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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1973
Page
2
The Scandia Journal in Kansas lists subscription at 3,600 with tax and 34 in all other states. Classified rates are 3 cents per word with a 25 cent minimum, open house announcements 50 cents, display ads 40 cents per column inch. News deadline is Tuesday noon. Ruby Larson, owner, notes a preference for avoiding argumentative content.
The family of William D. Goodwin expresses sincere thanks to relatives and friends for acts of kindness following the death of A. F. Goodwin.
A postcard style note laments workload at the Scandia Journal while praising volunteers Ken Evans and Vernice Swanson. The writer describes spring sights and personal desire to garden and create, urges readers to thank Bernice, and explains the paper’s financial strain and communal purpose.
Walter H. Berger attended the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of Kansas in Salina where he was reappointed Grand Sentinel RAS and assistant grand Sentinel in RKS. Community dinners and visits are listed with numerous local residents and guests across Iola Concordia and Salina. A piano auditin event in Concordia featured Iola Larson descendants and others with church exhibits and social visits noted throughout the week.
Salvation Army volunteers operate field kitchens along the Missouri and Mississippi rivers delivering nearly 4000 meals in 45 hours to flood refugees. Major Harold Hatfield leads 411 emergency units including 15 canteens and trucks with aid from local merchants. The effort also offers emergency housing and is supported by local industries and volunteers.
A toolmaker kept his own tools on his bench under a broken skylight. A thief climbed in and stole them. The court held the company not liable, noting the toolmaker knew of the skylight condition and still stored the tools there.
A judge cites "assumed the risk" when an employee's fur coat is stolen from an unlocked corridor closet. The court says employers must provide reasonable safekeeping for belongings placed in company facilities when employees are instructed to use a specific location.
A vintage home economics note urges using leftover roast pork to save money. It outlines two recipes that transform cooked pork into new dishes, highlighting an American Chinese casserole by Mrs. Roger Barbour of Oak Park Illinois with bean sprouts mushrooms celery and cream of vegetable soup as key components.
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