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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
1
Local notice records a second class mail entry at the Scandia Kansas post office regarding subscription terms priced at 1.25 dollars per year. The fragment notes a mail classification and annual rate without broader context or dates.
The Amana Lutheran Church announces that English will be used in all services next Sunday. Mrs. Clara Cederstam and Miss El Ya Maxell accompanied Mrs. Pehrson to Axtell Kansas for Salem congregation’s fiftieth anniversary where Rev Segelhammer and G Nyquist spoke.
Swedish Methodist Church announces Sunday May 3 service at the usual time. E L and S S meet May for a business and social time. Delegates elected for Randolph convention June 5-7. Ladies Aid meets May 14 at Mrs. Carl Wallin Courtland. Pastor O J Lundberg.
W S Baker pastor urges all parishioners to attend morning services on The Unsealing of the Human Heart and evening sermon Declaring the Glory of God. Junior and Senior C E meet, Sunday School convention planned in Salina May 5 to 7. parishioners urged to attend part of the event.
Kansas agricultural bulletin cites a 200–300 percent prairie dog population rise in 3 to 6 weeks with litters of 4 to 7. It notes poison programs for rodent control, seed quality guidance, tobacco dust for laying hens, certified seed, and community seed programs. Scandia will play Formoso.
Miss Merle Barrett concludes a successful term at Sthabdl Tat Superior School No 1 and will be employed for another year. Jack Johnson signs with Hill City to pitch this season at 175 dollars per month with a four game a month limit.
Miss Emma Poage and her grammar room pupils prepare a program to be given at the city hall next Friday evening. Tickets are on sale and proceeds will fund a piano placed in the classroom.
An elderly Papago woman, linked to the Pima, dies near Tucson at ninety plus. Her last woven work features a Thunderbird motif in red, green, black and white. The color formula and preparation are said to be lost with her, raising questions if science or time will recover the nonfading hues. The Papagos grow crops and rely on desert plants for dyes and food.
Navy officials announced an air refueling test for the airship Shenandoah using a bridle attached to a surface tow ship. Rear Admiral William A. Moffett described connecting a hose to fuel sinks and pumping gasoline from the surface vessel, aiming to extend the airship’s range and safety.
A Kansas City market summary notes ongoing weakness in pork and beef demand for three weeks, with cattle and hog prices declining while sheep rally. Cattle steers range $9 to $11 with various weights, hogs down about 10 to 15 cents daily, top hog price around $11.50, eggs and poultry markets described with guidance on handling and marketing. Swift & Company, Chicago April 27, 1925.
Liberal butter shipments in Chicago on Saturday April 25 eased prices by about half a cent while the national make shows a 10 percent rise. Market shows no change today but pending declines as the flush passes. Stocks in storage in Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia total 1,441,257 cases on April 25 up from 604,497 last year.
Advertisement encourages purchases at GREEN Feed Store for chick feeds and farm supplies. Highlights worm oil, veterinary syringes, linseed meal, salt for ice cream, millet seed, flour, cane sugar, potatoes, and cash for eggs and poultry.
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