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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
2
The item greets Mr. and Mrs. Andy Thompson on fifty four years of marriage and recalls the patent of mowing machine model No. 211946 by A. Tornquist on February 4 1879. It also lists eclectic aphorisms and a quizzical mix of Soviet quotes and fables, ending with a remark from Soviet Travel.
A blind street beggar, described as an old man, was told he needed a city permit to sell pencils. On entering the Welfare Association office his hearing began to fail, and it was only after police arrived that his sight fully returned. He possessed a round trip ticket to Junction City and was ordered out of town. He could see to reach the Santa Fe station and heard the officer’s command clearly.
After the quake many Long Beach California children faced ruined schools and brick piles. The school board adopted radio lessons broadcast twice daily with assignments due next day. Over 5 000 radios switched on as readers relied on daily papers for the same lessons.
The Railway Age lauds 1932 as a low fatality year despite growing rail activity. It notes rising auto clips at crossings and a shift in train auto collision injury shares. Washington unrest grows with patronage moves, including ex-Governor Bilbo’s six thousand dollar ADA role clipping policy coverage.
Letters of Administration have been granted to the undersigned for the estate of Carl Gustav Aberg, deceased, by the Probate Court in Kansas. Beneficiaries must present claims to Oscar E. Sohnbow for allowance, as of July 10, 1938, or be forever barred. Attest: Henry B. Van Natta, Probate Judge.
The General Foods exhibit at the Century of Progress in Chicago highlights quality, cleanliness and convenience in foods. The display features eighty products from breakfast items to baking agents, plus a novel multi stage show and a large General Foods Cook Book display with experts and free recipe booklets.
Mrs. E. C. Wires and Miss Mary West spent Tuesday in Concordia. Mrs. Albertina Isaacson and daughter Ida, along with Mrs. Oberia Ryan, visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Marie Sederlin.
Published notice sets 2 PM July 17 1933 sale at the Belleville Kansas courthouse for the north half of the southwest quarter of section 19 township 3 south range 4 west in Republic County to satisfy a court order in a case with Mary West as plaintiff and Albert J Jackson Hildur H Jackson and multiple banks named as defendants. Sale is without appraisal. Proceedings dated June 14 1933.
No 5 and No 7 depart at 10 05 a m with flag stop 9 57 p m no stop indicated in schedule notes
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