Scandia musings on education bonds and federal funds
Adolph Nelson recalls feeding Scandia citizens. radio profits and loudspeakers draw attention as Kansans prefer Mountain Music and Jack Benny. The Scandia Journal argues education is a profitable investment and supports school expansion funded by government. It notes bond issues often pass despite low mood and criticizes Ickes for telegraph spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jack Benny
Scandia Journal
Schnalia
Beecher Sermon Fragments and Aging Believer Notes
Clipped text records Henry Ward Beecher remarks on grammar during preaching. A fragment mentions an old man and a 90 year old invalidating to come to spend days, a marriage, and eventual death from paralysis. Concordia is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Grammer
Concordia
California floods, Stanford loss, Talley triumph all noted
The clipping notes Californias deadly rain disrupting the tournament and Stanford football, Dr Wilbur addressing the crowd at halftime. It also highlights Marion Talleys Chicago victory and growing recognition after years as a Kansas wheat farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Marion Talley
Chicago
Talley
Peggy
Flint Hills
Cardinal club members and husbands host pleasant gathering
Miss Reba Hugos of Page Kansas and her parents Mr and Mrs J R Hugos welcomed members of the Cardinal club and their husbands to a social evening December 28 at the Hugos home. The group enjoyed bridge and a late basket lunch. Also visiting were Miss Anna Rodde and Miss Mable Berggren with Mr and Mrs L A Melby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal ‘Club
Reba Hugos
Page Kans
J. R. Hugos
Bridge
Reba
Melvin Hillery
Carl Hammer
Jack. Larsen
Rudolph Johnson
Lloyd Hammer
Truman Walter
Jim Mahan
Charles Woodka
Anita Medlin
Clara
Ollie Hugos
Merle Logsdon
Richard
Lawrence Hugos
Anna’ Rodde
Jamestown
Mable Berggren
Mrs
L. A. Melby
Kansas 4-H clubs enroll 19 352 members in new year
Kansas 4-H clubs report a total membership of 19 352, up 1 612 from last year, with about equal numbers of boys and girls. Leaders emphasize careful project selection based on personal interest, community farming, and expected returns, noting 16 projects offer balanced interest among youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Mogok ruby mines enforce strange headgear rule
The Mogok mines in Burma reputedly ban swallowing rubies by workers who must wear a cage like steel helmet with a mesh mask, fully covering the head and padlocked. A judge questions a prisoner, who claims illness altered his judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burma
Ial
Final Settlement Notice in Estate of Augusta M. Swanson
Probate Court of Republic County Kansas will hold a final settlement hearing for the estate of Augusta M. Swanson on February 10 1934 at 2 PM in Belleville. Creditors and all interested parties may appear to audit accounts and approve executor Albert M. Swanson's fees and discharge. Attest Probate Judge Henry H. Van Natta.
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State OF Kansas
County of Republic
Republic County
Augusta M. Swanson
Belleville
Albert M. Swanson
Kansas
Full and Final Settlement in Rasmussen Estate
Probate Court of Republic County orders a full and final settlement for the estate of Peter A. Rasmussen deceased. Executor R. A. Rasmussen to present accounts, request attorney fees, discharge sureties, and determine heirs at the Belleville court on February 9, 1934 at 2 PM. Attest Probate Judge Henry H. Van Natta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Rasmussen
Belleville
Kansas
Henry H.van Natta
Final Settlement Notice for Sara Killander Deceased
In the Probate Court of Republic County Kansas the administrator with the will annexed of Sara Killander, deceased, will apply at the next term in Belleville for a full and final settlement. The hearing is set for Friday January 12, 1934 at 10 oclock A M for allowance of fees discharge of sureties and determination of heirs. Signed Belleville Kansas December 19 1933 Attest Henry H Van Natta Probate Judge ALD
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County of
Republic
Republic County
Sara Kjillander
Belleville
County of Republic
State of Kansas
Postmaster General Bans Unwanted Mail at Home Doors
Homeowners wake to a new postal order banning handbills circulars and unsolicited material from private mail boxes and door handles. The move aims to curb mail delivery interference and porch litter while urging residents to curb distributions within their areas. Local groups like Kansas City associations have requested discontinuance of such materials.
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Kangas
K.C. Star
Local Folks Visit Familes Across Towns and Saturdays
Mrs. Charles Bottorf and children visited relatives in Mankato while Alicé Simonds stayed with the Dorovitchs in Chester. Dyas and family joined Tedrows for a Sunday gathering as Wests hosted guests. Edna Farlee helped at the West home. Mrs. West suffers a cold. Bowen and Tedrows hosted visitors Sunday. Forsberg and children visited Kallmans.
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Charles Bottorf
Mankato
Alicé Simonds
George Dorovitch
Chester
C. L. Dyas
Charles Tedrow
Ivs Sherwood
John Phil
Hobart West
Ladies Aid
Corda
R. Jacobsen
Cunningham
District 87 social gatherinds at local homes
District 87 reports guests visiting from El Reno and nearby families. Mr and Mrs Chas Monson hosted Elvie and Alfrieda Wednesday. Chester Anderson entertained Emma Haggman Blanch and Bert Hageg man Thursday. Arnie and Elmer Anderson hosted John Jensen and spouse Friday evening.
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Chas. Monson
Elvie
Alfrieda
el Reno’ Sederlin
Chester Anderson
Moon
Emma Haggman
Blanch
Bert Hagegman
Arnie and
Elmer ‘Anderson
John: Jensen
Community Notes Reflect Local Socials and Visits
Chester Anderson and Mr and Mrs Halsey Barber attended a contract game. Ed Thomas and Vivian played with Roy Thomas on Monday. Glen Currie was a supper guest at Roy Thomas home Sunday evening.
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Chester Anderson
Mrs. Halsey Barber
Ed Thomas
Vivian
Roy Thomas
Glen Currie
Roy’ Thomas
The Golden Text and Scriptural Citations Noted
The article cites Isaiah 37 16 James 1 17 and a correlative passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy. It describes how Spirit blesses man and how divine gifts come from the Father of lights, with no variableness or shadow of turning, and notes the healing and reforming aims of universal God.
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Israel
Mary Baker Eddy
Murray guests of Perry family during Sunday dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray and Earl of Mankato visited Sunday for dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Perry and family, sharing a meal and conversation.
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Robert Murray
Earl of
Mankato
Andrew Perry
Sutherland and Cones Visit Marquette Couple
Ted Sutherland and Harold Cones of Marquette spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Sutherland
Harold Cones
Marquette
Nels Nelson
Briquets, Lump, and Nut Coal Markets Update
Lumber firm A M Sanborn Co reports on briquets lump and nut coal prices in Colorado, Kansas and nearby markets. Industry notes include demand shifts and regional price trends affecting buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Kansas
A. M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Stomach Sufferers Told to Try Williams S. L. K. Formula
An advertisement promises relief for stomach trouble indigestion gas and bloating. It claims thousands praise the remedy and offers a money back guarantee after 16 days. Sold and guaranteed by Haggman and Wires drug store.
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Williams S. L. K
Haggman and Wires Drug Store
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Ickes
Wichita Eagle
Norway News
Legals
Henry H. van Natta
State.of
Peter A. Rasmussen
Chan C.cullers
Sara Killander
Ald
Della_Colley
Saturda
Hazel Johnson
Rydal
Anderson Garage
Res
the Bachelor-Faulkner Funeral Home
St. Louis
Hotels
Shorty” Wetzel
Qle Frazier
Scandia Lodge No
Frank Fordham
N. G
Fred Moe
V.c. Hartig
Courtland
DR. E. Porter
Ahrens Dent
Hecgtns & Wirss Drug Store
Dr. C. V. Nichols
S. W. Nichols Masseur
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