J W Plotner and Son Featured in Scandia Journal
The Scandia Journal from Scandia Kansas highlights J W Plotner and Son. The notice presents a local business showcase or family enterprise as a notable community feature.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
1
The Scandia Journal from Scandia Kansas highlights J W Plotner and Son. The notice presents a local business showcase or family enterprise as a notable community feature.
The Journal lists a price of 1.26 dollars per year for mail subscriptions and notes entry at the Scan a Kansas post office as second class matter.
A series of announcements list candidates for August Republican primaries in Republic County. Carl A Torbert for state representative Belleville. Wm Hay for clerk of court on Republican ticket. Wm R Goodwin seeks sheriff renomination. J J Eastman seeks renominatIon as sheriff candidate. Emmett Conzelman and G Aspegren for county commissioner second district. May R Collins for Register of Deeds. Frank G Spurney for County Attorney. John C Hogin for District Court judge. J M Livingood for County Attorney.
County officers announce candidacies for county treasurer county attorney and probate judge subject to Republican primary decisions. Henry Nelson Ward Henry H. Van Natta and S J Henry are named seeking the offices in Republic County Kansas.
Sunday School and morning services at Amana Lutheran Church with Rev. C F Iranaire in the pulpit while he attends a district meeting and aids at the Salem church cornerstone near Axtell Kansas. Dorcas society hosts Friday July 25 in church parlors. Swedish Methodist announces services and annual conference date change to August 21 at Boxholm Iowa. Undberg, pastor.
Regular morning worship will be held next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Pastor will return for the service. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. with Mrs Hawkins as superintendent.
Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Union services in the evening. Outdoor rain disrupted plans but about 30 attended a brief city hall service. Pastor Rev C B Peniston invites all to enjoy summer outdoor meetings.
Mrs. Bertha Olson and children express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help during the illness and death of their husband and father and for the beautiful flowers received.
Washington reports that 879 348 homes were provided under the national building program for cities with 25 000 plus population in 1922. Urban families favored apartments and two family dwellings, with 51.6 percent of total construction for residences and a total program cost near two billion dollars.
Mr D Bowersox of south of Belleville filed notice for a Friday July 25 sale of school property. The district plans a new 24 by 36 foot schoolhouse with furnace heating, cloak rooms, and hallway. Funds cover nearly half the $3600 cost due to a tax assessment clerical error.
Peter H. Funkley aged ninety arrived at Tacoma's clerk office and asked to take the oath of allegiance. Officials said he must first file first papers. A Norwegian immigrant who served in the Civil War, he later moved to Wisconsin and Alberta before returning to Washington.
Farm implements include plows wagons wagon boxes grain drills and gas engines. Advertising new lower prices on Mazda lamps and clamps. Auto sales include Overland and Willys Knight with genuine parts and tire deals. Walter Anderson leads the shop and is praised for top work.
Star Grocery advertises Star Brand coffee at 40 cents, maintaining the long standing price as of this promotion.
Senator Capper defends his record amid rumors of anti Coolidge sentiment. He cites 72 budget cut votes saving over 180 million dollars and declares strong support for Coolidge’s economy program. He predicts Kansas will back the President decisively. A stray vanity case is reportedly waiting for its owner near Esbon, with a note from Ruth Bradley seeking description.
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