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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
2
The Scandia Journal priced at $1.25 per year as published by J. W. Plotner & Son publishers.
The town's streets were busy for a weekend holiday. attorney B M Thorp discussed the McClun estate with officials, and Sheriff Riley visited the office. Local notices mention advertising foreign shares, a resident's farm move, and a call for a new Justice of the Peace. The Norweg ian community mourns Ingeborg Rodde, born in Norway on April 26 1845, who died February 26 1921 aged 75 years 10 months. survivors include four children and twelve grandchildren. funeral held March 1 with Rev. O C Harang delivering the sermon.
Community items from Scandia include thanks from families for aid during illness death and burial of a mother and grandmother with appreciation for flowers and sympathy. Editor commentary on Rock Island Highway and local road concerns. local events, sales, obituaries, and social notices are reported with names such as C A Tate J Mahaffey and Oscar Floodberg plus references to Scandia residents and Concordia concert plans.
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After a joint meeting of teachers and school boards last Saturday the boards reorganized for the coming year. E F Jones was elected president and Fred Stark secretary. Members present include L L Rankin Minnie Logan Fred Moe C B Riddlebarger A R Moss Albert Fisher A F Goppart Barbara Kalivoda Fred Martin Fred Stark Boyce J G Severa W T Foster T J Charles P M Seaman Wm Walter H W Nafziger S A Baxa F R Rundus Rick Erickson E F Jones Albert Konovalske John Valek A M Johnson Mrs C R Jenkins J P Pachta and others. The only district with all three members present was district 67. Each member present is entitled to 2.00 from district funds.
Classified item lists 80 bushels Red River Early Ohio potatoes for seed at 1.75 dollars at the farm owned by Chas Holman. Also advertises home made pies and doughnuts for dine in at the Royal Café on the north side. 12-4tp.
William Danielson thanks the people of Scandisfor uray for courtesies during his stay. He expresses appreciation for the Linn and Danielson firm’s patronage and loyal support and hopes friendships formed there endure.
President Thomas W. Butcher of the Kansas State Normal School argues the rural school is vital to national life. He says the nation grew from land owners rooted in soil, whose values built American democracy, while urbanization draws the best farmers to cities seeking better living.
President Butcher argues one room schools hinder national progress. He says climate and roads exist in Kansas and motorized transport is available, but neglect risks urban and tenant classes. Consolidated schools offer better education and community for farm children.
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