Sheriff Candidate Announces Run in August Primaries
J. J. Eastman announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket, subject to voters at the August primaries.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1922
Page
2
J. J. Eastman announces candidacy for sheriff on the Republican ticket, subject to voters at the August primaries.
Students and faculty welcomed Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler and ministers from Scandia at Monday chapel. Mrs. Wheeler urged character building with lines about books and friends. Student nights continued at union meetings with aim for full attendance. Six weeks of the second semester ended with new and missing honor roll names. several students earned 90 percent averages. A large list of students remained neither absent nor tardy. The athletic association presented the play Going Som to a well attended crowd. Six volumes on training subjects were gifted. basketball trip to Manhattan occurred with team members listed. Roy Rievins’s sister’s death in Ohio was noted and visits from relatives reported.
In a Northward summer tale Mrs Heary Bat raises three young bat babies who cling to her as she flies. They hunt insects at night and rest in trees by day, with Father Daddy and daughter Nancy marveling at their Mother Hoary Bat’s proud brood and clever young ones.
A reflective essay argues that unfairness and crookedness exist, yet prosperity from dishonesty is not worth envy. It notes many crooks fail or are punished, while honest effort and keeping promises yield true gains, urging readers to shun rascality and value integrity.
A collage of aphorisms and reflections on politics humor, language and society. Notes on free verse, Austrian cabinets, China policy, farming profits, the Philadelphia fair, sunlit days, injury risk, growth of technology, and a Belgian senator among miscellaneous observations.
Norway State Bank offers farm loans at six percent with a small commission. Swift & Co. invites farmers to bring their produce for the highest prices, stated by manager W. R. Billings.
RIDDLES ask for country in every larder Greece and birds like blossoms on trees Then Tartary like white paint joins China The ill tempered work for ladies is cross stitch And a cold day would suit a little hotter for warmth
A discourse on the craft of pleasing as essential to success. It argues work is for the employer not the soul, that writers must entertain instruct and please readers, while practical effort and yielding to authority shape lasting achievement. The piece stresses steady effort from springtime to winter.
26 inch wagon box load of cobs priced at 1 dollar. A L Etter reachable by phone 1004. Wanted two live wire salesmen for easy work and good pay. Write H Barrett in Superior Nebraska. Phone 242W.
A description of an 160 acre tract near Scandia offers 199 acres in cultivation with the remainder as good up land pasture. Listed by J. W. Plotner.
A notice offers 250 dollars for the arrest and conviction of the party who stole a robe and two berge blankets from a vehicle Saturday at River Side Park. The message includes names and a location in Rydal Kansas. Also advertised: ten head of coming 3 year old mules and one coming 4 and two coming 5 for sale or trade, with contact E. M. Sothers, phone 1809.
Kreitzer's showcases Munsingwear apparel for women and children with a focus on comfort and style. The store promotes a range of undergarments and outerwear items aimed at everyday wear and family shopping.
An old advertisement states catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local remedies and requires a constitutional treatment. It explains the Eustachian tube inflammation causes hearing loss and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures through the blood, offering a $100 reward for any uncured case and free circulars, with a 75 cent price to buy.
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