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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1933
Page
2
Established publication notes 1871 heritage and Thursday issues. It urges support for young men in the post 1929 depression, arguing many lack opportunity and must be inspired to persevere, strive, and develop a broader vision to become capable winners.
The piece notes Mr Coleman of the One Horse Store writing letters to ladies in his ads. It mentions a new Georgia governor described as a man of the soil who built a barn at the executive mansion and hints at oil wells in Alf’s backyard.
Fragmented clipping reports absurd claims of a wife sale on an island and a humorous jab about smoking and Crieghton students. it also notes a renewed, anticipated clash over Babe Ruth's paycheck, signaling a sensational sports and culture mix.
This editorial cites Italy’s bachelor tax under Mussolini era rules, fining ten delinquents in Bologna for failure to pay taxes on bachelorhood. It notes exemptions for priests celibates veterans and army/navy members, with revenues aimed at social issues and mentions historic precedents in Rome Sparta and France.
A collage of brief quotes from Kansas newspapers shows mixed reactions to politics and finance. Topics include the Red Cross governance, Vermillion State Bank failure, schooling remarks from a girl’s first day, federal aid labor, and Technocracy critique, with regional editors and readers quoted.
A collage of humorous snippets and clippings from multiple papers. Jokes about editors sermons beards and radio mystery contrast with notes on bootlegging the Swedish system and tech- nicrats explaining everyday oddities. Includes a humorous judge quip and reflections on aging youth.
District 96 notes show Mr and Mrs Marvin P Grim and Margaret Louise of Republic City visiting relatives. Ed Halberg shelled corn for Clarence Freeman on Tuesday. Fred Grandstedt butchered for Fred Lundberg Wednesday afternoon. Walter Hendy and family visited Arvid Larson and family Sunday. L A Nondorf hosted alfalfa Friday afternoon.
Wednesday evening with L A Nondorf and Sunday gatherings with Art Freeman and Chas Nondorf are listed. Family guests include Edyth Larson Bernie Strain and the Currie and Mainquist households. Bachelor-Faulkner Funeral Ser.
Time table notes east bound and west bound departures and reporting times for Rock Island Passenger service with regular and non stop options, listing morning and evening times and flag stop details for the routes.
The 1932 report on Sweden's liquor control system is published and suggests that repeal of the 18th amendment would not eliminate bootlegging. The document argues the main plea is for continued regulation and enforcement despite abolition moves.
Timetable fragment shows Missouri Pacific local freight and passenger services. Southbound trains No 84 83 depart at 12:15 p m and 5:35 a m. Northbound No 652 659 depart at 10:45 a m and 9 32 0 a m with routes and times listed.
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