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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1929

Page

2

Athol Meldrum Seeks Bride Amid Alaska Gold Rush

Athol Meldrum travels from Scotland to San Francisco with Jim Hubbard and Berna, a young woman, on a perilous Alaska gold rush. They face a deadly snowslide, Berna’s confession of love, and a plot by Madam Winklestein and Black Jack Locasto to sell her. Athol vows to marry Berna on June first after surviving capture and beatings.

Athol Meldrum San Francisco Jim Hubbard Alaska Athol Berna Winklestein Skagway Chilcoot Bennett Black Jack Locasto Meldrum Richwood Doogan Hoofman Pat Omega Feller

Ophir Creek Gold Rush and a Prodigal’s Hard Luck

A frontier tale follows a group building a cabin and staking claims near Ophir Creek. The narrator battles thefts, captures a thief rumored as Doogan, faces corrupt officials over claims, and consoles Berna at a city supper club, where her occupation exposes harsh realities.

The Crimson Feather Bird Story Inspires New Year Hope

In a sunlit garden tale from 1929, Martha consoles her despondent father who lost his wife. A crimson feathered bird guides him to a hopeful vision of renewal, love, and three offspring, symbolizing rebirth as wishes for a Happy New Year.

Martha Big Siand Southland Ad Rose Piay Golden West Onion

Moonlit hare duel described by English naturalist

An English naturalist recounts a moonlit duel between two fighting hares sparked by a third hare, a female. The combatants faced each other with forepaws raised, traded swift, boxing like blows, and circled before a rapid finish as one hare was knocked aside by a powerful kick.

Dentists Test Courage of a Young Patient

A thirteen year old girl named Dessa endures a neglected tooth extraction with gas. The dentist proclaims the procedure finished as Dessa smiles through tears. Her mother guides her from the waiting room.

Dessa

Lost Virgin Gold Ship Found in Unknown Cave

Report claims a wreck near Auckland islands holds a treasure ship with over 10 million dollars in virgin gold and nuggets. Seventy years ago it sailed from Melbourne loaded with miners returning from Ballarat. survivors reached New Zealand's coast, but the cave with the treasure remains undiscovered.

Auckland Islands Melbourne Ballarat New Zealand

Tiny Culbone Church Claim Spurs Curiosity

England's smallest church at Culbone measures about 30 feet by 12 feet with no pulpit. The parish lists 30 residents in a village of two houses and a near empty congregation.

England Culbone

Woman’s resilience outlasts the revolving door

A quotation from the Boston Transcript notes that the only thing a woman has not vanquished is the revolving door, underscoring persistent persistence and disruption in daily life.

Boston Transcript

Supreme Court May Rehear Kansas Intangible Tax Case

The Kansas supreme court granted a rehearing set for January 9 on the intangible tax ruling. The court invited briefs from lawyers and interested parties, after previously striking down the intangible tax as unconstitutional for taxing stock instead of the property. The decision affected national and state banks and prompted widespread petitions for rehearing from bankers, counties, and tax authorities. Senator Arthur Capper hosted a reception for Kansas farmers in Raleigh Hotel, honoring a delegation touring the East with a buffet supper and listing the delegation members.

Topeka Kansas Supreme Court Supreme Court Kansas Supreme ‘Court Washington Arthur Capper Raleigh Hotel Hugh Smiley Hugoton Caldwell James T. McCulloch Clay Center J. F.hemphill Frank Walz Hays S. B. Howell Croft T. P. Karr Henry Rogler Matfield Green John Nordstrom Leonardville Arthur Unruh Pawnee Rock C. F. Schnellbacher Colby F. E. Hoffman St. John Rose L. P. Humphreys Barclay E. C. Jones Lebo J. H. Lindley Glasco William T. Baird Arkansas City F. E. Potter Natona

Nurses Take State Certificates at Emporia Examinations

One hundred eighty six graduate nurses, eight from other states including New York, took state certificate examinations in Emporia. The Kansas State Nurses Association oversaw the tests. The Emporia Chamber of Commerce and Newman Memorial County and St. Marys hospitals hosted visitors with dinners, theater outings, and sightseeing trips.

Emporia New York Kansas State Nurses’ Association

Emporia Implements Dance Ordinance with Chaperons

In Emporia Mayor Bishop announces a new dance ordinance requiring promoters to hire city appointed chaperons for all public dances. The report notes related local events and a history book by Laura French will be on press before Christmas. The piece also mentions deaths and a Topeka Senate tax code debate.

Emporia Co. A. Bishop Lyon’ County Kansas Laura French

Iola 1930 Kansas Grange Convention Awards

The Kansas State Grange convention at Iola awarded honors to Larned and elected J H Foltz of Wakarusa to the executive committee.

Iola Kansas State Grange Larned Wakarusa Kas

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