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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1934
Page
2
The notice states the publication is established in 1871 and entered as second class matter at the Scandia Kansas post office under the act of Congress dated March 38 1879.
Published every Thursday subscription price is stated as $1.25 per year. Rates for advertising include local per column inch display at 0.70, national per column inch display at 0.30, and classified per line at 0.05. Additional prices available on request.
The item reports on one of the great manhunts for Dillinger and mentions Bishop Cannon being freed from an old accusation. It notes churchmen may err yet defend Cannon’s integrity and argues society must be protected by law. The passage blends sensational crime with public interest commentary.
A brief explainer cites Daylight Saving Time as moving one hour in regions not observing it while CST keeps the same time. A side note mentions a dog upset by the trip and a columnist in Minneapolis complaining about dust and taxes.
Emma Helena Johnson Haggman daughter of Andrew S and Anna Lena Johnson was born February 23 1857 in Fregeled Socken Jonkopings La Smaland Sweden. She died April 25 1934 after 70 years in Scandia living on a Beaver Township farm. She married Swan Anton Haggman April 1 1874 and left 12 children 7 sons 5 daughters with 2 sons and 3 daughters predeceasing her. She was a long time Ada Lutheran Church member and leaves many relatives in Courtland Scandia and Denver among others.
Yes contracted acres must be measured and marked with substantial visible stakes. Reports warn that some claim stakes are required by regulation, but that is not the case. Any crop may be planted on contracted land as long as it is not harvested. Local social notes follow with visits from several families and a trip by Mrs Tedrow to California for the summer.
The text explains why the Agricultural Adjustment Administration promotes production reductions while encouraging more pastures and soil fertility. It notes that pasture yields less beef or milk per acre than grain but offers higher profit margins and soil benefits, and that weather uncertainty is balanced by averaging production over years to guide cuts. It also states Kansas State College and USDA favor improving pasture efficiency rather than simply cutting production.
Two budget friendly recipes pair peas with fish. Tuna and Vegetable Pie uses tuna, peas, carrot liquid and biscuit dough to bake. Salmon and Creamed Peas features sardines, salmon, a white sauce, and peas with lemon a bright finish.
Kansas gardeners can beat droughts and winds with windbreaks says Arthur Meyer extension service gardening specialist. Use temporary stakes or fences and plant two rows of corn or Sudan grass on south and west sides to shield crops like tomatoes.
A vintage advertisement claims water with meals improves stomach juices and digestion. It also promotes an Adlerika remedy and a claim that a dose cleans out poisons and washes both bowels, attributed to Hageman and the druggists Wires.
Henry H. Van Natta announces his candidacy for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to the will of the voters at the August primary.
H. P. Coombs announces his bid for reelection as Republic County Clerk subject to the Democratic primary in August.
County Clerk candidate Chas H Strnad announces Republican bid for Republic County Clerk. He states candidacy is subject to voters at the Angus primary and requests support.
Marvin E. Larson seeks the Democratic nomination for the office of Superintendent of Public Instruction in Republic County on the August primary ballot.
J A Andy Moore declares run for a second term as Republic County sheriff on the Republican ticket subject to primary voters.
William R. Goodwin announces his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court on the Republican ticket subject to the will of voters at the August Primary.
Frank G. Spurney announces his bid for a second term as Republic County Attorney. He seeks the Republican nomination in the August primary election and urges voters to support his candidacy.
The Register of Deeds candidate Mollie Hadachek announces re election on the Republican ticket for Republic County with the August primary election approaching.
Charles J. Skala announces candidacy for County Treasurer of Republic County subject to the Republican primary on August 7. He files for the election under the party banner and confirms his bid.
Nels P Florrell announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court in Public County on the Democratic ticket subject to the August primary.
A district court clerk announces candidacy for the office of Clerk of the District Court. The notice emphasizes seeking the position and outlines intent to pursue the duties and responsibilities of the role.
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