Sabbath School and Services Schedule
Five Sabbath School meets weekly, with a meeting each Sunday at 10 a m. Preaching occurs every other Sunday at 11 a m by Pastor Rev McKay.
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Rev
McKay
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
3
Railroad schedule page listing eastbound and westbound trains
Eastbound and westbound train times for December 14 1916 show all stops and service types including local freight fast freight fast passenger local passenger and Jersey passenger with associated departure times and a Topeka connection noted on flag 40
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
East
Jersey
Dam ruling stops short of forcing dam height cut
Supreme court holds transfer of dam rights from individual to Kansas Flour Mills Co does not change its legal status. They are not required to lower dam height beyond directing sides to match center level. Also notes river issues and local matters around Enterprise and Smoky Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Flour Mills Company
Smoky Hill
Enterprise
Supreme Court
Johns. Dawson
C. Hoffman
Hoffman
War reshapes University of Kansas campus life
At the University of Kansas during wartime 425 students withdraw to join farming or military service, with 185 on farms and the rest entering the armed forces. Many guard members stay in school as 300 cadets train daily in engineering and military subjects. Thirty-five seniors plan bar exam prep for May as Fort Riley calls boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
University of Kansas
Fort Riley
Kansas National Guard
School of Law
State
Topeka
Department of Kansas University
School of Engineering
Prisoners Likely to Enlist for War in France RailWork
Warden Codding at the Lan sing penitentiary estimates at least 100 prisoners ready to enlist in the army or to assist in rebuilding French railroads if released. About 200 prisoners drill, with half wishing to go to the front. Governor Capper would consider pardons if the War Department requests and allows railroad work in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Codding
Lansing
Capper
New York
France
Secretary of War
War Department
Planning Farm Buildings for Efficient, Safe Layouts
A farm editor advises careful layout of barns and group buildings to save labor, reduce fire risk, and improve livestock care. He covers site planning near highways, drainage, sunlight, odors, wind, and insulation, plus a two barn plan with a central sheltered yard and connected silos and feed tracks.
Emphatic Shirt Charge Sparks Laugh in Philadelphia Tale
An engineering firm sends a young employee to Washington who buys a “classy” shirt and charges it to the company. On return, he jokes that he bought it for the firm and admits he ate the receipt with a punny misread. This light anecdote from Everybodys captures office humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Washington
Prepare More Land Grow More Food
A wartime appeal urges soldiers sailors and farmers to boost food production. It notes US and allies need fed by farming at home and overseas, citing Canada as a potential partner with millions of acres for crops and livestock. It calls for agricultural enlistment to sustain troops and feed allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Flanders
East
Canada
Apostle of Poverty Moses Dies in Jamestown at 80
Eaton La Rue Moses, a Cornell graduate and father of a family, died in Jamestown New York at eighty. An apostle of poverty he dressed like a tramp and wandered a wide district. He valued no money or property and died practically penniless, though beloved for his pleasant manners and conversations with many well to do friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton la Rue Moses
Jamestown
N. Y
Cornell
Andrew D. White
Cuticura Offers Free Sample for Baby Skin Care
An advertisement promotes Cuticura soap and ointment for irritated baby skin. It claims soothing bath results, followed by ointment, and suggests routine use to prevent troubles. Free samples by mail with a booklet are available from Cuticura Dept. L in Boston. Sold everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept. L
Boston
Seedy Look Sparks Witty Bond Between Friends
A sly exchange notes a friend’s appearance as seedy and jokes he’s fresh from an agricultural college. The remark plays on contrast between rough exterior and refined origin, hinting at social humor.
Woman's admirable position, if not barking up the wrong tree
A remark praising a woman's stance highlights caution against pursuing incorrect or misguided aims. The comment stresses prudence and discernment in choosing battles or projects.
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