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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1934
Page
2
The paper claims establishment in 1871 as a weekly in Scandia Kansas with entry as second class matter at the post office under March 8 1879 act. It markets itself as Republic County's fastest growing weekly newspaper.
In the Probate Court of Republic County Kansas the Last Will and Testament of Jennie Nylund deceased has been admitted. Robert Nylund is named executor and all claims against the estate must be filed within one year from July 31 1984 or be barred.
Probate Court in Republic County Kansas grants letters of administration for the estate of Caroline E Bentsen deceased dated August 3 1934. Gust a Bentsen named administrator directs all claimants to present claims within one year from the date to avoid barred rights. Henry H Van Natta probate judge attests.
Observation notes praise Scandia's planned high school growth and cooperative school board efforts while criticizing aging bridges and road-work. Voter sentiment shifts amid party-line tendencies ahead of the November election. some voters may cross party lines.
A neighborhood lullaby turns to shrieks as children mimic Tarzan during a game. An orchestra musician's joking reply about torch singing lightens the moment in a column noting the abbreviated style due to heat.
Amanda Ottilia Brandstrom executrix of the estate of Andrew John Brandstrom, deceased, will apply to the Republic County Kansas Probate Court at Belleville on September 15, 1934 for a full and final settlement. The filing requests allowance of services and attorney fees, discharge of sureties, and determination of heirs. The notice is dated August 11, 1934 and certified by Probate Judge Henry H. Van Natta.
Mr and Mrs Dave Johnson of Woodward and Oliver Johnson of Long Beach California were dinner guests at the J R Stofer home last Wednesday in a local social gathering.
The article argues many municipalities and counties face default on bonds totaling about 2 billion dollars and warns against new tax funded power plants. It cites Rep Wilcox of Florida noting over 100 more units near default and urges councils to avoid costly white elephants that burden taxpayers and duplicate existing electric capacity.
An old ad claims Adlerika relieves headaches caused by constipation after one dose. The product supposedly cleanses the upper and lower bowels and ends nervousness. Mentions Hage men and Wires druggists and local residents visiting Pete Stroms Tuesday evening.
Government seed plan advances to final setup with a 25 million dollar fund and a 2 million dollar immediate seed purchase allocation. The cooperative drought relief effort by AAA, extension and plant industry bureaus seeds stores at concentration points for next spring. Farmers apply via county committees to buy seed cash at cost plus handling charges.
Kansas State College experts outline how the agricultural adjustment program adapts to drought. Cattle purchases exceed 2.25 million by Aug 4, forage contracts allow hay production, and contracted land supports pasture and hay crops. The program rents land to fund leaving fields fallow and funds soil and moisture conservation through terrace payments.
W H Riddell of the dairy department urges a dry period of at least six weeks for cows before fall freshening to improve production in the next lactation. Hal F Fier explains trench silos should be eight by eight feet at the base and widen to twelve feet at the top, with length based on feeding needs. Gummy exudate at the peach tree base signals borers per G A Filinger, horticulture department, K S C.
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