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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

5

Republican electors named for Kansas districts and convention

The Republican ticket lists ten electors across districts led by John Breyfogle and Laura Kyner with others including C W Ryan Mattie Toothaker L H Thompson A C Jordan L B Adams F Hammond G Houston and Dorsey Green. Stores will close at 9 each evening during the picnic. Listings also note livestock and dairy prices and a subscription reminder.

John Breyfogle Olathe C. W Ryan Wathena Laura Kyner Beloit Mattie Toothaker Kimball L. H. Thompson Norton A. C. Jordan Lyons Linn and Danielson Scandia Mercantile F. W. Kreitzer Star Grocery Gulick Mercantile Co

Scandia Picnic Week Promises Wide Entertainment

Scandia's tenth annual Picnic runs Wednesday to Friday next week with large crowds expected. Free acts include Lionel Legare's spiral tower and the Lind-Chappell Trio, plus a flying machine by Salina Airplane Company. The program features races, tug of war notes, dances at Riverside Park, and the electric water fountain making a return appearance with new stunts.

Scandia Entetainment Committee Lionel Legare America Legare Han Lind-Chappell Trio Lind Brothers Lind-Chappell Co Salina Airplane Company Nelson Wheat Rock Island Depot American Legion Riverside Park Miller's Pavilion Nelson

Primary Election Call Encourages Voter Participation

In the final issue before the primary election, the journal urges all voters regardless of party to attend the primary next Tuesday and influence the selection of officers for the November ballot. Young citizens turning 21 by November 2 may vote in the August primary. Take time to vote and feel you have done your duty.

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Give Senator Gulick a Big Vote

In Cloud County a little opposition to Senator Gulick's re nomination has arisen. The Republicans of the county and community should turnout next Tuesday at the primary and give him unanimous support. Local pride and resentment of opposition demand his overwhelming majority.

Cloud County Gulick

Gala Day at Riverside Park Promises Free Evening Programs

Aug. 3 opening day no visitors followed by Aug. 4 address by Rev. Richard Low, a Chinese missionary. Daily activities include track meets, entertainments, swimming contests, services, stunts, minstrel shows, and a banquet. All programs are free to the public with small admission for a Gala Day barge and Minstrel Show. Spend a day at Riverside Park with shaded camping spaces, a superior pavilion floor, and Sunday concerts by the orchestra.

Richard Low EB. F. Tinker City Hall Riverside Park

Methodist Ladies Aid sets food sale and art sale during Picnic

The Methodist Ladies Aid Society plans a food sale in the Fuller building and an Art Sale at Zora Garber's Millinery during the Picnic next week. Mrs. May Mead reports a letter from Mrs. J. Boyce of Syracuse Kansas praising their new location and family health.

Methodist Ladies Aid Society Fuller Building Zora Garber’s May Mead J. ©. Boyce Syracuse Kansas James Rattle Snake Rev. Boyce Presbyterian “Church

Brunk's Comedians Open Week at Scandia Tent

The Brunk company of thirty with Prof. Gilmore's concert band presents The Shop Lifters a four act comedy drama with special scenery and electrical effects. Monday night tickets are 20 and 40 cents with one lady admitted free per paying gentleman. From Topeka Capital July 18.

Scandia The_Brunk Prof. Gilmore

Big Man in Congress James G Strong Forte of Fifth District

Senator Arthur Capper lauds Congressman James G Strong of the Fifth district as a rising leader in the lower house. He highlights Strong’s committee work on banking and currency war claims territories and alcoholic liquor traffic plus advocacy for daylight saving repeal and farmer friendly measures.

Strong Republican Party National’ Congress Topeka James G. Strong Fifth District Washington Congressman Strong Banking and Currency Committee Cattlemen’s Association of Kansas Capper-Heisman

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Manhattan Scandia, Kansas THE Brunks Munden Jamestown Hollis Senator Gulick Camp Fernand River Side Park Bood and Art Sale Willys Preble’s Sen Arthur Capper William the Royal Cafe Linn & Danielson Clothiers
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