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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
1
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Chas P Nordman announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Republic County. He states he has served the past term and is subject to the will of the Republican party at the August primary election.
County Treasurer candidate T. J. West announces his run for the office of Treasurer of Republic County subject to Republican voters at the August primary election.
Henry H. Van Natta announces his run as a Republican candidate for Probate Judge of Republic County, subject to the August Primary voters.
L E Cooper declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk of Republican County subject to Republican voters at the August primary election.
M L Hill declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk subject to the August primary election.
County attorney candidate William C. Perry seeks Republican voters in the August primary election. He asks for support from Republic County residents in the forthcoming ballot.
Mollie Hadachek declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for Register of Deeds of Republic County, subject to the August primary.
World War veteran Joe E. Peterka submits nominating statement for the office of register of deeds as a Republican candidate in the August primary.
The Clerk of District Court announces candidacy for the August Primary under the office held by WM. R. GOODWIN.
Voters in the August primary are alerted to the nomination process for the office of State Representative. G. Aspegren is listed in the notice.
W. H. Mikesell declares his candidacy for sheriff of Republic County with a call for votes at the August primaries.
Laura M. Hill is presented as a candidate for county superintendent of public instruction in the upcoming August Primary, subject to the will of Republican voters.
County attorney candidate Tam Spurney declares candidacy for the Republic County attorney race subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary. Frank G. Spurney.
V E Throop declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Sheriff subject to approval of Republican voters at the August primary election.
Zella H. Mosher seeks the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Public Instruction subject to voter will at the primary election.
In Council Grove, two pastors voice strong support for Frank Haucke as the Republican candidate. Rev W T Williams praises Haucke as a finer, cleaner man of character and civic virtue. Rev William C Melendy commends Haucke for leadership and ability.
Kansas voices praise for Henry J. Allen as a longtime leader trusted by President Hoover. Articles credit his wartime character, national and international reputation, and influence in Washington, noting his dedication to Kansas and itsSunflower State interests.
A Kansas preacher urged enforcement of the 18th amendment and ended with “If I had all the liquor in the United States, I would pour it in the river.” He announced a singing of Shall We Gather at the River. The piece reflects a local-reading, opinionated column style with scattered satirical notices and jokes from multiple towns and editors.
A wandering trio of quotes from Belleville and Hiawatha papers reflects curious local voices. A farmer explains feeding catfish from a stock tank while a meek beggar asks for a dime. A Hiawatha boy dismisses girls for a 35 cent sandwich as Clifton and Kinsley papers echo skepticism.
Dur ant Lewis, son of Rock Island conductor J C Lewis, sent home desert photos from Hell s Island shot near Yuma Arizona. Durant has a small part as the sheiks son alongside Jack Holt and Ralph Graves for Columbia. The report notes the scene centers on the French Foreign Legion.
Judge Mitchell overruled the motion to quash and found the defendant guilty as charged. A $50 fine plus costs was assessed and sentence to jail until payment. The defense requested a stay of execution for an appeal and bond. the court granted a three day period to prepare and post bond.
Alfred Sprague aged 16 was fatally injured when the car carrying his brother George Sprague 20 Mrs Priscilla Hastings and her two year old son John Patrick Hastings overturned near the Republican River bridge north of Concordia. George Sprague and Mrs Hastings were seriously injured and John Patrick Hastings had minor cuts.
Wesley Benyshek appeared before Justice Charles Larson in Belleville after his arrest on liquor law violation charges. He pled guilty to possession and sale, was sentenced to 120 days in the county jail with a $300 fine and $62.65 costs, and began serving immediately. The Cuba farm raid on June 28 found little liquor but extensive violations. The sentence was postponed to finish harvest, marking his first liquor violation conviction.
Raymond Duffy seven years old son of Mr and Mrs Roy Duffy living two miles east of Bennington was killed instantly Friday by an accidental discharge from a 12 gauge shotgun handled by his brother Pat aged thirteen. The shot struck him in the chest near the heart.
Russell Packer, a harvest hand from Brandon Colorado, reports losing ninety dollars earned by hard work on Saturday afternoon. The report notes uncertainty about how the money disappeared while other items in town discuss gas infrastructure from wells in southwest Kansas to Superior Nebraska. Gladys Nylund arrived Friday for a visit with home folks.
Mr and Mrs E T Olson were Sunday evening visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Burns in a brief social note.
Mrs W P Shivvers with Wilma and Mrs D B Waters drove to Washington Saturday afternoon to bring Mrs Waters' daughters here.
The Lebanon State Bank obtained a judgement of more than 3000 dollars against Eliza Clark in a Smith Center trial. The suit sought principal and interest on a note signed 17 years earlier by Jack Clark, husband of the defendant, and Mrs Clark when the couple left the state the note was not outlawed. Service was on Mrs Clark after she inherited county property. Attorney for the bank was R W Turner. Separately Continental Construction will lay a 1000 mile pipeline from Amarillo Moore County Texas to Chicago passing through Cloud County to supply gas to over fifty cities. A Blair Theatre manager was arraigned for Sunday labor violation in a separate action.
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