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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
2
The notice lists ad rates and terms published for Scandia Kansas. It notes second class matter at the post office under the 1879 act. Rates include local display 0.20 per column inch and national 0.30, classified 0.05. Subscription price is $1.25 per year.
The column contrasts U S democracy with Nazi Germany noting Hitler s crackdown on conspirators and executions. It observes tree loss in Kansas cities and urges tree conservation, while Kansas papers consider honoring William Allen White at a banquet in his home state.
A fragment notes a man drifting from a local inn to drink water to reach small beer and mentions John Shotzman reporting a fine crop of cherries this year. The speaker complains about needing to buy much vinegar to sweeten the fruit, reflecting farm and tavern life.
Frank Carlson former Concordia Republican and ex service man spoke at Glen Elder during Independence Day events urging universal conscription of industry and manpower to remove profit motive from war. He warned against future wars and argued government control on munition makers and international bankers.
A 1917 1918 retrospective recalls the war’s impact with 24000 new millionaires noted and calls for defense measures to prevent future inequities. The piece also lists numerous local visits and social calls among residents including Carlson Nichols Johnson Poole and a string of Belleville Scandia and Republic area names with family visits and guests.
Miss Dorothy Bettis and Miss Mabie Stromberg spent Saturday evening in Concordia.
M. Ivey spent Sunday in Miltonvale with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. FB. Ivey.
Miss Ada Samuelson and Miss Glada Bell joined Mrs Dallas Cady Lois and Ted for Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Albert Jackson and Valjean. Ernest Kirk spent Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs Gus Samuelson and family.
County official G P Plotner announces his candidacy for the office of county treasurer of Republic County Kansas. He will run in the Republican primary on August 7 1934.
The statement declares CHAS E. Chick Doupondik seeking the Republican nomination for Treasurer of the county, subject to voters in the August primary.
Kansas utilities valuations fall to 479 million dollars this year from 488 million last year a decline around 9 million driven by discontinued fines and shifts from street railways to buses pipe lines rising about 3 million. Nearly 609 utilities are affected with valuations certified to counties for tax purposes this week.
Henry H Van Natta declares his run for Republic County Kansas Probate Judge on the Republican ticket subject to the will of the voters at the August primary.
The entry notes a candidate for reelection as Republic County Clerk in the Democratic primary, with August election timing and official initials H. Coombs referenced as the filing or sponsor.
A candidate for County Clerk of Republic County announces on the Republican ticket and seeks voter support in the August primary. The statement names CHAS H STRNAD Chuck Strnad and notes it is subject to the voters' decision.
Miss Josie Fullen and Clare Non Dorf drove to Hardy Nebraska on Sunday to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Earl Harvey and family.
A fragment notes that drinking water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It references Adlerika as a remedy for bloating and gas, claiming a one dose cleans out poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels, attributed to Hageman and Wires, Druggists.
Mrs. Anna A. Nelgon will entertain the Lutheran Wheel at her home on Thursday afternoon July 6. The group meets again Wednesday July 11 at the church parlors. C. G. Danielson, pastor.
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