Scandia Schools Open After Summer Break
The Scandia public schools will open on Monday September 1 with registration on that day and classes starting Tuesday. A full teaching staff is in place though a Latin and English teacher remains to be hired before the bell. The superintendent Edgar Malott urges parental cooperation and requests that very young children wait another year before starting school.
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Scandia
Bliss
Anderson
O'Neill
Miss Sanborn
Poage
Githens
Miss Arrasmith
Malott
Edgar Malott
James Whitney Featured at Hicks Camp as Scout Leader
James Whitney of Lincoln Nebraska a Camp Speaker and leader of the Lincoln Boy Scouts addressed the campers on sportsmanship. A piano recital at Lutheran church showcased students including Edna Ericcson Blanche Sanderson Vada Forsberg and Clara Cederstam with a varied program.
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Hicks
James E. Whitney
Lincoln
Nebraska
Scandia
Whitney
Boy Scouts of Lincoln
Jim Whitney
Clara Cederstam
Lutheran Church
Edna Ericcson
Donald Moe
Clara Cederstain
Alice Kallman
Helen Goodwin
Dais Chains
Blanche Sanderson
Dorothy Larson
Vada Forsberg
Loleta Goodwin Sylvian
Thelma Kallman
Carl “Thleen
Alice Sahleen
Glada Ericcson
Zena Moe
Elda Ericcson
Pretty Butterfly
Eldred Seggerham
Edna Moe
Ella Ericcson
Agda Bloom
Lightning Strikes Farmhouse. Larson Family Unharmed
During a Wednesday night thunderstorm the P. J. Larson farm house occupied by Carl T. Larson and family was struck by lightning. The chimney flue-stop was thrown fourteen feet, a window was struck, and the bolt passed close to Mr and Mrs Larson before exiting through a window.
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P. J. Larson
Carl T. Larson
Mrs. Larson
Magnificent Ambertons Begins Serial in Journal
The Journal starts a new serial titled The Magnificent Ambertons by Booth Tarranton, a Pulitzer prize winner. It promises a vigorous American story and invites readers to read the first chapter on another page.
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Journal
the Magnificent
Ambertson
Booth Tarrington
Amber&ons
Tax Leap Across Scandia Area Reflects County Rise
A study of Republic County tax assessments shows widespread increases in 1919. Scandia City levies jump to 21.60 per thousand, driven by county and school taxes, with per thousand totals varying across towns. The report notes higher road and bridge costs and potential 1920 hikes if labor and material prices stay high.
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Republic County
Scandia
Ner Creusmid Oon
Seandia
Aioe
Due
Rscandia
Belleville
Courtland
Cuba
Norway
Munden
Narka
Unclear OCR Read Leaves Fragmented Local Notice
Fragments describe a schedule or event with names and locations but text is garbled. Readable items hint at a recurring market or feature titled Fresh fruit every Saturday at the Strandia Mere. No clear dates, participants, or actions are present.
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Kreitzer’s Cash Store
James Whitney
Janet Doctor
Marceil Preble
Beulah Kallman
Lulu Kallman
Car Sahleen
Gladys Nylund
Linn & Danielson
Clothiers
Scandia, Kansas
Amd
Haji
U. S. Geological Survey Service
Republican
Misouri Pacific
Theodeh
Ced
Padouhtedig
Meerut
Focllon
Srandia Mere
Electric Shoe Shop
W. C. Davis, “the Shoe Man,” Propr
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