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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1926
Page
2
The Sandia Journal notes Scandia post office class mail matter option set at 1.50 dollars per year, detailing publishing and mailing considerations.
Shuffled timetable fragment lists Rock Island routes with times for passenger east and west, local and freight, and motor north south services. Entries include 9:03 P.M. passenger east and 2:48 P.M. local passenger east with several westbound freight and motor runs and morning 6:50 a.m. start times.
Henry H Van Natta announces his candidacy for the Pro Judge position in the upcoming primary on August 3. He pledges to run with the consent of the voters of Republic County and seeks support from local electors.
Multiple candidates announce for county sheriff on the Republican and Democratic tickets. W A Lowell, John H Griffin, and W English declare their bids subject to voters at the August primary in Republic County.
Several residents announce campaigns for Republic County offices in the upcoming August primaries. Mont L Hill seeks re election as County Clerk, while others including William Goodwin, John M Hostetler, and William G C Perry declare their runs for Clerk of the District Court and County Attorney respectively.
Public notices announce May R. Collins Prudence Strong and Clare Baldwin seeking Republican nomination in Republic County. Collins runs for Register of Deeds, Strong for County Superintendent of Public Instruction, all subject to voters on August 3 or 8 1926.
S. J. Henry announces his Republican bid for the office of County Treasurer, stating he will stand with the will of the voters at the upcoming August election.
Incomplete OCR fragment shows a church notice from Presbyterian Church with a Sunday service mention and a reference to a city, leaving details unclear and dates garbled.
A fragment mentions activity in British Columbia over the past two years, offering no clear details on the subject, dates, individuals, or events.
Pastor W S Baker invites the community to Sunday school at 10 A M and preaching at 11 A M. A union Monday evening service is planned at City Hall Park at 8 P M.
Miss Ella Maxell and Mrs Dallas Mathis and children of Superior visited relatives. Mr and Mrs Ed Ahrens of Belleville spent time with their son Dr Ahrens and family. Mrs Ole Husby and two children from Menango ND visited Lars Hammer. Ollie Watkins came from Norton for A M Poage funeral and returned home. T Watters and family of Blue Rapids visited Earl Beeman’s family. J N Bettis and party returned to Topeka. For sale 1000 pure bred chicks 4 to 10 days old 8 to 9 per hundred Jenkins Hatchery Jewell Kans. Mrs H Tingstrom and son Junior returned to Lincoln. Lutheran Dorca society food sale this Saturday at Farmers Store with lunch.
Fourth Sunday after Trinity gospel notes conviction by Jesus. Communion at morning hour with a wee offering. Dorcas Society food sale at Farmers store this Saturday. Weather permitting Union services at City Hall Park Sunday evening. Mariadahl District Luther League meets Ada Lutheran July 1 18 with Dr G Andrew Augustana College speaker. Chas Pehrson pastor.
Mr and Mrs Nathan Isaacson announce the birth of a boy on Friday June 18 at their home. Lawrence Nimocks of Lincoln spent the weekend here at his residence.
Mahans of Salina drove up Sunday for a brief visit with relatives. Vivian, who had been staying with them the past two weeks, accompanied them on the return.
Children’s Day program at 10 30 a m includes baptismal service with Sunday school at 11 30 a m Swedish service also at 11 30 a m Rev Eric Swan will preach at the union service 8 p m at city hall park The annual Sunday school picnic is set for Monday July 5 Past or Lundberg extends thanks to friends and neighbors for help during bereavement
Agricultural notes advise cooling poultry houses by rear ventilation and noting summer drafts help hens. June is best to battle young weeds before July and August, with drought and flood managed. Chinch bug control relies on creosote barriers. wheat leases should be planned for August renewals. deep corn cultivation at late stages is discouraged.
The Goodwin Coldazier Olson and Sanderson families plus Inez Sanderson enjoyed a park picnic in Concordia Sunday. Perry Stonebraker spent Sunday with his nephew Clarence Haser near Phillipsburg, joined by Lew Haser visiting his son George. Dr. C V Haggman was called to report to the officer’s training camp in Wisconsin on July 5 for about fifteen days. Clinton Anderson and wife of Ottumwa Iowa arrived to visit Gilbert Anderson and relatives. Anderson is GM of Security Clothing Company. Numerous other locals hosted or joined river picnics and melon patch work, including Hammer and Warmer families, Hogin visiting from Loyola Institute Chicago, who is married and expected back soon.
Aunt Aggie outlines a sun preserves method from washing to jar sealing. The recipe uses one pound fruit per pound sugar and half cup water, with syrup threads tested, then sun-dried or oven-finished.
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