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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1926
Page
2
The Scandia Journal from Scandia Kansas lists J W Plotner and Son as publishers. It notes the newspaper is entered at the Scandia post office as second class mail matter and states a yearly subscription price of $1.50.
A list of Rock Island timetable entries with No 8 No 34 local passenger No 40 No 6 passenger No 84 local freight No 7 Rocky Mountain Limited No 33 local passenger No 39 passenger No 5 flag No 83 local freight 641 642 motors and 691 690 freight with their posted times across east west north and south routes.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for re election as Probate Judge in Republic County. Primary election set for August 3rd with the will of the voters to determine the outcome.
W A Lowell announces candidacy for Republican Sheriff nomination in Republic County primary on August 3, subject to voter will. John H Griffin also seeks the Republican nomination for Sheriff at the same primary.
Mont L. Hill runs for re election as County Clerk in the sub public county at the primary on August 3, 1926. The notice highlights incumbency and the August 3 voting date.
Wm. R. Goodwin announces re election bid for clerk of the district court subject to Republic County voters at the August primary. John M. Hostetler announces Republican nomination bid for Republic County Clerk to be decided by the August 3, 1926 primary.
William C. Perry declares his bid for the office of county attorney in Republic County subject to the Republican primary on August 38 1926. The notice presents a formal declaration of candidacy and affiliation with the Republican Party.
For Register of Deeds May R. Collins is listed and for County Superintendent Clare C. Baldwin appears as primary race candidates. Voters are instructed to consider the will of the people at the August 8th, 1926 primary.
Church notices outline morning services at regular time with communion and reception of members. Evening union meeting at U B church. Monday Sunday school business meeting at the church. Thursday Women’s Home Missionary Society meets with Mrs Aug Rasmussen. Friday Men’s chorus practice at the church. Pastor O J Lundberg signs. Also an ad-like devotional urging comfort at home and in prayer.
A church pastor extends an immediate invitation to attend Sunday school and morning and evening preaching at the U B Church. He notes regular Thursday evening services and signs as W S Baker, Pastor.
Gospel focus John 17 1 8 with intercessory prayer. Sunday school and morning services at the usual hour. Rev Granere to preach. Monthly union services at U B church in the evening. Pastor and J A Freeburg left for Kansas City Missouri for the Kansas Conference at First Lutheran church. New Trinity Lutheran hospital addition and church edifice dedication planned. Rev A S Seegerhammar long serving secretary expected to be re elected. See Hebrews 4 14 16 and hold fast to our profession. CHAS PEARSON Pastor.
An Atchison woman married a respectable businessman who shared a home and care but failed in romance. She worried he did not love her, while her mother replied affection proves not in words but in tending bills, groceries, coal, and clothes. The article reflects a balance between affection and practical support quoted from the Atchison Globe.
Aunt Agente reports expert Dr Amy Leazenby Englund from Kansas State Agricultural College warns good posture in children is essential. Poor posture causes round shoulders flat chest and abdominal sagging, risking heart function digestion and chronic fatigue. Standing tall with head aligned benefits health and efficiency.
Farmers face hard choices as horses weakened by winter rations and little exercise may not be fit for heavy spring work. Experts advise breaking them gently for horseflesh costs, noting antiques in farmhouses fetch high prices despite age and wear.
The text notes furniture refinishing to improve appearance and lists sandwich vegetable combinations such as eggs with spinach and tomatoes with bacon. It explains milk fat decreases with higher milk flow and cites Kansas having over 3,000,000 cattle, ranking fourth nationally in beef production.
Fragile, playful exchange shows a nurse guiding questions from a curious child about fish and the world. The dialogue, set in Pears' Bunal London, features a helpful nurse answering with patience while a caretaker manages the scene.
A short Exchange piece lists three guiding practices three commendable traits and three despised faults. It praises thrift industry promptness and temperance while condemning cruelty arrogance and ingratitude and urges giving to the poor comfort to the sad and appreciation to the worthy.
A testimonial from R C Miller praises Adlerika for removing gas and improving sleep after stomach gas. The ad asserts one spoonful relieves bloating and may expel old waste, calling it excellent for chronic constipation.
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