22 May 1930
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1930
Page
1
The text indicates a publication designation as second class mail matter at the Scandia Kansas post office under federal law. It references the act of Congress dated March 3 but lacks full details or context to specify the notice purpose.
Charles P. Nordman announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Republic County He has served in the role this past term and will be subject to the Republican primary in August The announcement emphasizes party process and his incumbency.
T. J. West announces candidacy for the office of County Treasurer of Republic County subject to the August primary election and the will of Republican voters.
Henry H. Van Natta declares his candidacy on the Republican ticket for Probate Judge of Republic County subject to the August Primary voters.
L. E. Cooper announces his bid for the Republican nomination for county clerk of Republic County subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary election.
M IL Hill announces candidacy for the office of county clerk, stating submission to the will of Republican voters in the August primary election.
A fragmented notice from WM. C. PERRY endorses the Republic county attorney candidate for the August primary election, urging Republican voters to support the county attorney nominee.
The Register of Deeds announces on the Republican ticket her candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in Republic County subject to the August primary voters.
A World War II veteran named Joe Peterka announces his candidacy for the office of register of deeds in the upcoming August primary. He emphasizes public service and experience while urging voters to consider his record.
A candidate announces bid for Clerk of the District Court in the upcoming August Primary. The message identifies WM. R. GOODWIN as the hopeful seeking the office and invites voter consideration.
State authorities publish notice of candidacy for the office of State Representative. Voters are reminded to cast ballots in the August primary. Name listed: C. G. ASPEGREN.
The American Legion endorses a nationwide safety first campaign urging all 10 000 posts to sponsor local efforts to reduce accidents. Even a single fire saved per post could save 10 000 lives, a theoretical but hopeful goal reflecting the community’s duty to life conservation.
A collage of humorous quips from multiple Kansas and neighboring papers. Jokes about doctors impostors, skirts, canaries, ministers, weddings, and domestic life. Brief jabs on politics, headlines, and social norms weave through deflated propriety and local witticisms.
A district court jury cleared the North Central Kansas Free Fair of blame in the 1927 auto race accident. Roy O Laughlin sought 28500 but the jury ruled for the defendant after three ballots, the final tally 11 to 1 in favor of the defense.
A preliminary 1980 census report shows Concordia population at 5,791, up 1,086 in ten years from 4,705 in 1920, marking roughly a 23 percent gain per the Concordia Blade Empire. Sheriff attaches tiger, two trick dogs, and show gear after an accident on Munger bridge near Belleville. driver Ralph Tubbs arrested after pole struck bridge rail and injured caller.
Longest 1905 class records noted with 14 diploma candidates for next year. Alumni and guests gathered at the Thorpe home for the first reunion, Mae Preble opened with a piano solo, J H Sandell welcomed the class of 1905, and Omar Herrick replied.
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