Tercentenary Award Noted for Scandia High News
March 28 1935 the Scandia High News receives the Tercentenary Memorial Award for outstanding contribution to the tertiary education celebration. The executive secretary thanks staff advisers and principal, with certificate to reach the school by September 20 1935. Additional notes mention Roosevelt handshakes and gardening advice snippets from Huéy Long territory misprints.
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Scandia High News
Cc. C. Harvey
National Association of Student Editors
Division of Publications
Washington Impressions and New Deal Skepticism
A Washington writer quips that a lazy fisherman on the Potomac mocks a restless capital scene. While Old Man Gloom lingers around the Cabinet, others question the constitutionality and cost of the four billion dollar work relief program. A Ohio representative jokes about the expense of draining a creek at ten thousand dollars.
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Washington
Potomac
National Rivers and Harbors ‘Congress
Ohio
Late Gardens Promise Good Garden Yields
Henry L. Lobstein, extension gardening specialist at Kansas State College, says it isn’t too late to plant gardens and that recent widespread rains boost the odds of successful crops across the state.
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Henry L. Lobenstein
Kansas State College
Dinner Honors Wrights Leaving for Oregon Home
Mr and Mrs Melvin Hillery attended a dinner at the G W Wright home Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs Glen Wright who are leaving for Oregon this week where they will make their home.
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Melvin’ ‘Hillery
G. W. Wright
Glen Wright
Oregon
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Frances
Perkins
Miss Perkins
Huéy Long
Jeanne
Hershel Kannier
Topeka
Elizabeth Ann McGregor
M. Eb.mcgregor
Plotner
Phillipsburg
Peon As
Farmey Jones
Dag
Scandia Telephone Co
Scandia, Kansas
The
Topeka State Journal
Scandia
Ralph Hawkins
Journal Office
Beenie
Polly Brand Coffee
Prunes
van Camp
King Bologna
Faulkner Funeral Service
Belleville
Kansas
Concordia Creamery Co
Haggman and Wires
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