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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
1
Entry notes that mail is entered at the Scandia Kansas Post Office as second class matter and lists a yearly subscription price of 1.25 dollars.
May 10 marks Mother's Day with special observances. Sunday School starts at 8 and includes an orchestra and lesson discussion. The 7 o'clock service features a Mother's Day sermon titled A Son's Tribute to his Mother with special music.
Sunday morning worship will include special music readings and arrangements. Mothers are invited to the service. Sunday School starts at 10:00 a.m. Evening preaching at 8:00 p.m. C B at 7:00 p.m.
The Dorcas Society meets this afternoon in the church parlor and the Confirmation Class gathers Saturday afternoon. On Sunday morning at 10 the confirmation address and rites of confirmation occur. An 8 p m evening service closes the day. May the Holy Spirit guide and empower the truth. Visitors welcome.
Lendish Methodist Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 30 p m and evening worship at 8 00 p m Mothers Day will be observed at the morning service Services next Sunday conducted in English Next Thursday May 14 Ladies Aid regular meeting at Mrs Carl Wallin Courtland Mesdames Aspegren Wallin and Miss Wallin to serve refreshments You are cordially invited to attend O J Lundberg pastor Some stamped goods and all hats cut in price Millinery and Art Needlework
Last Friday morning the Girls Reserve held a May Day breakfast at the city park at 5:30 with eggs bacon buns coffee and oranges. Pictures were taken before departure. Rev Pehrson spoke on the power of Paul the Apostle and the sources of his power. Miss Engle’s class held a Good English contest with Ruth Blaggman Genevieve Freed and Vernice Denoyer placing first second and third. The grammar class is rehearsing plays inviting a good crowd. Maurine Larson visited the high school Monday.
Mrs. Albin Isaacson offers poultry items with Leghorns priced at 10 cents each and larger Hinds at 12 cents, reflecting a local sales notice for poultry.
Mr and Mrs E Coleman Chas A Peterson and daughters miss Anna Wohl thank friends for kindness and sympathy after the illness and death of their infant son. The grammar room presentation at the city hall may be affected by weather reducing attendance.
Mrs Ed Jacobson of Norway traveled by train Saturday to Manhattan to visit her sister Mrs Gust Anderson. Mr and Mrs Russell Jacobson of Norway were guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Nystrom Saturday. C A Beymer relief agent at Rock Island was called to Iowa after his sister's death last week. Special notes a Topeka Capital report says Henry Johnson formerly of Kackley now of Greeley Colo bought the Henry Nelson 80 acre farm south of Kackley for 10000 the area’s high priced land sale in Republc county.
Norway high school will present its annual play next Friday evening. The program features a five act comedy titled The Average Man.
The Kansas City markets report mixed movements across cattle hogs and lambs with price shifts. Cattle show steady to higher ranges for various weight classes, hog futures slip slightly from Monday highs, and lambs gain about a quarter, led by spring and wooled offerings.
John E. Guberlet of the Oklahoma Agricultural Experiment Station notes Haemonchus contortus as a severe foe to flocks. Treatments include copper sulfate solutions, tobacco infusion, and intramuscularcacodylate of sodium. effectiveness varies from 75 to 100 percent. Seasonal factors and food quality influence worm drop-off and egg counts in droppings provide a rough adult worm estimate.
Residents organized a cleanup and sale push to remove unwanted articles from homes. Volunteers urged neighbors to join, noting anxious buyers await bargains and space freed will aid local gatherings.
Probate Court in Republic County Kansas will hear final settlement for the estate of Anders Bengtson at ten o clock A M on May 22 1925 in Belleville. Administratrix Huldah Bengtson seeks allowance of fees discharge of duties and determination of heirs. Henry H VanNatta Probate Judge presides.
Mrs E M Boggess entertained the ladies of the U and I Art club last Friday at her home. A luncheon centered on turkey was served, showcasing a gracious gathering.
William Garber suffered a fall last week causing severe bruises. His son George week is assisting in his care.
A severe drop hit the butter market last week though current Chicago 90 score quotes show no change from Saturday May 2. Quotations are 4 cents a pound lower than this time, reflecting an overextended market as buying support was withdrawn. consumption remains favorable, suggesting a potential rebound.
Green's Produce and Feed offers bran and shorts, chick feeds and worm oil with money back guarantee, veterinary syringes, oil for horses and mules, flax seed products, various salts, millet, flour, sugar and potatoes. Cash paid for eggs, cream and poultry. Call 47.
The report outlines expected milk storage needs and a flush movement creating surplus cream to be cooled and marketed twice weekly. Egg holdings rise per USDA May 2 data with Chicago New York Boston and Philadelphia totals, while poultry receipts stay normal but broiler demand softens. Swat the Rooster campaigns aim to curb non fertile eggs, and sale of used farm implements is listed by M A Preble from Rock Island Emerson tools.
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