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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1966
Page
2
An editorial reflecting on who deserves free admission at local athletic events and the broader value of volunteer service. The piece stresses recognizing effort, honoring dedicated workers, and avoiding favoritism in pass policies while highlighting the role of churches and community organizations in sustaining local life.
A reminiscence from The Editor's Wife reflecting on school start anticipation amid town concerns. She recalls a young girl tired of school questions, weather and rain in July, and early teaching experiences with a county superintendent visiting classrooms and influencing desk chores.
An article discusses the value of agricultural research and Extension to farmers in Kansas and across the United States. It cites Zvi Griliches who estimates a ten to one return on public funds for research and Extension, with other inputs yielding various returns such as fertilizer at 2.70 per dollar and farmer education at 1.30. The piece also notes heat stress risks for heart patients among farmers and lists community visits and local agricultural topics, including pesticide history from ancient Greeks and current usage figures.
The Methodist and Lutheran congregations in Norway Kansas welcome all parishioners. Sunday School starts at 10:00 a.m. Worship follows at 11:00 a.m. Evening service is at 6:30 p.m. Rev. Lee A Dickey presides at the Methodist church.
A reflective note describes a return to Clay Center teaching after time in the newspaper business. The author praises a friendly, observant town, enjoys the dogs and their distinct personalities, and recalls residents like Frazier and the dogs Butch and Tuck living with their owners.
The piece recalls election campaigns in 1966 focusing on state representative from the 96th district and a U S Senate race, contrasts campaign styles, and recounts early political memories from Harding to Coolidge, plus details about Scandia election boards, voter eligibility, and election day routines. It closes with weekend visits to Ernest Nelson’s home.
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