, Slipsager, Lundblade, Swanson, and Anderson families, along with others from Concordia and nearby towns.
Everett Taverner threshes alfalfa seed for Harry Forney Grant Ful comer and Bill Reed this week Lige Goodwin and son visit the farm Wednesday Mrs George Fike and Mrs E J Fike dine with Chas Berggren Frank Whitley from near Courtland at Bill Whitley home Wednesday Mr and Mrs Oren Hammil and Ernest Mr and Mrs Henry Sandells Paul Jene and Miss Lois Smith dine Sunday at EB Jike home.
Fragments indicate a funeral service note from Belleville Kansas. References to Mr and Mrs Swill Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson Rackley Labon Marshall Ed Kallman appear in a social obituary context mentioning visits over a weekend. The readable text suggests community notices and family greetings surrounding a death.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs E C Nichol and Dorothy from Concordia with Miss Mary West Miss Jessie Nichol and Miss Alice Morgan visiting Mr and Mrs W B Currie. Ruth Hageman left for Lincoln to resume studies at Nebraska University. Phil and Richard Haggman left for Manhattan for college. Mrs Sarah Price of Republic visited the Florell home Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Will Kallman drove to Republic Monday. Charley Tedrow and family spent Sunday at the C L Dyas home. Mr and Mrs Nathan Cornett left Saturday for Sweet Grass Mon where they will make their home with their son Raynee and family. Paul Kallman has been quite sick this last week. FOUND A 4 75-19 tire and rim. Owner can have same by identifying and paying for this ad See Jing Goodwin Ip.
Agricultural topics cover economic improvements in the U S and abroad, using insights from Grimes Filinger Payne Daley and Leker. The column outlines orchard care, grain sowing, wheat seed treatment, and late fall plowing tips for farmers and ranchers.
F W Bell notes fall and winter pasture boosts gains for pigs over dry lot fattening and reduces grain needs. Sows and litters on pasture lessen worm issues. N W Cave warns sorghum should mature before siloing and can withstand light frosts. can stay in field until killing frosts.
In his first war memoir volume David Lloyd George argues the war should have ended by 1916 and perhaps by 1915. He calls Allied French strategy early in the war a sanguinary mistake that nearly lost the conflict. Also noted are brief society notices of a picnic at the state lake and travels of Albert Moe and Mrs May Mead visiting Nebraska towns.
A brief political notice urging voters to support Sanford in the State Representative race on September 19 1933 next Tuesday. The public appeal asks for support and expresses appreciation.
Girl recipient Miss Irene Polley of Republic is hosted at a Sunday evening dinner by Miss Marceil Preble with guests Mr. Lewis Stofer and Mr. Dallas Nylund in attendance.
Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Cooper and Mr and Mrs H E Coleman. John Nimocks left Saturday for Topeka to attend Washburn College.
Guests at Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jeande heur included Miss Carrie Aberg Gust Bentsen and Irvin Currie. Mrs. Bertil Rydell Myrtle and Miss Inga Rydell were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Algot Anderson.
Mrs. Léna Martel and her children moved into the residence formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Mahan. In turn the Mahans moved to the farm vacated by Mrs. Martel, completing a home exchange within the community.
The article argues the Roosevelt program dominates policy, with Raymond Moley in the spotlight. It discusses neighborly aims, the National Industrial Recovery Act and farm relief, and forecasts Supreme Court challenges and potential constitutional issues.
Miss Beulah Anderson went to Kansas City last week where she has work.
See our complete gas appliance stock before buying at A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
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