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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1952
Page
3
The Pine Grove School board will hold a special meeting to consider a proposed tax levy and related amendments. Taxpayers may attend to ask questions and review the associated agenda and documents.
A guidance note states a child should never be put to bed as punishment. Beds are for sleeping, and using bedtime as a disciplinary device can cause the child to resist sleep and fail to settle willingly or happily.
An analysis of historic figures and the prophet Samuel as a many sided man. Samuel embodied roles as judge priest writer and king maker while avoiding dictatorship. The piece warns powerful leaders risk tyranny when they seize multiple offices and urges true public spirit with broad vision and responsibility to God.
The ice-bag icing program for corn aims to lower interior fruit temperature to about 35 degrees, slowing sugar to starch conversion and preserving color. Three ply wet strength bags hold five dozen ears with 20 pounds of ice, enabling long distance shipping without notable quality loss. If successful this year, the program expands next year.
A person should eat at least one serving of protein foods each day. Choices include meat poultry fish eggs beans peas nuts lentils and other protein sources. Adequate protein aids growth repair and energy levels for daily activities.
Belleville native Bob Ward, 42, seeks the sheriff's office. Former Belleville police officer for eight years, previously a butcher and painter. Member of Masonic Lodge, Eastern Star, and Iris Temple of Salina. He asserts readiness to assume sheriff duties.
The 1950 record shows farm lobby groups the Farm Bureau and the Farmers Union spent about 800000 dollars, while railroads and political groups like the Atlantic Union Committee spent 237000 and 158000 respectively. Analysts note extensive allied lobbying in agriculture may misrepresent farmers.
A fragmented note describes wrapping tree bark with a protective material and extending support via wire to branches. The text references garden hose and spiraling, aiming to shield bark while reinforcing limbs.
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