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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1926
Page
1
The Scandia Journal in Scandia Kansas lists J W Plotner and Son as publishers. It notes post office mailing status and a yearly subscription price of 1.25 dollars.
Eastbound and westbound trains listed with numbers Jersey and Mt. Lt. times and freight runs across Rock Island line. Motor and freight services with departures and arrivals include Nos 641 642 691 and 690 in both directions.
A church notices invites the public to attend next Sunday's regular services at 10 a.m. Sunday school, 11 a.m. preaching, and a 7:50 p.m. Union service at the U B church. Thursday evening activities include orchestra at 7, chorus practice at 7:30, and study sessions led by Pastor W. S. Baker.
Septagisma Sunday observance with gospel readings from Matth 19 27 30. Pastor Chas Pehrson invites members to Sunday morning Sunday school and worship and a Union evening service at the U B church. Cordial invitation to attend all services.
The Methodist Church invites worshipers to a Sunday service and Union service at the U B Church. Epworth League reorganized with a rally and officer installation planned for February. Ladies Aid will help at the Cuthbertson sale on February 8 at Ralph Rasmussen's place.
The Kansas Agricultural College Farm and Home Week in Manhattan runs February 8 to 13 offering over 150 items and discussions for farmers and farm wives. Sessions cover cattle, dairy, hogs, potatoes and general farm management with emphasis on pruning, feeding, exercise, and clean, dry housing to boost production and profits.
In the opener the Republic girls beat Scandia 12 to 11 after a hard fought contest. Scandia guards and forwards performed well though Hardtock’s calls marred the play. The Republic boys defeated Scandia 19 to 10 with a strong second half. Both teams travel to Republic Friday January 29 to even the score.
The Swedes won 17-11 in the second-team clash and 15-12 in the first-team contest against Belleville. Wells scored 9 of Belleville’s 15, Gunter added 4, Rasmussen 2, while Ostberg Currie Weir E Rasmussen and L Rasmussen starred for Swedes.
Preble and Saf announce Westinghouse electric light bulbs, long considered the world standard, are now available for sale.
Reuben Johnson and Alice Johnson spent a few days last week at the home of Mrs Carl Hammer and asked if you are square with your printer.
Aunt Aggie explains using chicken fat, bacon fat, and various oils as butter substitutes in cakes and pastries. She notes flavor and texture effects, offers ratios converting butter to alternatives, and advises adjusting liquids for cream based recipes.
Immediate private sale of two farms near Rackley Kansas belonging to the E Martin Johnson estate. One 80 acre tract and one 160 acre tract, described by land section and township details, all under one year lease and sold subject to lease. Agents John O Anderson and John A Freeburg Scandia Kansas. New carload of John Deere implements just unloaded. Preble and Son.
Peterson Brothers secure natural ice from the river the wick nine inch thick area on the west side. Mr and Mrs Ray Chilcott travel to Rochester Minn for Mayo Hospital treatment. Chas Hubbard to run ovens at the bakery Dora Williamson at the counter. Wim McDowell of Republic promotes a sale to be held Friday Feb D. Bill downsizes farm equipment to move to smaller place. Funeral services for Mr and Mrs M W Warren held at Concordia Methodist Church with interment Highland cemetery. Willis Jarvis the one legged tourist printer returns to town. Adolph Nelson finds a live scorpion in a bunch of bananas and traps it for display.
H Hahn plans a storefront opening in the Curren building and is remembered for clerking at Whitney's in town about twenty five years ago. Lena Mousholder 60 died at home in Union Valley after a week long illness. funeral at home and burial in Union Valley cemetery. Miss Nousholder, recalling her father's death, lives at her father I G Housholder's farm with brothers Dan and Austin Housholder.
The community mourns the death of Mr. and Mrs. M W Warren of Concordia who were killed Sunday evening in an auto accident near Beloit. Mrs Warren formerly Miss Mary Gile a sister of John and Cayl Gile and Mrs Hugh Etter taught in local rural schools and was director of Concordia grade schools. Mr Warren worked as an auto salesman in Beloit where the couple lived.
Mrs Hubbard was taken ill with the flu at the start of the week, remaining confined indoors as doctors advised rest and care.
Lawrence Rasmussen fell during the Republic-Scandia game Tuesday night and broke his right wrist, prompting medical evaluation and potential downtime for the player.
The Hia Watha World editor announces his candidacy for secretary of state. He denies pressure from friends and says he desires a minor role in state affairs, citing years boosting Kansas and the Republican party. He is described as capable and well-regarded.
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