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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
2
The note records a post office listing and a reference to the wander act of Congress dated March 3, with Scandia Kansas as the locale. It reads as a historical filing about mail service designation and timing.
The Kansas City Times critiques the Hoover veto on the Philippine Independence bill, urging a clear Filipino choice on independence and full defense and economic obligations. It notes the bill's two year vote plan creates an intermediate government, not full independence, raising questions about U.S. obligations and Filipino readiness.
The Kansas Optimist staff vacancy was filled by Rosalie Joan Carlile born on New Year’s Day. A display at Hagman-Wires window drew notable attention with a mid-air unattached faucet producing continuous flowing water hailed as the best trick since Moses. A man’s shirt tail catching fire caused significant damage, while advertisers miss a vital point about bromo selizers.
The column brims with playful chatter about Christmas gifts boots and caps with flaps and hunting gear. It praises Hugh Frazier the scout and notes the editor seeks friendly interactions with longtime readers who help on press nights.
An editorial front argues a revival in American religion with rising church attendance and membership across Protestant and Catholic communities. It cites the Federated Council of Churches of Christ in America and references Washington’s kneeling at Valley Forge as a symbol of faith’s enduring role in national morals.
Passenger timetable shows eastbound and westbound train times with stops and flag stops. Eastbound No 5 and No 7 depart at 10 05 a m from Island, last westbound stop at 9 57 p m no stop, eastbound freight line noted with 6 20 pm depart and 43 am current stop.
The Herington Sun notes Christmas thrills and January clearance sales as locals mark down goods. Portis Independent reports 600 vaudeville contortionists out of work and laments economic strain as Conservatives in Washington decry lame ducks blocking prohibition.
South bound freight and passenger No 84 depart at 9 20 a m and No 652 659 north bound depart at 10 45 a m as listed for the Missouri Pacific line.
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