Political candidacies announced in Scandia journal
Series of notices from Scan Ella Kansas announcing candidacies for county attorney clerk of district court representative in Congress state senator probate judge county commissioner probate judge and district judge with August primary election as the deciding factor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Kansas
Joe T. Marshall
W. B. Gulick
Republic County
Junj. Smith
G. Aspegren
Weathered week brings rain and local notices
Thirty five years ago this week: fine rains improved crops with core fields thriving and hemp in good condition. The mail route between the city and Belleville resumes daily service by Mr Kidgear. Dr W Scott in Norway lost money here, rewards offered for return. A spontaneous combustion fire occurred in Howell Bros coal house, center pile of coal burned, no building damage, incident traced as accidental.
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Core
Belleville
Lnst
Kid“gear
W. Scott
Norway
Weoney
Town notes on crossings phones and local events
Mr Paul Moe, a local farmer, visited the Journal office this week. Seabolt left Whitney’s clerking to join Mr Place, starting last Monday. The town’s muddy crossings and a street accident prompt calls for safer central planks. Gypsies passed through town. one was fined for running horses on cemetery grounds. In Belleville, Frank Battles’ Prohibitory case was tried with mixed testimony about Bluegrass Bitters. The Republic County Telephone Co sale to Belleville Exchange closed October 1, 1919. The board considered consolidation in November but deferred it to collect $2,500 in rent and improve finances. The writer favors a single local telephone company via cash sale rather than consolidation. Paid adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul ‘Moe
Journal
Seabolt
Whitney
Place
Scandia
Frank Battles
Belleville
Squire Towle
Battles
United Telephone Company
Belleville Exchange
Scandia Telephone Company
Republic County Telephone Company
Republic County Telephone Co
A. Rasmussen
Republic County Telephone's view on Scandia consolidation
A county telephone firm recalls prior offers from Scandia to buy out, the 1918 consolidation proposal, and a contentious exchange at Belleville. It notes an inventory based price of 20 dollars per share in service, disputes over Belleville, and an Utilities Commission ultimatum driving the carve out before any merger could proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Republic Company
Scandia Telephone
Scandia Telephone Company
Scandia Company
Republic County Telephone Company
Scandia ‘Company
Belleville
Republic County Company
Utilities Commission of the
State
The
Utilities Commission
Water ordinance sprinkling restrictions in city
Water consumers are urged to follow the city water committee provisions. Secs VII VIII X XI limit sprinkler use to specified times and conditions and impose fines from two to fifty dollars plus costs for violations.
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Water Committee
Final Settlement Notice in C. G. Anderson Estate
The Probate Court in Republic County Kansas will hear a full and final settlement for the estate of C. G. Anderson Deceased on Saturday July 3 at 3 p.m. The executrix Anna C. Anderson seeks allowance of services and attorneys fees and release of surities with heirs determined. Belleville Kansas June 4, 1920 Henry H. Van Natta Probate Judge. J W Plotner note mentions notary services and local picnic dates of August 4 5 and 6.
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State OF Kansas
County OF Republic
Republic County
C. G. Anderson
Court House
Belleville
Anna C. Anderson
Kansas
Henry H. van
Natta
YWCA Plans Expanded Work For Girls In Small Towns
Association maintains 52 town secretaries and aims to expand nationwide. Miss Mabel Head notes wartime lessons in global citizenship and cooperation. Reading courses and citizenship forums planned to spread service work and home economics activities through counties and communities.
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Association
Mabel Head
National
Y. W
Red Cross
New York
District Court Notice in Republic County Kansas
In Republic County District Court Kansas plaintiff Hellen H Follett sues Belle H Elliott Hattie Van Dusen Horace Holdridge and Clara Holdridge along with John Black and N R Babcock administrator of Emma R Lyons estate. Defendants must answer the petition on or before July 19, 1920 or judgment by default will be entered against them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Republic County
Kansas
Belle H, Elliott
Hattie Vana Dusen
Horace Holdridge
Clara Holdridge
Hellen H. Follett
Belle H. Elliott
Hattie van Dusen
Partition Decree In Dalstrom Addition Courtland Kansas
The plaintiff Helen H Follett and the defendants are declared owners in common of an undivided half interest in lots 4 and 5, Block 5, Dalstrom’s Second Additions, Courtland Republic County Kansas. The real estate will be partitioned according to law between the parties. J M Livengood attorney for plaintiff. Attest William Hay Clerk of the Dist Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellen H. Follett
Dalstrom
Courtland
Republic County
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scandia’ Journal
Scanilia, Kansas
Scanella
J. W. Plotner & Son
J. M
Wm. E. Shaw
Aiary Ward
Republic Couny
Frances J. Fickel
Sherriff
John H. Griffin
Nor ‘Republic County
Henry H. Vannatta
Frank C. Reiman
Lama
Twelfth Judicial District
John C. Hogin
County Telephone Co
Scandia Journal
Justice Court
J. W. Plotner
J. M. Livengood
Attest, WM. Hay
Dist. Court
Kansas City
the Bank OF Scandia
G. W. Nimocks, Pres
J. H. Sandell
Cashier
Edison
Haggman & Wires
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