The Scandia Journal announces subscription rates
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas lists subscription price at 1.50 dollars per year with publication details and post office entry information for mailing as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
2
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas lists subscription price at 1.50 dollars per year with publication details and post office entry information for mailing as second class matter.
Time data for Rock Island railroad services shows local passenger arrivals and departures across east and west routes. Entries include No 34 at 9 26 P M and No 84 Local Freight east at 2 43 PM with additional westbound local passenger times and flag stops.
Readable timing and car type fragments show north and south motor and freight lines with morning and afternoon intervals including 8:15 a.m. for 4641-Motor north 4:52 p.m. 642-Motor south 6:50 a.m. 91-Freight north 10:35 a.m. 690-Freight south.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for the office of Prente Judge in Republic County. He seeks re election or election at the upcoming primary, with the date noted as August 8th. Announcement emphasizes reliability and public service.
A series of Republican and Democratic candidate notices announce runs for sheriff in Republic County. W A Lowell John H Griffin and W S English declare their candidacies subject to the voters at the August primaries under their respective party tickets.
A notice states Mont L Hill seeks reelection as County Clerk in Republic County, announcing candidacy in the August 3, 1926 primary election and submitting to the will of voters.
A set of 1926 Republic County notices announces candidacies for Clerk of the District Court, County Attorney, Register of Deeds, County Superintendent, County Treasurer, each subject to Republican primary voters on August 3 or 8, 1926. Names include Wm R Goodwin, John M Hostetler, William C Perry, May R Collins, Prudence Strong, Clare C Baldwin, and J Henry.
Notice announces a docket in the Public Service Commission of Kansas concerning fees for telephone service. A hearing is scheduled in Scandia before Oa 1 and Cummings signs as secretary.
The Dorcas society meets in the church parlors this Friday afternoon with Mrs. S. J. Swenson as hostess. Welcome to our services. Chas. Pehrson is the pastor. The gospel text recalls Luke fourteen thirty five and emphasizes discipleship through renunciation.
The morning service is replaced by a Children’s Day program with choir and orchestra, dramatizations by children, and the usual offering for Sunday School mission work. Sunday School begins at 10 with a study of Joseph. all are invited. J M Mahaffy, Pastor.
The convention last week inspired delegates and visitors. Gratitude is extended to church members and friends for their role in making the event successful.
The church invites services next Sunday at the regular time. Children will meet next week to practice for the Children’s Day program. Further announcement next Sunday. O. J. Lundberg, Pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Trevis of Kansas City are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tingstrom.
Mr and Mrs A L Coleman of Texarkana arrive unexpectedly Saturday evening to visit their son Harold and Mrs Coleman. They plan to move to California. The notice also promotes selling cattle by shipping them with W H Christiansen at Norway Elevator, promising fair prices and reasonable car charges.
Frank Heim, brother of Mrs. W. R. Billings, who studied here over the past year, has gone back to his home in Kensington.
Mr and Mrs H C Norman of Smith Center spent the weekend here with their daughter Mrs Chas Hubbard and family.
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