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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
3
Any farm owner may pay one dollar to the county clerk to have the farm name recorded in a county register. A sealed certificate will be issued listing the farm name, location, and owner. A name cannot be reused for another farm in the same county unless additional qualifying words are added.
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Confirmation notes announce a service at the Lutheran Church next Sunday at 10 30 AM with the Chiss choir leading. A brief observance invites parishioners to attend and participate in the confirmation events.
The Seven Stars in Manchester is described as a pub with a license for 640 consecutive years and as the meeting place for the Guy Fawkes conspirators.
A brief odd exchange features a policeman remarking that a banana skin hardly resembles a wrestler, followed by a bystander denying the likeness yet noting the banana skin has been thrown at three men in the last half hour.
Herman G James, former US delegate to the International Conference of American States, remarks on Buenos Aires wealth. He notes luxury cars, fur wear, and Paris gowns in theaters, but a street scene ends with a policeman directing a hired public display and sharing in the moment.
Police in Homel arrested David Kotchmel famed across Russia as beggar king. He ran mendicity schools in provincial towns teaching students to wheedle money from the charitable and then gave it to him. He is accused of bigamy with 20 wives in separate towns and forging identity papers to facilitate marriages.
A film unit using a real city street for a street scene faced a playful disruption when a man, in disguise as a passerby, declared himself free to walk the area. He challenged authority, prompting the crew to involve a nearby police officer to settle the matter.
Florida hunter Mr. Beachham returned from the forest with buck horns, each prong’s tip shaped like a dog’s head. He suspects a remarkable chase produced the effect and may later donate the mount to the Smithsonian in Washington.
The passage urges starting the new year by balancing one’s life and noting what memorable people achieved in past years. It argues that backward reflection informs future effort and personal progress.
Archbishop Temple defines good manners as three pillars self control self denial and self respect. The quotation emphasizes personal discipline to govern behavior and show respect for others.
Illinois remains the largest corn growing state in the Union with extensive cultivation across its fields. Farmers report robust yields and wide acreage under corn.
The article notes France's annual wine consumption is roughly 100 bottles per person. It discusses trends in national drinking habits and compares them with historical levels and potential health or cultural implications.
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