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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
1
The church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and preaching services at city hall listed for 8 p m with Betts leading. The brief notes church activities and schedule for the day.
The W F M S will meet Friday at the church for important business and an officers’ board meeting. No morning services next Sunday. evening service at city hall park. Ladies Aid meets Thursday Aug 13 at Mrs Reuben Fredrickson’s home with hostesses listed. Ice cream and cake served Saturday and evening at the Farmers Union Store. O J Lundberg, pastor.
Three Copenhagen building guilds mark twenty five years since their start during Denmark’s early industrial conflicts. They formed to provide work for union members by creating their own construction enterprises financed from union treasuries and stock issued at low rates. The Construction Workers' Guild now operates with about 150 to 200 workers, capital around 250 900 kronen, and yearly turnover near 2 000 000 kronen.
Kansas City market held steady overall with grass fat cattle strong in places. Montana Wyoming and Dakota supplies expected to rise. prime Missouri fed steers sold at $14.50, with other grades ranging to $18.65 for some. Hog prices advanced with top bids near $14.15. lambs and sheep mixed with steady to firm quotes as Idaho lambs reached $15 and natives $14.25 to $14.75.
The new Chicago Union Station stands as a landmark in railway construction with a vast one level design, expansive concourse, and luxury traveler amenities. Built for 50,000 passengers daily, it consolidates lines from Pennsylvania, Chicago Milwaukee St Paul, Burlington Quincy, and Chicago and Alton railways, and anchors the Chicago City Beautiful Plan.
GC B Auel outlines core Safety First principles for homes highlighting major hazards. He urges precautions for fire dangers, proper handling of cuts, poison bottles, electrical safety, gas leaks, and ventilation to reduce the 20,000 annual home accident deaths and 15,000 annual fatal falls.
The United States Department of Agriculture and North Dakota Agricultural College report sheep farming profitable in North Dakota and western Minnesota. Larger flocks yield higher profits, with 50 to 140 head producing 204 to 724 dollars in 1924, aided by good lambing care and sweet clover pasture despite bloat risk.
An aqueduct in Constantinople, built by Empero Varens, A. i. 378, remains in use. Its main bridge spans about 2000 feet in length, rises 75 feet high, and features arches with approximately thirty foot spans.
An affluent New York physician faces lawsuits from two women alleging inappropriate attention. The case highlights social and ethical tensions amid questions of conduct and reputation.
During the testimony the witness largely stayed seated and drooped with his head resting on his shoulder. A brief news item notes the subdued demeanor and minimal physical response as the proceedings continued.
Psychological tests cited by Science Service suggest college students perform best work midweek. The finding highlights Wednesday as optimal for study and cognitive tasks across campuses.
A note suggests that the tradition of “Wetted candles” during Christmas on Christina Ave stems from a Jewish festival celebrated around the same time. The link highlights shared timing and cross cultural influences in local customs.
Farm calendar highlights insect control in stored wheat across Kansas with fumigation guidance. Rye pasture recommended for hogs and winter grazing, plus broad sow benefits. Also advises wheat planting decisions, disease checks on melons, grape harvest stages, and poultry house ventilation for August egg production.
Dry cows and heifers bred to calve in fall benefit from extra feed six weeks before calving. Maintain clean cows and equipment to produce high grade cream and keep it cold. Deliver cream often to reduce souring and fetch penalties for first grade cream. Officials urge river-area farm product exhibits at the fair and cash ticket pickup at Eberhardt's Market.
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