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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1932
Page
3
Mont L. Hill announces his candidacy for the Office of County Clerk. The statement is made at the request of friends and he seeks the Republican nomination in the August primary election.
A notice states W G Bill Campbell announces his Republican bid for Republic County sheriff subject to voters at the August primary. He frames the move as aligned with GOP voters and the party ticket.
Chas G Aspgren announces his bid for County Commissioner from the Second District of Republic County with candidacy conditioned on Republican voters in the August primary.
A campaign notice for CARE T LARSON seeks Republican voter support in Republic County at the August primary. The filing signals intent to run for Sheriff subject to party will and primary results.
W H Helfer of Republic Kansas announces candidacy for Sheriff on the Republican ticket and requests support at the August 2 primary in Scandia and vicinity.
Lester B Beames declares his run for sheriff of Republic County subject to Republican voters in the August primary. He voices support from party members and outlines campaign aims for law enforcement and community safety.
In Republic County the candidate Frank Granstedt announces his run for the office of commissioner from the second district, subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary.
Ruth B Nordman Loring files for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Republic County subject to the August primary votings. The bid aims to win the party line in the forthcoming election.
The notice lists FRANK E WIL as a candidate for the nomination for Commissioner of the Second District Republic County subject to the will of the primary election. The document records the official candidate designation and election context.
In a statement to Republican voters in the August Primary, Andy Moore announces he will campaign on a strict law enforcement platform if he wins the nomination. He emphasizes commitment to stronger policing and public safety.
Henry H. Van Natta declares candidacy for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket and will compete in the August primary election.
H P Coombs announces re election bid for Republic County Clerk on the Democratic ticket subject to the August primaries.
Marvin E. Larson announces his candidacy for the office of superintendent of public instruction in Republic County on the Democratic ticket subject to the August primary election. He centers his platform on improving public schools and district governance.
Laura M Hill announces her run for the Republican primary nomination to become superintendent of public instruction. The declaration outlines her intent to seek election and lead statewide education policy.
A campaign statement from Dave Wallace pledges a business like and efficient administration of the Kansas State Superintendent of Public Instruction office if nominated and elected, asserting commitment to govern in the public interest under the primary election process.
Commissioner candidate Tudor J. Charles declares his run for the Democratic nomination in Repulse County's second district, pending the will of voters in the August primary election.
Campaign item urging Mollie Hadacher for re election as Register of Deeds of Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to the August 2 primary. Mention references to insurance and depreciation terms with Cook's House Paint and Sanborn Lumber Co. as supporting mentions.
A Friday and Saturday program highlights America's patriotism with portraits titled Alexander Hamilton and Washington the Man and the Capital. The event frames national figures and civic themes for attendees this week.
Benny Lervold of Scandia advertises for sale Duroé gilts bred to a spotted Poland boar. The litter is expected soon and the notice names the seller and location.
Miss Elizabeth Miller of Manhattan spent the weekend with Miss Genevieve Freed. Miller belonged to a string quartet that performed in a local musical contest at Concordia College.
A forty minute program at Concordia High School featured several Girl Reserve members recounting visits to Camp Wood and Estes Park last summer. Frances Curtis played violin, the group sang, and speakers Genevieve Freed Bernice Bowersox Jeannette Ahrens and Lois Hiatt shared camp details.
A reader shares a wry piece on marriage drift and renewed closeness amid money worries. He recalls nights apart, twin beds, clubs and social life, then a shift to home life, church attendance, and simpler meals as his outlook improves.
Public legal notices in Republic County Kansas announce final settlements for estates of Mikkel Stensaas C A Muth and John Sjoholm. Administrators seek court approvals May 1932 and deadlines for filing claims within one year. Notices include probate court details Belleville and signatures of Henry H. Van Natta Probate Judge.
The Journal recalls Scandia area youths who left prints on a brick 50 years ago. Names of participants span Wilmar California to Oklahoma City and list many residents now deceased. Journal asks for information to identify the guilty party and locate the brick imprint while noting possible misspellings and unconfirmed residences.
Mr and Mrs S S Benedict spent Sunday with relatives at Miltonvale. The short note records a family excursion and the host locale Miltonvale as the gathering spot.
Kay Francis and Lilyan Tashman star in a lavish Paramount talkie about gold digging in the big city. Eugene Pallette and Joel McCrea join in a mix of romance and humor as secrets unravel and a cheerful ending arrives.
District 96 notes show Carl Peterson and Ruth visiting Fred Mainquist, L A Nondorf hosting L A Larson evening, Jareen and Galguters at Jay Bells, and Ethel Russel with grandmother Mrs Sophia Hoffman. August Band at Arvid Larson, Freya Warren from Lovewell with M A Larsons, Bert Saylers visiting her parents John Anderson east of Court, Chester Reed and daughter with Roy Everts, plus Hageman and Wires selling Crazy Crystals.
State Fire Marshal Douglas A. Graham says March fire losses fell to 344,612 from 745,172 in March 1931, a $400,560 decrease. There were 381 fires, 79 from roof sparks, 49 from chimney defects, 69 unknown causes. 229 dwellings damaged, 148,293 lost, 23 garages 77,646 damaged, 25 stores 44,167 damaged.
For sale or trade one model Ford truck in first class condition. Would trade for small tractors or a 22 inch separator. Contact Hjner Larson phone 1804 Scandia Kansas. Mrs. Rebs. Doctor and Mrs. Guy Ward spent Sunday and Monday assisting at the Frank Dickerhoof home in Norway.
For sale notice advertising a sweet potato plant from Chas Monson with phone 1011 and a scan reference a:21p. Also another for sale listing two gifts and fifteen pigs from Joe Cline, Republic 207.
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