29 May 1930
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
1
Public notice from Scandia Kansas stating second class matter at the post office. Includes reference to act of Congress March 8 and subscription price of 1.50 per year. Advertising rates announced upon application.
Chas P Nordman announces candidacy for the nomination of Sheriff of Republic County. He notes the office he has filled during the past term and states he is subject to the will of the Republican party at the August primary election.
County Treasurer candidate T. J. Wes declares bid for the office in Republic County subject to Republican voters at the August primary election.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for Probate Judge on the Republican ticket subject to August Primary voters in Republic County.
County Clerk candidate L. H. Cooper files for Republican nomination to be county clerk of Republic County subject to the August primary. Cooper seeks voter support from GOP delegates and county residents ahead of the election.
County candidate M. L. Hill declares candidacy for the office of county clerk. He states the nomination is subject to Republican voters in the August primary election.
I am a candidate for the nomination for county attorney of Republic county subject to the Republican voters in the August primary election. WM. C. PERRY.
Register of Deeds Mollie Hadachek declares candidacy on the Republican ticket for Repub lic County. She seeks the August primary, urging voters to support her bid for the office.
A World War II veteran, JOE E PETERKA, enters the Register of Deeds race seeking the office in the August primary election. Petition and candidacy details follow.
The Clerk of District Court announces candidacy for the Clerk of the District Court position subject to the August Primary.
Fragmentary text lists voters for the peat primary and mentions ASPEGREN in connection with the State Representative race. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of candidates or exact contest.
W. H. Mikesell declares candidacy for sheriff in Republic County with August primary voters in view.
The column argues that lack of advertising signals trouble for merchants while excessive ads may indicate overcompensation. It warns against blindly chasing warlike sales ploys and stresses intelligent advertising as essential. The piece notes consumer eagerness for bargains and the pressure on unique family budgets.
A collage of quips and short anecdotes from Kansas papers notes social foil at dinners and church suppers, humorous misadventures with balloons and dogs, and wry reflections on manners and public life. It also includes editorials and brief political chatter about Hoover era politics and local personalities.
Kan sas City crews mobilize thirty eight planes for Concordia Kansas event on May 24 25 with Dr J D Brock delivering the dedicatory address He flies a Waco aircraft and belongs to the Quiet Birdmen club alongside Lindbergh and Clarence Chamberlain Russell J Carlgren bought Hanson Ranch land for 10084049 at sheriff sale to satisfy judgments against Robert Hanson Concordia voters rally for a commission form government with 200 signatures and 900 more sought Clifton reports a circus tied to Missouri Valley Gas work Swift crews arrived by train to lay gas mains near Amarillo Texas
Belleville voters will decide June 17 on a bond proposal of 15000 dollars to erect and equip a new high school building as the logical solution to the housing problem after the condemnation of the north grade school.
The Gather Ink Park pavilion north of Concordia was destroyed by fire last Saturday evening. A passerby spotted the blaze and raised the alarm. chemicals could not stop the flames. Owner Pete Brosseau of Salina valued the pavilion at 4000 dollars with 2000 dollars insurance. manager Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bethel Jr. oversaw operations. The structure will likely be rebuilt as plans unfold.
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