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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
2
Republic County announces include Chas P Nord J J Eastman J H Rost and Louis Ingham declaring candidacies for sheriff or county clerk on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary. They pledge lower taxes and economy in county purchases.
Governor Henry J. Allen designates April 3 to 8 as cleanup week urging Kansans to clean streets alleys yards cellars parks and play areas to improve safety and reduce fire risk. The proclamation issued in Topeka on March 6 1922 calls for cooperation of all citizens and officers.
The American Legion's national service division reports over 10 million dollars settled for veterans in two years. It seeks a rotating fund to provide immediate relief to those not yet reached by government aid, inviting affluent ex-service members to donate shares of pending compensation. Also noted is a obituary of Hiram Tedrow, born 1834 in Pennsylvania, died 1922 in Kansas, with service details and family.
Harold Lloyd film Get Out and Get Under billed as a rousing comedy vehicle shown at the Princess next Thursday. M. A. Preble announces the marriage of his granddaughter Wilma Lucille Preble to R. D. Mason of Los Angeles. Mrs. Mason has relatives here who will be glad to hear the news.
The Legion launches a census to record each ex-soldier's choice among five compensation options under the Adjusted Compensation bill. Options include adjusted pay, a paid-up insurance policy, vocational training, a farm or home loan, or land purchase aid. The drive also collects back pay, travel pay, and unreceived medals or benefits. Local post urges every veteran to participate.
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