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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1935
Page
2
The article argues about the Ethiopia Italy conflict drawing world attention. It claims colonial motives and a secret European agreement to prevent a larger clash. It notes Eritrea Somaliland disorders and doubts Italy can win without Allied aid.
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court letters of administration issued July 3 1985 for Constan Lundquist late of the county deceased. All persons with claims must present them for allowance within one year from the letters date or be barred. J L A Nondorf Administrator. July 8 1935. Attest Probate Judge Henry H. Van Natta
Miss Helen Snapp daughter of Mr and Mrs A R Snapp of Lincoln township west of Talmo has begun work in the Farm Bureau office. Republic county reports federal housing campaign totals exceeding 101000 with 35000 completed. 4 H achievements days to be held in August across ten units to pick top projects for fair week. A new divorce case Emma Burchett vs Frances Burchett and liquor charges against Sylvia DeBus noted. The 4 H band to perform at the fair. Belleville Cuba bands to Ellsworth for a massed concert. North Central Kansas Free Fair adds larger horse barn and exhibits. roadside improvement plans submitted for US 36.
Mr Hanel notes delinquent tax payments amount to 4 515 38 of 54 000 00 due in December and June. He compares payments in delinquency with a 92 percent rate versus 89 percent for all payments, indicating a better delinquency performance.
An $8 450 addition in wheat allotment money is expected in Republic County for 1985 beyond 1993 34 payments. The 1935 payments will be issued in two installments. The first installment of 20 cents is due upon contract compliance. The final payment will occur after local administration costs for fiscal year 1985 36 are set and deductions applied.
President Homer Alkire and the Fair Board call on Republic county residents to co operate with agencies to make the North Central Kansas Free Fair the best yet. They urge farmers livestock owners gardeners and fruit growers to contribute to a standout display after last year's drought and emphasize immediate action.
John Bowers of Topeka visited on business early in the week. Mrs. B W Vincent of Concordia spent time with her son Virgil’s family later in the week. Mary Pilcher turned 94 on Monday July 22 and received several callers that day. Chas McGee traveled to Scandia to work for Sam Summers. Mrs Bennie Stofer returned from Marysville where she cared for her ill mother. Miss Mary Foreman of Belleville visited Saturday evening with Miss Lucile Sanders.
Mrs B W Horner traveled to Phillipsburg Wednesday evening to visit her son Lloyd and family at their home. L L Nicholas and wife and Miss Elia Pearl Hbist were Sunday visitors at the Ed Halberg home. Mrs J A Nunn heard the Larson family had taken over a laundry business in Charlestown Washington. neighbors wish them success. Watson Hunt and wife of Republic called on A E Haney Sunday evening.
Sivert John Bakken, born December 1863 in Norway, immigrated to the United States at 19 and lived in Kansas. He married Oline Ofstad in 1887, raised seven children, and moved to Belleville in 1906. He died July 16, 1935, after a cancer illness, leaving four children and 13 grandchildren. funeral services were held July 21 conducted by Rev. J. G. Lahodny.
A kitchen guide explains a traditional French omelet and a puffy version using the same four eggs. It details beating eggs, seasonings, and buttered skillet technique, plus finishing steps and oven dry finish for puffiness. Examples include asparagus with cheese and spinach omelets, noting serving sizes.
The obituary notes the death of a Methodist church figure named Roberts whose body was laid to rest in Belleville cemetery. The brief record confirms burial at Belleville cemetery after funeral rites.
The Topeka Capital argues the Federal Communications Commission should not shut down KFBI over a few objectionable programs. It notes KFBI is owned by respected Kansas citizens and warns confiscation would be censorship run wild while urging corrective action instead.
The Bargain Spot announces new shipment of ladies white belts arriving for shoppers seeking affordable accessories.
Mr and Mrs A B Tenison of Manhattan and their daughter Anna John son of Stillwater Okla are here visiting relatives and friends this week.
Mrs Albertina Isaacson and Ida visiting Monday afternoon called on Mrs Emma Isaacson.
Miss Edna Moe was a Wednesday afternoon guest of Mrs. J. R. Storer. Mr and Mrs J T Davis visited in Miltonvale Sunday with friends and relatives.
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