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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1932
Page
3
Mont L. Hill announces his candidacy for County Clerk on the Republican ticket in August primary. W G Bill Campbell also declares for Sheriff, seeking the Republican nomination in the August primary.
Republican voters in Republic County and the Second District face a primary choice. Chas. G. Spenger seeks the County Commission seat, presenting his platform and qualifications for the August primary.
The office of Sheriff in Republic County faces Republican voter choice as August Busey Lane vies for the post under party guidance. T. Larson of Scan ia remains a named figure in circulation surrounding the race.
W H Helfer of Republic Kansas announces his bid for Sheriff on the Republican ticket and asks voters in Scandia and nearby areas for support at the August 2 primary.
Lester B Beames announces his campaign for sheriff of Republic County subject to Republican voters at the August primary.
Frank Granstodt announces candidacy for the office of commissioner from the second district of Republic County subject to Republican voters in the August primary.
Ruth B Nordman Loring announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Republic County in the upcoming August primary election. The notice states the candidate seeks the support of Republican voters in the primary.
Frank E. Williams announces candidacy for the nomination for Commissioner of the Second District of Republic County subject to the January election. He states his intent to seek the office and urges voter support.
Candidacy announced by Andy Moore for the Republican nomination for sheriff in the August primary. He pledges a strict law enforcement platform if nominated and elected.
Henry H van Natta appears on the Republican ticket for Republic County Kansas probate judge subject to the August primary election.
H P Herb Coombs seeks the Democratic nomination for county clerk of Republic County in the August primaries. He announces his candidacy on the party ticket and outlines support for continued county administration.
A truncated notice indicates Marvin E Larson declares candidacy for the office of superintendent of public instruction in Republic County. The filing appears under the Democratic ticket for the August primary.
Laura M. Hill declares her candidacy for the Republican nomination for superintendent of public instruction in the upcoming primary election. Her announcement outlines goals for education reform and district leadership seeking broad support.
Dave Wallace announces his candidacy for state public instruction pending primary results. He vows a businesslike and efficient administration if nominated and elected.
Tudor J Charles announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in the second Republic county district subject to voters in the August primary election.
Mollie Hadachek announces candidacy for a second term as Register of Deeds of Republic County. The filing is within the Republican primary, set for August 2.
A formal notice announcing William R. Goodwin as a candidate for the office of clerk of the District Court in the Republican primary election. The announcement requests support from Republican voters at the upcoming August primary.
Frank G. Spurney announces his candidacy for the office of County Attorney for Rebbe County Kansas subject to August 187998 election rules and qualifications.
Students across grades face exemptions from final exams based on averages. Seniors require C overall and A in all other classes. most exemptions apply Tuesday and Wednesday. Named students across subjects like Agriculture Spanish Algebra English and more are listed, with many classes exempt.
The economy bill in the House was weakened from about 200 million to 42 million in savings after passage. Kansas lawmakers mostly supported it except Strong and Lambertson who favored shielding up to 2500 in salaries from an 11 percent cut. The Senate redrafts expect 1.01 billion in revenue for the next fiscal year and adds a two cent tax on each bank check prompting protests. Judge Sparks leads a committee to study savings from firing inactive federal judge attaches. Leaders from both parties plan adjournment around June 10.
The text notes that the veterans' bonus cannot reach Congress this session due to cash payment concerns. It suggests the Rules Committee might liberalize rules to allow bonus bills to be considered in the short time remaining.
William Powell delivers a high energy performance in High Pressure a Warner Bros. drama set in Manhattan with stock promoters and fast-paced scenes in Harlem clubs Turkish baths and a great ocean liner pier. Evelyn Brent Evalyn Knapp and a strong supporting cast enhance a stylish production directed by Mervyn LeRoy.
In the Republican Valley League Republic beat Superior 10 to 3 while Red Cloud Mankato game was halted in the second inning. Lawrence Formoso’s game postponed by rain. Solomon Valley League Gaylord defeated Tonias 7 to 2. Tipton edged 5-Downs 5 to 2. Beloit Lebanon game postponed due to rain.
Superior meets Formosa, Lawrence plays Mankato, Republic hosts Red Cloud, Lebanon visits Tonia, Tipton faces Beloit, and Downsiat clashes with Gaylord on the Sunday schedule.
The Republican Valley League shows Red Cloud atop the standings with a 201.000 winning percentage. Other teams trail as in-season results shape the standings.
Everlasting Bouquets sell for 50 cents and up while Everlasting Wreaths begin at 1.75. Seeds include seed corn Yellow sunflower tipped 90 day at 50 cents per bushel German millet recleaned 85 cents per bushel Sweet clover yellow scarified four cents per pound. J A Freeburg offers supplies.
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