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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
2
The column notes Mother's Day on Sunday and recalls Alvin Karpis’s capture by federal agents in New Orleans. It highlights school events taking center stage for two weeks, heavy rain improving crops, and a nod to Mr. Nelson’s thirty years of municipal service. It also comments on geopolitical and political topics and a looming London presidential bid.
The theft of 251 bushels of oats from Jack Roderick near Hubbell was solved by confession from J Gano and Fred Werner. They await trial in Marshall County for burglarizing the Litel store at Frankfort. Sheriff Andy Moore and Attorney Frank G Spurney secured the confession at Marshall county jail. Action on the oats theft awaits verdict in the drug store robbery case.
Sheriff Moore transported Leroy Caldwell to the state reformatory after his bad check and tire stealing link. Two Republic County men faced drunkenness charges. Amzie Carpenter and Clare Davis paid fines and served jail time. Probate reports included final settlements and administratrix appointments. New civil cases and two marriages were filed and recorded.
Pleasant Valley feature includes Mrs. Julia Johnson and others from Hennessey Oklahoma Topeka Concordia Wichita and Herndon Kansas as guests A noon dinner followed by a full afternoon program with readings duets and poems Then an evening program with songs stunts and reminiscences from former pupils and local residents
In Republic county Kansas Probate Court the estate of Albert T Sandell Deceased is set for final settlement at the next term Friday June B 1936 at 2 pm at Belleville Court House. Claus G Sandell is Administrator with Henry H Van Natta Probate Judge attesting.
The article recalls the life of a longtime banker who moved from Mason City to Kansas City then to a Scandia farm. He worked at Ellis Kansas bank in 1917 and retired ten years ago after eyesight failed. A patriot, he kept the American flag by his door proudly. He served in fraternal orders, was a charter member of BPOE No. 586 Concordia, and connected with Scottish Rite and I C C F of Kansas City. He died of intestinal trouble affecting the heart, and the body was to be taken to Scandia for burial, with surviving widow, three Mason City sisters, a Minneapolis half-brother, and two predeceased sons.
The discussion centers on a 236 page tax bill from the Ways and Means Committee to fund 1987 expenses. Senate hearings continue with no cloture, suggesting possible redrafting and weeks of debate. Members worry about long Washington summer ahead as they await action.
The report notes increasing endorsements and pledges boosting Landon’s lead among the 1,001 national convention delegates, with 383 still to be chosen. Among 17 first filings are 15 Republicans and two Democrats for state offices, including presidential electors and congressional and state posts.
The San Ore Construction company of McPherson received two graveling contracts in Republic county on Saturday. Their bids beat four rivals on both projects. One job covers county road No. 9 from US 81 to Agenda at $1.08 per foot. the other on county road 781 for ten miles at $1.34 per foot.
Farmers and stockmen report that last week's rains aided crops and pasture in most regions, with eastern sections receiving heavy falls while western areas saw lighter showers. The beneficial moisture improves grazing and crop prospects as the week ends.
Co G Sandell announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Commissioner of the Second District Republic County subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary election.
Curtis Moore announces his candidacy for Sheriff of Republic County subject to the will of Republican voters in the August primary.
WM R Goodwin declares his candidacy for Clerk of the District Court awaiting Republican primary votes in August. He states the bid is subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
Charles P Nordman announces his candidacy for the Republic County Sheriff nomination in the August primary, declaring his intention to run under the Republican voters and seeking support in the office race.
Chas H Chuck Strnad announces his candidacy for a second term as County Clerk of Republic County subject to Republican voters in the August primary.
Henry H. Van Natta announces his candidacy for Probate Judge of Republic County Kansas on the Republican ticket subject to the August primary voters.
G P Plotner declares his candidacy for Republic County treasurer in the Republican primary. He seeks the nomination subject to voter will at the August primary.
A candidate named J. B. Angle announces his bid for State Representative in the district with August primary. filed under official candidate notices.
Laura M Hill announces a bid for a second term as Republic County superintendent. She cites party loyalty and aims to secure Republican votes in the August primary under the slogan The Will of the Republican Voters.
Henry Johnson announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Commissioner of the Second District in Republic County subject to voters at the August primary.
W G Bill Campbell declares his run for sheriff of Republic County subject to the Republican primary in August. He seeks party support and outlines his intent to serve in law enforcement.
For county attorney office in Republic County the candidate urges support on the Republican ballot at the August primary. Guy E Ward presents his qualifications and platform in this formal statement.
A filing notes J. F. Jack Carmony seeking the office of Court Clerk in Republic County. The statement cites alignment with Republican voters and emphasizes the candidate’s commitment to district court duties.
Keprta declares intention to run in the August primary as a Democratic candidate subject to voters in the county.
Frank G. Spurney announces his candidacy for County Attorney of Republic County as a Republican, subject to voters' will at the coming primary.
Chas Peterka announces his bid for Sheriff of Republic County, subject to Republican voters’ will at the August 4 primary election.
Arthur K. (Art) Achieds announces candidacy for Clerk of the District Court subject to Republican voters at the August primary. He urges support as he seeks the office.
Report notes more than three inches of rainfall in the Flint Hill pasture region. The blue stem pasture BOC of cattle is greatly aided, with an estimated half a million head expected to be affected this spring.
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