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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1926
Page
2
In Scandia Kansas Plotner and Son publish the Scandia Journal. The paper is entered at the post office as second class mail matter. Subscription per year is $1.50.
Schedule notes list multiple East and West bound passenger trains with times such as 9 26 P.M. No 40 east and 9:49 A.M. No 6 east. Local freight and flag stops appear as No 38 No 39 No 88 with early morning arrivals and 6 34 P.M. No 88.
Schedule fragment lists northbound 641 motor and southbound 642 motor along with freight 691 north and 90 south. Times 8:15 4:52 6:50 10:35 a.m. p.m. appear. The text is an OCR fragment without full context or dates.
Henry H Van Natta announces candidacy for reelection as probate judge in Republic County with a primary set for August 3. The notice states the candidate will seek the voters mandate at the ballot box.
W A Lowell and John H Griffin announce their candidacies for the Republican nomination for Sheriff at the August 3 primary election, subject to the will of the voters of Republic County.
Mont L. Hill announces candidacy for re-election as county clerk in the upcoming primary on August 8, 1926, at the county public election.
Wm. R. Goodwin announces re election bid for Clerk of the District Court in Republic County subject to the August Primary. John M. Hostetler also seeks the Republican nomination for Republic County Clerk in the August 3 1926 primary.
Republic county Republican primary on August 3 1926 will decide the race as William C Perry announces his bid for the office of County Attorney. He seeks to lead the county legal team with a pro law and order platform.
For Register of Deeds and County Superintendent of Public Instruction, Republic County fields candidates May R. Collins and Clare C. Baldwin for the August 3 1926 primary vote. Both seek the office under the will of the voters in the upcoming election.
S J Henry announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Treasurer subject to the August election. The notice states the candidate will contest the office with voter support and follows the party process.
A Sunday night Mothers Day service at the church promises an interesting program led by Pastor J. M. Mahaffy.
Fifth Sunday after Easter gospel from John 17 emphasizes unity among believers. Dorcas society meets Friday afternoon in church parlors. Pastor Chas Pehrson invites all to attend services and celebrate Mother’s Day with 8:00 small children’s illustrated program and voices in worship.
The Ladies' Aid holds a regular meeting on May 13 at Mrs Gustava Ostberg's home near Norway. Luncheon served by committee members Gustava Ostberg Anna Swanson Maria Rosene and Albert Sjoholm. Everyone invited to attend with a pleasant drive promised. Pastor O J Lundberg notes welcome to new members and church services next Sunday.
W S Baken, pastor, urging churchgoers and nonchurchgoers to study the Bible’s blessing on Abraham. The sermon compares Abraham choosing the hills with Lot choosing the valleys and the risks of neglecting divine guidance. Services 11:00 AM and 8:00 PM.
Mr and Mrs Earl Cahill express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and schoolmates who sent flowers gifts letters and visits to their son Philip Cahill while in Belleville Hospital and after his return home for the kindness and thoughtfulness.
Advertisement notices Sudan seed offered at 3 cents per pound with orders left at E. H. Lewis. Hugh Etter signs the brief notice and asks if your subscription is paid up.
Stoy Swanson and Marion Madi son of Lindsborg visited Mankato this Wednesday. They study music at Bethany College and showed publishers their composed song copyright. Copies will be sold soon. Mr Eberhardt returns to his former meat cutter job at Schlagle market and will move his family from Scandia when school ends. The community welcomes the Eberhardt family back to Mankato.
The kitchen requires careful planning and organization to aid the homemaker. It should be equipped to make work easy, pleasant, and efficient.
The text notes watery, poor first grass feed for stock and says the stock is hard on that grass. It cautions not to open the pasture gate too early to avoid issues.
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