From the Observation Tower on international tensions
The article warns of rising fears of a world conflict with Germany Italy and possibly Japan aligned with fascist rebels and Russia on the opposing side. It notes Russia's delicate position and speculation on future moves in Europe and Asia while hoping war is averted. It also mentions football season winding down and questions about Scandia basketball plans and venue bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spai
Germany
Italy
Rusia
Japan
Russia
Far
Europe
Feeders Seek Grain Substitutes for Winter
Winter feeding problems are serious as grain prices rise led by corn. Wheat serves as a common substitute, while bran, cottonseed meal, and molasses offer cheaper nutrients. Dairyman J W Linn of Kansas State College says some dairymen may sacrifice short term profits to feed better, hoping higher future returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Linn
Kansas State College
Linn
Mrs Ray Muth and Beulah Anderson Visit Belleville
Mrs Ray Muth and Beulah Anderson spent Saturday afternoon in Belleville according to local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Muth
Beulah Anderson
Belleville
Republic County News Roundup Detailing Local Officials and Events
In Republic county tax payments rise ahead of the December deadline. A county teachers association meeting is planned for December 12. Mrs. Marguerite Graham assists in the treasurer’s office during tax rush. Lucille Howard and Jim Howard take a weekend trip to Kansas City. The Larsons celebrate the birth of daughter Sigrid Jan on November 20. County officials inspect the highway system as new members take office in January. Cauliflower relief distribution reaches county clients. The Democratic committee backs Edward A. Cory for district highway commissioner. Soil Conservation Administration sign-up papers speed payments to farmers. The widow of the late probate judge John A. Jacobs dies in Viola Illinois. Two weddings occur in November with licenses issued by the probate judge. Five civil cases filed, including suits by Charles W. Johnson, Receiver, against multiple individuals, plus a mandamus case over a river bridge contract. Probate court appoints guardians and administrators. a jail fit results from a DUI fine and costs.
Miss Adeline Sandell Spends Friday Night With Fern Johnson
Friday night socializes as Miss Adeline Sandell spends time with Fern Johnson in a local gathering. The event centers on these two individuals and their evening activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Sandell
Fern Johnson
Greenleaf Men Play Volley Ball Study Circle
Businessmen join a new recreation at the invitation of the school superintendent. They plan regular rounds of volleyball as a leisure activity and a fellowship opportunity in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenleaf
the Sentinel
Pioneer Pauses The Republic Advertiser Reports Mrs Laport
The Republic Advertiser notes the death of Mrs Maria Laport born in 1887, a pioneer of the section. She died Monday after a long illness, marking a significant local obituary.
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Republic Advertiser
Maria Laport
Teachers Pay Disparities Highlighted by Linn-Palmer Record
The Linn Palmer Record analyzes county school pay showing high school teachers averaging about 110 dollars per month while grade teachers in one room schools earn roughly 55 dollars and 92 dollars in town schools, drawing ire from educators about underpayment.
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Linn-Palmer
Stone’s
Kansas
Rural mail car operator killed by train near Deshler Depot
Mr. Watkins a rural route mail carrier at Deshler was instantly killed Friday when his car was struck by a Rock Island train two blocks west of the Deshler Depot. The Hardy Herald notes Thanksgiving guests and dinners at local homes including Conrad Sederlin and Carl Aberg, and visits to the Sederlin and Alexander households.
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Watkins
Deshler
Rock Island
Hardy Herald
Help Bladder Make 25c Test Drink
A sobering old time ad advises drinking six glasses of boiled or distilled water daily to aid poor bladder action. It promotes a kit ofBukets tablets made from buchu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs claiming to flush acids and impurities in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggman & Wires
Formoso Store Branch Opens in Mankato
The New Era reports Russell Department Store of Mankato opening a Formoso branch Saturday named Store The. Community officials welcome the new retail outlet and expect increased local employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formoso
Russell Department Store
Mankato
Formosa
New Era
Marine Leo Jensen Dies After Meningitis Strike
Leo Jensen a 25 year old Marine from San Diego California died after contracting meningitis upon visiting his sister in Clyde last week. He had not seen his sister since childhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Jensen
Marine
San Diego
California
Clyde
First National Bank Jewell City Celebrates 50th Anniversary
The Jewell County Republican notes the First National Bank at Jewell City marked its 50th anniversary last week with a milestone celebration.
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Jewell County
First National Bank
Jewell City
Worden nets over 1500 from alfalfa harvest in 20 acre field
Superior farmer Frank Worden reports earnings exceeding 1500 dollars this year from three cuttings on a 20 acre alfalfa field. Burr Oak Herald notes the strong yield and practical farming returns in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Worden
Superior
Burr Oak Herald
Cloud County Permit Review Finds No Serious Irregularities
State officials from the Department of Registration and Inspection say no permits were revoked after surveying Cloud County. About 325 of 1,150 permit holders failed to mail duplicate purchase statements, explaining the lapse.
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Cloud
Negiment
State Department of Registration
Cloud County
Flying Swedes win county football title 124 to 0
Coach Mathias' Flying Swedes dominate county teams with a season total of 188 points for and 18 against. Other items include local business moves, Thanksgiving hometowns, amateur prizes at Prince Theatre, and civic appointments.
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Mathias
George Jeandebeur
John Bott
Home Oil Co
Manhattan
Florence Sederlin
Bill Boggess
Dee Householder
Jake Stof
Watch Found After Seven Months In Potato Patch
A report notes Chas Lysholm recovered his watch after seven months from a potato patch, though it was not running. The item is part of a local miscellany listing family news and recent moves, including Alfred and Mrs Kallman welcoming a son in Union Township and the Vincent family moving from Montana to Denver Cole.
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Chas
Lysholm
Alfred Kallman
Union Township
Arthur Vincent
Montana
Denver Cole
Scandia
Savage
Republic County
Legal Notices First Published in Scandia Journal
Public legal notices appear in the Scandia Journal with first publication on November 12, 1936. The notice collection includes court actions and related deadlines issued by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Sheriff Sells Scandia Lands In 1936 Foreclosure Auction
Under a District Court execution, Sheriff of Republic County will auction the defendant Art Cardwell's undivided interest in west 60 feet of lots 45 and 46, Block 4, Scandia, to satisfy Charles W. Johnson Receiver Bank of Scandia judgment of 895.80 plus costs. Auction at Belleville Court House on December 14, 1936, at 2 P M.
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District Court
Republic County
Kansas
Charles W. Johnson
Bank of Scandia
Scandia
Art Cardwell
Belleville
Visitor from Texas Visits Nederland Kin
Mrs. R. C. Eychner of Nederland Texas visits sister Mrs. L. J. Porter and Mr Forter this week for a family gathering in Nederland Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
R. C. Eychner
Nederland
L. J. Porter
Forter
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Scandia Journal
Scandia, Kansas
Republic
Congress
Louis Stofer
Jake P. Stofer
By.b. W. Selin
Washington County
Senator Vandenburg
Gene Byrnes
Bnger
American News Features, Inc
Court House News
WM. Hay
Marguerite Graham
Republic County Teachers’ Association
Lucille
Howard
Jim Howard
Kansas City
Marvin Larson
Sigrid Jan
E. O. Adee
Carpenter
Gust ° Scel
Maurice Fate
Democratic Central’ Committee
Edward A. Cory
Talme
T. P. George
Lincoln Township
H. J.adams
Soil Conservation Administration
State Office
John A.jacobs
Viola
Ill
Jacobs
County
B. D. Baxter
Lahodny Funeral Home
Hollis Cemetery
Old Jacob's Homestead
Royal B. Robinson
Fort Collins
Colo
Teresa S. Luis
Edwad L. Luis
Chicago
Jesse G. Young
Hubbell
Nebr
Afton
District—Court
Otto C. Nelson
Olive H. Nelson
A. C. Florell
Belle C. Florell
Oscar Linden
G. A. Nystrom
New Republic Republican River Bridge
Board of ‘County
Commissioners
General Construction Co
Frank G. Spurney
Kennett
Spurney
Tony Novak
Edward Nawel
Edward E. Harris
Narka
E. E. Baird
Agenda
Ernest Beneda
Cuba
Moore
Beneda
Franklin D., Jr
Ethel du Pont
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr
Eugene du Pont
Mr. Roosevelt, Jr
Miss du Pont
Pioneer
Conrad Sederlin
Carl Aberg
E Reno Sederlin
Ray
Eugene
O. F. Werner
Andrew Nelson
Ray Chilcott
Bank
Alfalfa
Journal
Sandell
Lincoln
Lee University
Ross Johnson
J.A. Moore
W. C. Perry
Plaintiff
B. W. Selin
Carl
Ada Lutheran Church
Kackley
Thanksgiving
Evering
Harveyville
Jessie Young
Carl Hugos
Albert Jackson
Business Directory
C. V. Nichols
G. W. Nichols
Shorty Martin
Freeburg Undertaking Service
Mortician
E. Porter Ahrens
Ole’s Barber Shop
V. C. Hartig
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