Scandia Journal Ad Backs Local Sunday School Faith
The Scandia Journal notes the United Brethren Church urging families to bring children to Sunday School and church services. It promotes moral riches over wealth and cites sermons by Pastor W. S. Baker including themes on righteousness and kingdom priorities. The piece lists service times and events for the week and mentions the Wheelers’ appearance at Republic.
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United ‘Brethren Church
Kingdom of Christ
C. E
Union
Republic
W. S. Baker
Amara Lutheran Church Good Shepherd Sunday Service
Amara Lutheran Church observes the second Sunday after Easter with morning service at usual hours led by Rev. Gra Tere who is attending the Kansas conference convention at Salem Lutheran Church near Axtell this week. The catechetical class will be confirmed on Sunday May 10. Let your soul delight itself in the Lord. CHAS PEHRSON pastor.
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Amara Lutheran
Gesnel
John
Swedish Methodist Church Sunday Services
Swedish Methodist Church announces services for Sunday November 26 with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Swedish service at 11 a.m. topic Co-Workers with God. Epworth League at 7 30 p.m. English service at 8 p.m. Devotion topic Stewardship for All of Life. Pastor Lundberg to report on district convention and future plans. Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Thursday evening April 30 at Mrs. John Fredrickson's home. Welcome to all.
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Swedish Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
John Fredrickson
O. J. Lundberg
Swedish immigrant L. M. Johnson dies at 72 in Kackley
L M Johnson born August 20 1852 in Dalsland Sweden died April 15 1925 at his Kackley home aged 72 years 7 months 27 days He came to America in 1871 lived in Republic county KS since 1872 worked a homestead mill He moved to Kackley in 1908 after his wife died Survived by nephew J O Anderson Scandia two nieces Christina Olson and Sophia Anderson of Kackley an aged sister and a brother in Sweden Funeral rites at Ada cemetery on Saturday April 719 Dir Olson preached the sermon He was a longtime member of the Ada church
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L. M. Johnson
Dalsland
Sweden
Kackley
America
J. O. Anderson
Scandia
Christina Olson
Sophia. Anderson
Ada
Olson
School notes highlight chapel talks and student achievers
Rev W S Baker spoke on Timothy to high school pupils in chapel and Hastings College representative Dr Lucas urged students with Are You Prepared and Are you prepared to pay the price. A piano solo by Edna Moe and a quartet with Francis Larson Jetty Green Ella Wennersten Ruth Albro accompanied the program. The new program committee includes Eskil Lundberg Dale Sanderson Ruth Allerd and Audrey Tedrow. Top students in Miss Andersons room 90+ include Alice Nimocks Alice Isaacson Mildred Bagby Dorothy Hanson Regis Sigsbee Wanda DeBerry Leonard Newcomb Lee Swanson Jean Swan. In Miss Sandborns third grade Vinnona Mahan Albert English Cleo Ward Jeanne Platner. Fourth grade achievers Lewis Bradley John Nimocks.
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W. S. Baker
Chapel
Timothy
Lucas
Hastings College
Edna Moe
Quartette
Francis Larson
Jetty Green
Ella Wennersten
Ruth Albro
Eskil Lundberg
Dale Sanderson
Vivian Dunn
Miss Sandborn
Vinnona Mahan
Albert English
Cleo Ward
Jeanne Platner
Lewis Bradley
John Nimocks
Local residents visit kin and report recoveries
Sheriff and Mrs Eastmen and Mr and Mrs Ed Eastman visited relatives near Jamestown. Mrs Anderson and Mrs Eastman are sisters. The Hay couple return from California. H C Zech recovering after Rochester operation. Rural students attend common school exams in Belleville. Town residents from Scandia, Rydal, and nearby areas frequent Belleville for visits and business.
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J. J. Eastmen
Ed Eastman
Jamestown
Anton Anderson
Anderson
Belleville
Hugh, McGowan
Rydal
Lovewell
R. E. Scrivner
Jessie Mc
Farming Notes on Hogs Posts and Pest Control
Seasonal survey covers feeding dry corn for hogs and in car shelled corn advantages. It notes steel fence posts last 26 to 30 years with hedge posts lasting 40 years in good condition per Ohio experiment station. It also mentions barium carbonate in hamburger as rat bait and treating millet seed for smut with formaldehyde solution.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Corn and forage tips for poultry and hogs
Gracked yellow corn shows higher heat and energy for baby chicks than oats and at lower cost. Healthy 48 hour chicks should not drink excess sour milk. For mid-summer hog pasture sow cane in late April to early May at roughly one to one and a half bushels per acre. Kansas orange and sumac are noted as suitable hog pasture.
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Kansas
Watkins Family Visiting Norton for Treatments
Mr and Mrs O A Watkins of Norton are visiting while Mr Watkins undergoes treatments at the Scandian Sanitarium.
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O. A. Watkins
Norton
Mr. Watkins
Cemetery vandalism outrages New Canaan townsfolk in uprooted graves
In New Canaan Connecticut G Elmer Jones faces possible action as 93 headstones from a historic cemetery were removed or moved. Fifty three stones were relocated to Lake View cemetery and others dumped in a swamp with no disinterments. One stone dated 1786 read Anna Eels. The town claims the cemetery is public property and Cummings will pursue penalties under state law.
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Stamford
Conn
New Canaan
Elmer Jones
John Jones
Jones
Anna Eels
Homer S. Cummings
Corn-Soybean Combination Popular in Eastern Kansas
The article notes Pride of Saline corn and Haber landt soybeans as a desirable mix for pasturing hogs and lambs with soybeans maturing alongside corn. Virginia and Haberlandt varieties are discussed for silage and hogging, while Kansas experiments show no clear advantage without balanced rations. Red Cedar dust sold at 10 cents per unit as a moth repellent.
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Virginia
Kansas Experiment Station
Wedding and Auction Notice From Poketown Gazette
William Smith and Miss Lucy Anderson were disposed of at public auction at the author’s farm one mile east of a cluster of roses. About 70 guests attended with two milch cows six mules and a bob sled present. Rev Jackson tied the nuptial knot with 200 feet of hay rope. The couple left on a John Deere plow and will be at home after ten months with a baby buggy and kitchen utensils. Fifty chickens and chick feeds available. Green's Produce & Feed.
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Poketown Gazette
William Smith
Lucy Anderson
Rev. Jackson
John Deere Gang
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