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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1929
Page
3
At the Warren ranch on the fringe of cow country a stranger applies for work as a rider while owner Billie Warren, also known as Mariette Ann Warren, faces the issue of whether the territory should stay cow country or open to settlement. The ranch began with Cal Warren as the original owner and now the question looms over the region’s future.
Billie Warren questions the newcomer Harris as rustling, fencing disputes, and shifting cattle laws strain the Three Bar home range. In bunkhouse talk Evans, Morrow, and Harris debate cow country future from Kansas and Oklahoma to new squatters rights and water holes.
In Chapter II the Three Bar girl sits by the window of her own room in the long house quarters. A new man rows about the place while she wonders if he can reveal anything to help her.
A USDA scientist notes guinea fowl domestication across the United States has produced few wild escapes. Unlike the islands of the West Indies where mongoose reduce populations, in Barbuda guniea fowl thrived for over 200 years as a game preserve. Recent introductions to the southeastern states are still uncertain in outcome.
A French lexicographer compiled 400 traitor ous words and a collaborator added 700 more. They faced a lawsuit over whose name should appear first. the court ruled the originals’ name would sit on the left and both names appear side by side on the title page.
Fragmentary text shows a man resisting further money, with stray names and terms like Miy and Ruffain Nowa, lacking context or clear event.
Kansas moves to seize transport for bootlegging with airplanes added to confiscation list. Governor Clyde M Reed and Attorney General William A Smith push two bills to fund law enforcement with a $40,000 appropriation and $10,000 available immediately.
Dr. David H. Shields of Topeka was re elected president at the annual board meeting. Rev. Joseph A. McClellan of Topeka was re elected superintendent. Officers include Dr BE Stouffe Wichita vice president W M Clark Baldwin secretary and Dr D N Mertz Topeka treasurer. Dr Smith and Justice Richard J Hop King were elected national trustees from Kansas.
Miss Agnes Reynolds and Miss Ellen Reynolds sisters who own a 160 acre farm four miles east of Winchester faced a bold pack of wolves in a timbered area. The wolves attacked and killed several geese during the night despite the women's efforts to fend them off.
Governor Ben Paulen did not grant any pardons during his four years as Kansas chief executive. He compiled the record of his tenure and arranged for printing and legislative submission.
Armour Packing Company manager A D Prothroe was killed and salesman D D Morford severely injured when their car was struck by a Santa Fe train near Humboldt Topeka. Kansas state board of agriculture elects Perry H Lambert president at its fifty eighth annual meeting in Hiawatha. Earl Whaley of Stockton wounded by rifle fire in a wolf round up west of the city. shooter unidentified and rifle use banned on hunts. C W Rich dies of hydrophobia thirty one days after dog bite near Hartford.
The Philadelphia Record moved to a new building and for the first time in forty six years the front door of the old building was locked. The staff could not locate the key and a locksmith created a new key for the door that had long been merely ornamental.
The note lists multiple calendar systems for the year 1928, translating to 1346 47 Mohammedan era, 2587 88 Japanese era, 5688 89 Jewish era, and 7436 87 Byzantine era. It highlights the diversity of era naming across cultures.
A quoted exchange questions progress of a woman who is not reducing further. The reply states she only lost time and money, implying limited gains from prior efforts.
A vintage advertisement notes that when both bride and groom are worth millions a wedding becomes a golden event. It ends with a promotional line about Red Cross Ball Blue bluing promising repayment in results. The tone mirrors early 20th century classifieds.
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A humorous exchange shows George claiming to read palms and predict wealth. He asserts a friend's fortune by spotting an ace, king, jack, and ten of trumps in his palm, while the suitor’s honesty is the subtle punchline.
Thousands of dog goggles are being sold in London as pet owners discover dogs enjoy riding but dislike grit in their eyes. Noted canines such as the Prince of Wales' Corn, Lord Birkenhead's Jane, and Tallulah Bankhead's Napoleon are cited among enthusiastic motoring dogs.
A 60 foot high tidal wave gathered off Portugal and struck Lisbon during the 1755 earthquake, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. The event marked a historic natural disaster shaping European history and coastal awareness.
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