Glass matter at the post office in Scan ehsas
Fragmentary note from the Scan ehsas post office mentions a glass matter and a Journal price of $1.25 a year.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
1
Fragmentary note from the Scan ehsas post office mentions a glass matter and a Journal price of $1.25 a year.
Sunday April 5 marks morning worship baptism and sermon with Dr Anderson from Chicago speaking and Rev G E Olson evangelist leading next week April 5 to 16 at eight oclock Daily scripture readings from the booklet His Last Week are urged Readers are invited to attend services with O J Lundberg, pastor.
A church notice urges fathers to lead their families to Palm Sunday services at United Brethren Church with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. The Junior C E at 3:00 p.m. and Union Senior C E at 7:00 p.m. follow, with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00 p.m.
Gospel chosen from I Corinthians 11 23 29 marks the institution of the Lord s Supper The English language will be used at all services Envelopes for foreign missions will be enclosed The pastor was absent holding services near Herndon Kansas The confirmation class meets Saturday afternoon Services on Sunday include morning and evening led by Chas Pehrson pastor
Last Thursday morning the high school held a spell match with Zenia Moe and Jane Smith as champions. They will represent the school to Belleville next Saturday. Reverend Baker A spoke to students on the manhood of Jesus focusing on mental and spiritual qualities. The Freshman English class conducted an engaging lesson last Monday through student-led themes and talks.
Washington reports on the U S Department of Agriculture bird banding program from Lake Michigan to Colombia and Nova Scotia. Findings cover tern migrations, defending methods, and questions about routes nesting sites and adult versus fledgling behavior.
Poultry expert advises selecting breeders to boost next year’s numbers. A strong male with pedigree and health drives egg production, body type, and vigor. Keep birds healthy, exercised, and housed with dry litter, good air, and controlled protein to improve fertility and chick quality.
A theft at a U S facility on Point Loma led to the loss of ten aerial torpedoes from ammunition magazines. Naval officers and police fear possible misuse and are investigating after the discovery during a weekly inspection.
Scaly leg in fowls is caused by a parasite under leg scales. Clean barns, burn debris, oil poles, and dip infected birds’ legs in a kerosene and tallow mixture for five minutes. Repeat in 4 to 5 days if needed. brush in the solution to reach all scales.
Baltimore reports on experiments by Dr. J. B. MacKenty of New York using an artificial larynx for cancer patients without vocal cords. The device channels air from the lungs through a neck pad and rubber tube to vibrate the vocal cords substitute, producing monotone speech audible in a room.
Is your subscription paid up The HATS in styles that draw trade and quality appears at the Gift Shop in Concordia Thora Yeager attends high school and stays at the Frank Goodwin home George Strayer visits Ward and Jeande beur homes then returns to Norcatur Mrs Tda Altman returns to Republic Alfa Tingstrom and baby Adellz Tingstrom accompany her home for the day A soaking rain Wednesday may continue through the week Miss Mabel Hageman of Flint Michigan visits her ailing father S A Hageman Mrs A Nelson hosts the Dorcas society Friday April 10 refreshments served at 1 00 o'clock All are welcome Princess to entertain you.
Mrs. Frank Mahan advertises a Sunday chicken dinner priced at 40 cents. The brief notice highlights a specials event likely at a local eatery, inviting patrons to dine on the affordable offering.
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