Washington Impressions on lakes and jobs in Sixth District
Washington Impressions discusses a message to Evan Grigtth Works Progress administrator urging lakes and ponds development in the Sixth District aided by a $30,000,000 federal allocation. It notes labor-heavy projects could ease unemployment and mentions additional works like erosion control streams and land rehabilitation.
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Evan " Grigtth
Works Progress
Carlson
Department
Huey Long
Congress
Roosevelt
Huey
Bolton
Ohio
Garfield
George Washington
White House
War Department
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana
Break in at Frazier Barber Shop During Storm
Thieves entered the Frazier Barber Shop by breaking the lock and pushing the door in during an electrical storm. They attempted to gain entry to the bank through the shop but found the heavy iron door blocked and exited without taking anything.
Denver man dies at 73
C A Lundquist 73 father of Mrs Otto Nelson died at his Denver Colorado home last Thursday morning in the city obituary notice reporting his death and surviving family member.
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C. J. Lundquist
Otto Nelson
Denver
Colo
Texas visit ends with McGregor family reunion
Mr and Mrs Chas McGregor and Bobby and Billy of Jansen Nebraska have been visiting in Temple Texas after a four day visit there. The McGregor family held a reunion there, the first in many years.
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Texas
Chas
McGregor
Bobby
Billy
Jansen, Nebr
Temple
Blooming Kansas Promises Rich Soil and Colorful Air
In Kansas the soil stands among the finest, thriving with rain and abundant blossoms. The region shows vibrant color and fragrant air as flowers bloom widely, hinting at hopeful growth and potential change in policy and outlook.
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Kansas
Tugwell
Former Citizen Laid to Rest Here Monday
Adolf Brandt, 66, a former resident who left for Salina in 1919 to work for the Union Pacific railway, was buried Monday at Riverview Cemetery. Rev. J. E. Liljedahl of Salina Lutheran Church officiated. He had been ill for a long time and is survived by three cousins, Carl L., John D., and M. A. Larson, here.
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Adolf Brandt
Dhan
Salina
Riverview
J. E. Liljedahl
Lutheran
Brandt
Union Pacific Railway
Carl L
John D
M. ‘A. Larson
Church Notes and Announcements Third Sunday After Trinity
The church outlines services for the third Sunday after Trinity with gospel reading from Luke 15 11 32 and morning worship. Sunday school and evening union open air at the park are planned along with a rally at Lawrence school weather permitting. Rev C Pehrson and Rev B W Selin invite all to attend.
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Union
Lawrence School
Courtland
Scandia
Union Park
C. Pehrson
Methodist Church
B. W. Selin
Ada Lutheran Church Sunday Schedule and Events
The Ada Lutheran church announces the third Sunday after Trinity with Sunday school classes at 10 and morning worship at 11. Evening services are dismissed. The Luther League will lead the morning service. Confirmation class meets Friday at 9 at the church parlors. Mrs Minnie Hultquist hosts the Lutheran Wheel on Wednesday afternoon July 10 at the church parlors. G Danielson is the pastor.
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Luther League
Minnie
Hultquist
Wenene
G. Danielson
Savior's Lutheran Church Sunday school and class
Savior's Lutheran Church announces a Saturday morning 9 o'clock meeting to organize a class of confirmands for 7th and 8th graders in the Sunday school. The pastor T. O. Torgeson invites all to join at the church and live by the laws of the Lord.
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T. O."torgeson
Mrs. Andrew Stromberg Dies at Republic Home
Mrs. Andrew Stromberg aged 76, mother of city councilman George Stromberg, died at her Republic home last Sunday evening. A longtime pioneer who lived north of Scandia, she will be buried at Riverview Cemetery after funeral services in Republic on Tuesday afternoon.
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Andrew Stromberg
George Stromberg
Republic
Scandia
Riverview Cemetery
Haddam boys fined for parking near bridge work
Thornton Doctor and Harold Swartz were ordered to Morrovill e last Thursday to obtain material for a bridge. On the way back they stopped at a Haddam coffee shop for a drink and returned to the truck where the Haddam marshal arrested them for violating the parking ordinance. They were fined fifty cents each and left with a lesson in Haddam law.
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Thornton Doctor
Harold Swartz
Morrowville
Haddam
Produce Market Report for July 2
Market notes list butterfat and dairy items with brief entries. The readable text includes a market date July 2 and mentions Lees AB in relation to the butterfat listing. No clear prices or detailed items are provided in the fragment.
Scandia to Close On Independence Day 1935
Mayor S D Blakeley proclaims Scandia businesses shall close July 4 1935 from 10 a m to close of day to observe the national anniversary and invite citizens to join in the celebration.
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United Btate of America
Kansas
I. S.D. Blakeley
Scandia
Corn Hog Money Due in Kansas 1935 Contracts
The second and final payment under the 1935 corn hog contract will be issued soon. About four million dollars in Kansas contracts are moving toward signing, with first payments of 7.50 per head and 15 cents per bushel on acreage reduction. Contracts from two Kansas counties have been sent to Washington, with roughly 30 more counties awaiting instruction.
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AAA
Kansas
Kansas State College Extension Service
Claude R. Wickard
Washington, D. C
Secretary ‘of “Agri«culture
Washington
State Board of Review
Topeka
Board of Review
Miller outreach to rural boards on new state unit studies
Supt. F L Miller visits Rural School Boards in Republic county to explain the new State Course of Unit Studies for Kan BAS Schools. He demonstrates Compton Pictured Teaching Unit Materials as practical for the new curriculum and will continue until early August. Some boards may not be seen due to time limits.
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F. L. Miller
Republic County
Compton
Prieta and the
Imaterials
Engineer H. Snyder views river damage at Scandia
Snyder Jetty Co chief engineer Mas H Snyder from Silver Lake surveys damage along the Republican River at Scandia. He is a river diversion and bank protection expert, noting Concordia Bridge over the river and the need for safer two way traffic Sunday.
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Mas. H. Snyder
Snyder Jetty Co
Silvér Lake
Scandia
Concordia
Plans for Scandia school term and staff changes
The Scandia School board and superintendent F L Miller finalize arrangements for the fall term not starting until September 9. Miss Poage will not return, grades one and two shrink to four teachers, with Miss Lavern Larson and Miss Anderson among others guiding the upper grades. The high school faculty fills except for a Vocational Agriculture teacher. The new building and Vocational Agriculture addition progress amid flood-delayed materials arriving.
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Scandia
F. L. Miller
LaVern Larson
Tedrow
Anderson
Lundberg
John Heimerich
Poage
Irvin Currie Secures Kansas City Position
Irvin Currie, longtime Home Oil Company worker from Scandia, left town last Sunday for Kansas City to join the firm of Shearer and Bennett. He will oversee the company S- construction equipment and keep machinery in efficient operating order.
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Irvin Currie
Home Oil Company
Scandia
Kansas ‘City
Shearer, and
Bennett
Currie
Concordia Defeats Wichita 7 to 5 in Sunday Ball Clash
Don Walstrom and Lorraine Jackson led Concordia to a 7 to 5 victory over Wichita in a Sunday ball game.
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Don Walstrom
Lorraine Jackson
Concordia
Wichita
Kansas Man Reflects on Grand Canyon Depths
A Kansas man gazes into the Grand Canyon depths and questions the canyon’s carving time. The guide explains it took millions of years, leaving the visitor deeply impressed by the vast natural wonder.
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Kansas
Grand Canyon
Scandia Faces Major Dam Plan With Flood Control Promise
Army engineers approve a federal dam site just north of Scandia for flood control and hydroelectric power. The project could reduce Kaw valley floods, lower consumer rates, and spur regional electrification and subsistence homesteads, with substantial land acquisitions and local relocation required.
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Scandia
Army
Republican River
T Ee State Department of Agricult
Aaoncek
Jong
Sherdahl Hill
Sherdahl Bridge
Themi
Concordia Blade
Sistencé
PWA
Kaw Valley
Republican
Kansas
Knapp
State Irrigation
Court House News Notes Staffing and Local Tax Work
Donald Close resigns from the Farm Bureau office to take civil engineering work for Rock Island at Scandia. County Clerk Strand and deputy Howard report busy routine. fourteen teachers and would be teachers took the summer exam. Treasurer Hanes and deputy Collins continue issuing tax receipts by mail to banks and taxpayers. Corn-Hog check issue occupies Farm Bureau staff as late checks arrive for wheat allotment.
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Donald Close
Farm Bureau
Rock Island
Scandia
Charles H. Strand
Lucile Howard
Earle Hanes
May Collins
Farm Bureau Office
Legislative Council in Meeting at Topeka
The Kansas Legislative Council of the 1935 legislature opened in the state senate chambers to study current problems including social security alignment. It cites old age pensions as a focus for a possible special session with state and federal contributions totaling 30 dollars for needy Americans over 65. The council has 25 members: 15 from the House and 10 from the Senate.
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Kansas
Legislative Council
Senate
Congress
House of Representatives
Methodist Minister Invited to Fourth Quarterly Conference
At the Fourth Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Church last Friday night a unanimous invitation was extended to the present minister Rev. Carl Jensen district superintendent of Indianola Iowa presided at the meeting. The conference will be held on August 28 on acre land in Ohio with Rev ta Scandia as the twelfth year minister.
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the Methodists
Acre Land
Ohio
Carl Jensen
Indianola
Iowa
Scandia Community Club Schedule for Monday Meeting
The Scandia Community Club will hold its regular monthly session next Monday evening at the Aid Building. Members are to discuss club affairs and upcoming events.
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Scandia Community Club
The
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Kackley
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Kansas City
Valley
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White
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