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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1934
Page
2
New Year's Musings on Banks and Legislation
A Stanford observer recalls the New Year as the Columbia gem of the ocean and critiques bank charges. The piece notes upcoming deposit insurance, stresses public protection, and comments on NRA accords and beer legalization impact with a wary view of government oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Columbia
Parachute Song Quips and Sage Money Musings
The Lyons News quotes the columnists with quips on money and burden. Peggy Flint Hills laments sympathy for Andy Mellyn after his brother’s death elevating his financial duties. Salina Sun reflects on money’s paradoxes and its fleeting value. The snippet also mentions Mrs Aaron Johnson and Mr and Mrs A B Attan during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Mellyn
Mellon
Flint Hills
Peggy
Aaron Johnson
A. B
Attan
Editorial on Frank Carlson candidacy and party dynamics
Editorial notes Frank Carlson of Concordia virtually announces a run for Congress in the sixth district while serving as chair of the Republican state central committee. It warns rivals to study the field, foresees a long fight, and suggests fewer entrants may benefit the party. Also reports local social visits and small community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carlson
Concordia
Congress
Carlson
Republican State Central Committee
Clark Conkling
Lyons News
Mule Pays for His Rescue at Picher Mine
A rescued underground mule, Shine, trapped by a collapsed derrick at the Crabapple ore mill in Picher Oklahoma, inspired miners to enlarge a shaft. Dynamite blasts revealed rich lead and zinc veins, turning a rescue into a profitable, humane act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Oklahoma
Picher
Shine
I am the Foreign-Owned Chain Store
A dramatic, accusatory statement decries foreign owned chain stores as Molochs of industrial greed. The speaker vows to curtail services and refuse credit, claiming purchases are made far away and pledges not to patronize local or legal industries. The piece portrays a consumer protest against big retailers.
Local Socials and Visits Across Town Highlight Weekend
Mrs Iva Sherwood and son Phil of Sabrtha visited Hobart West and family. James McGlashen returned from Salina with daughters Mrs Ralph Husted and Mrs George Collister. Gene Geary of Geneva Nebr stayed with Charles Nendorf. Edna Stinson and Curtis Moore were guests. Dale Simonds hosted New Year’s Day. Frid ay visits to Ed Kallman and A J Kallman. Hugh McGowan and Marguerite with Joe McGowan called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Sherwood
Phil
Sabrtha
Hobart West
Roscoe Cooper
Robt
Nyland
James. McGlashen
Ralph Husted
George Collister
Salina
Gene Geary
Geneva
Nebr
Charles Nendorfs
Edna Stinson
Curtis ‘Moore
Dale Simonds
W. A. Johnson
Dale ‘Simonds
Ollie. Watkins
Ed Kallman
Hannah Ball
A.J. Kallman
Hugh McGowan
Marguerite
Joe McGowan
Neighborhood Social Notes From District 96
Arthur Freeman and family spent Wednesday evening with Ernest Freemans. Clarence Aspegren and family were guests Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ericson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peterson entertained Fred Mainquist and family at Christmas dinner. Miss May Larson came from Topeka for vacation with her parents. Miss Ruth Peterson spent the weekend with Miss Mary Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvid Larson
Evelyne
Andrew Moline
L. A. Nondorf
M. A. Larson
M. P Grim
Ruth Peterson
M. E. Mainquist
Pav Tibbets
Galveston
Texas
Arvil Larsons
Victoria Mainquist
Delores Larson
Arthur Freeman
Ernest Freemans
Clarence’ Aspegren
Carl Ericson
Carl “Peterson
Fred Mainquist
May Larson
Topeka
M.A. Larson
Aaron ‘Johnson
Carl Cuthbertson
John Nystrom
Raynold
Obituary of Wayne B Swanson Beloved Pharmacist
Wayne B Swanson was born August 17 1894 in Belleville Kansas and died December 27 1933 at age 39. He is survived by his wife and parents and many relatives. He moved to Kansas City Missouri at age nine, attended public schools, enlisted in 1918 with the 89th Division serving 15 months overseas, later became a registered pharmacist after graduating from Kansas City College of Pharmacy. He was a member of First Methodist Church Newton Masonic Lodge and American Legion. Funeral services were held December 31 1933 at 2 00 PM from Bachelor Faulkner Chapel Belleville with burial at Riverview Cemetery Scanda under Belleville Masonic Lodge care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne B. Swanson
Belleville
Kansas
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas City College of Pharmacy
State Board ‘of Examiners
Wayne
First Methodist Church
Newton
Masonic Lodge
American’ Legion
Riverview
Scandia
Local Social Roundup From Belleville District 112
District 112 residents host New Year dinners and gatherings in Belleville. Guests include Clare Lash Earl Hammil Mable Stromberg and family. Minnie Logan relocates from Howard Donaldson home to Belleville. Checks on quilting party hosted by Gladys McGregor with attendees Yi tole Fike Elsie Johnson Helen Housholder Wilma Milner Dora Norgard Edna Whitley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Lash
Earl
Hammil
Bill Milner
Pauline
Harold Lee
Chas Larson
Belleville
Minnie Logan
Howard Donaldson
Guy Frazier
Mable Stromberg
Gladys McGregor
Yi Tole Fike
Elsie Johnson
Helen Housholder
Wilma = Milner
Dora Norgard
Edna Whitley
Health and gratitude from Mrs Carey of Hiawatha Kansas
Mrs George Carey of Hiawatha Kansas gives thanks for present health and credits a formula named for William S L K. She speaks of eight years of severe suffering including rheumatism in the neck and head and a long use of anti pain tablets. She also mentions chronic constipation and extreme suffering.
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William
Final Settlement in Estate of Sara Kjillander
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court the administrator with the will annexed of Sara Kjillander deceased will apply for a full and final settlement at the next term on Friday January 12 1984 at 10 oclock A M for allowance of fees discharge of sureties and determination of heirs Belleville Kansas December 19 1933 Attest Henry H Van Natta Probate Judge Seal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of Republic
Republic County
Sara Kjillander
Belleville
State of Kansas
Kansas
William's 8 L K Formula Promises Relief and Weight Gain
An advert claims William's 8 L K Formula cured nervousness and headaches, stopped aspirin use, added 5 pounds, and corrected constipation after four bottles. It guarantees satisfaction or a refund, with sales through Haggman and Wires drug store and other outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haggman and Wires Drug Store
Track this week features Standard Briquets
Sanborn Lumber Co. notes Mrs. Dallas Mathis of York Nebraska visiting Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Mathis and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Reece. Verlee and Carla spent the weekend in Kansas City. A M Bettis and Lee were the Misses Hazel and Dorothy Bettis with Mr. and Mrs. O H Hollandsworth. Jack Finch and Harry Martin of Concordia also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn Lumber Co
Dallas Mathis
York Nebt
George Mathis
Carl Reece
Verlee and
Carla
Kansas City
A.M. Bettis
Lee
Hazel
Dorothy
Bettis
O. H. Hollandsworth
Jack Finch
Harry Martin
Concordia
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Frank Fordham
N. G
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DR. C. Hartig
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