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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1972
Page
2
The notice outlines annual subscription costs of 3.60 dollars including tax in Kansas and Nebraska, and 1.00 dollar per year in other states. It also lists advertising rates for want ads per word, display ads per inch, and a card of thanks. An open house announcement and deadline for news are noted with a Tuesday 10 a.m. cutoff.
The piece recalls a Christmas plus graduation party circuit at the McDonald home with friends visiting multiple houses, remarks on Isaacson twins and Ed Kallman’s aging and rug making, praise for the American Legion Auxiliary, and the Living Bible paraphrase from Tyndale House. It mentions a May sun, cottonwood snow, bridge repairs, and a convoy of combines heading south from Concordia.
May 25 social page notes Hannah Freed and Vonna Moss hosted the Triple L Pinochle club with several members in attendance and two guests. The group adjourned for summer and plans to meet September 14 with Mrs Ralph Moe.
Various households report Memorial holiday gatherings and coffee visits across Republic County with numerous names and towns listed including Belleville Concordia Courtland and Republic. Community announcements include a environmental poster contest by American Oil with cash prizes and a series of local political candidacies for county offices.
Supper has come and the beginning of harvest. The wheat, today so lush and green will soon be golden ripe.
California now produces more almonds than any country, with one million pounds shelled daily in Sacramento during peak seasons. The piece notes preparation tips from the California Almond Growers Exchange and culinary uses, including Trout Almondine, while warning against overcooked roasting and added fats.
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