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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1933
Page
2
A reflective piece defends the donkey as misunderstood and misjudged. It argues that asses are intelligent and steadfast yet undervalued, citing Balaam and Samson to claim endurance, sure-footedness, and honesty deserve respect, not ridicule.
A reader notes how a local citizen received flattery after a supposed compliment paid by Coleman's One-Horse Store last week. The piece laments over exaggerated stories about Scandia’s new columnist Wes Gordon and the town dog quarantine limiting travel while expressing gratitude for supportive readers.
The remark mocks a Kansas lawyer in Washington who gulps state evidence and says not bad. The note hints at Mrs Roosevelt and clubs in Kansas asking to avoid liquor at the White House amid libel concerns.
A Kansas City Kansas undertaker markets a complete funeral for seventy dollars. The note jokes about price versus completeness. It mentions Jim Bausch and javelin throwing, a high school freshman quoting As You Like It, and Lucky Strike advertising as a remedy for mood.
The piece argues Kansas legislators must enact a pure income tax without a property offset. It contends offsets dilute the tax, enable manipulation by real estate owners, and lead to widespread property purchases to erase income tax liability, undermining revenue. It cites experience in other states as proof.
In this column Bert Selin urges new state, county and township leaders to slash expenditures to relieve taxpayers. He warns against parsimony harming public protection while praising economy and criticizing excessive auto license fees as a likely first measure.
The Emporia Gazette warns voters that 2 to 3 million dollars in state income tax funds could be used to offset school taxes via a property offset. It urges watching representatives on this issue and voting against those who oppose the offset plan.
The Wichita Eagle hints Tecnocracy might have entered Dr. Brinkley’s platform if it had arrived sooner. Borah urges U S recognition of Russia. The Atlanta Globe warns against a too cozy welcome between government and ideology, preferring a firm stance.
A collage of regional remarks includes a joke about a pink bathroom, a photographer’s musings, and a nurse’s price cut for babies. A women’s club raises four dollars for a needy family, then questions a spending choice. Witty quips comment on taxes, tattoos, weather, and a misdated train schedule.
The county’s contribution to the ny dy and malt was devastated by the Smith Center elevator fire. The remaining charred wheat was sold for stock feed while one man used some shoots for ready smoked meat in preparation for butchering.
State of Kansas Republic County Probate Court grants Letters Testamentary on Augusta M Swanson estate dated January 10 1938. All persons having claims must present them to the undersigned within the required period as provided by law.
The last will and testament of Augusta M Swanson appoints Albert M Swanson as executor by seal dated January 10 1933. The document preserves the decedents wishes and grants probate authority to the named executor.
Lebanon Lodge No. 221 A F and A M meets the first and third Monday of each month. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited. Archie Larson W M D Blakeley Sec
E H Lewis and N G Fred Moe serve as secretary figures in the event or organization noted, with their roles listed alongside other names. The brief snippet points to a formal roster or minutes entry identifying these individuals in secretarial positions.
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