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The notice records Scandia Kansas mail handling as second class and lists yearly subscription price at $1.50. It notes the Post Office as the distribution point with subscription terms.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
2
The notice records Scandia Kansas mail handling as second class and lists yearly subscription price at $1.50. It notes the Post Office as the distribution point with subscription terms.
A series of candidate announcements for the August 1928 Republican primary in Republic County. Names include CHAS P NORDMAN for Sheriff HENRY H VAN NATTA for Probate Judge A W SEGERHAM for County Commissioner M L HILL for County Clerk, and others such as ALEX SCOTT FRANK E SPRAGUE WILLIAM C PERRY MARK TULEY V C THROOP WM R GOODWIN JOHN C HOGIN TOM KRENNETT and CLARE BALDWIN plus MRS MAUDE SMITH Prudence Strong announces reelection and district court judge candidacies Dozens of filings urge Republican voters to support their bids in the August primary.
At the Presbyterian Church a church night supper and social hour occur Friday night July 6 with supper at 7. Sunday morning services run at regular hours with Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 on the theme All Your Needs Supplied. An open air union service at 8 features special music by the union choir and speaker Rev. Mahaffy.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning Worship at 11:00 a.m. Special music by Mrs. R. B. Shefstall of Kansas City. Epworth League at 7:30 p.m. Open air service at 8:00 p.m. Fourth Quarterly conference on July 18. Ladies' Aid meeting moved to Friday, July 13. Hostesses listed as Mrs. Anna Boman, Mrs. Ed Boman, Mrs. Glenn Householder, and Mrs. Joseph Johnson. Lunch served 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. All welcome.
Amana Lutheran Church will hold Sunday School at ten o'clock with no morning worship. The Dorcas Society meets in the church parlor on Friday afternoon July 13. Everyone is invited to attend.
Sunday July 1 three Norway parish congregations welcomed T Orlin Torgoson from Manly Iowa to lead their English services filling the pulpit left by Rev. C H Hjortholm who departed Tuesday for Eureka Kansas. The three churches invite all un affiliated parishioners to join in worship and service. Announcement events list July 4 12 15 22 services and womens aid meetings. Laura LaPlante stars in The Cat and the Canary at Courtland Picture Show Saturday night.
A line of stomach medicine claims to relieve gas ulcer indigestion heartburn and constipation. The ad urges readers to visit local drugstores for a 50 cent sample and credits a medical professional for guidance.
The Kansan profiles Senator M Y B Van De Mark of Concordia now seeking the Republican nomination for Justice of the Kansas State Supreme Court, Position 2, noting his birth in Clyde Kansas 1882, education at Washburn University and the University of South Dakota, legal career, terms as County Attorney and State Senator, and key legislative actions including cigarette sales regulation and a Public Service Commission investigation. The piece also lists local residents and social notes from Concordia.
Mrs Edna Rieckabaugh Mary Holmes and Roy Gile shopped in Belleville Monday afternoon. Robert Ryder and family were Sunday guests at Charley Boerleen home. Low Eagles were Belleville shoppers Friday. Friends and relatives helped Mrs Lillie celebrate her birthday with prose and songs.
A Topeka Kansas business college offers courses promising a wide range of careers. Court reporting stenography banking private secretary to an executive and more await trained individuals through a well planned business program.
A fragment shows a character lamenting low spirits as the cause is not the home but the burdens of daily life. The exchange mentions endless bills for materials paint and shingling and focuses on the strain on Brown and his daughters.
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