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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1935
Page
2
Fragmented OCR text references Scandia, county, forest growth, and a weekly newspaper established in 1871. It mentions official acts, post office, Congress March 3 1879, and petitions. The readable bits suggest a historical local notice or summary of civic matters without clear events or dates.
Discussion on national symbols cites cherry blossoms and cherry trees linked to Washington, then offers recipes using cherries. Includes orange and red cherry turnover ideas and steps for preparing shells and filling, with canning notes and baking guidance.
Observation notes the Supreme Court decision on gold bonds could lift public and private debts by over 60 billion dollars if holders are paid in the old dollar. It cites government stress, calls for new funding, and mentions auto taxes, corn-hog payments, and Oregon alcohol fuel plans amid statewide tax protests.
The report notes Congressman Carlson lobbied Norman Monaghan of the Farm Credit Administration to adjust feed loan rules for Kansas cattle owners. He aimed to correct reclassification of stock from farm to range cattle that reduced second month loans from $3 to $1.50 per month. Carlson promised to send an agent to assess local difficulties in western Kansas.
The report links corn output to hog slaughter levels under Federal inspection. Since 1920 31 periods show corn production shifts align with hog weights marketed next year. The 1935 corn hog contract aims to curb acreage, preventing excess hog production and price declines in 1936 37.
The article describes a January 17 Girl Reserve sing along with new songs, piano by Clarence, scripture read by Orvin Bell, led by Wilbur Miller, and a closing with John. It lists attendees such as Misses D Louise Drake, Christina Hays, and Neher, plus guests Regis Sigsbee and others. It also covers student English classes, literature studies, and the Hi Y cabinet meeting held January 3 with sponsors and several participants.
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