Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean meet notes Kansas and Missouri road talks
At St. Joseph Missouri on November 11 A A Baldwin Joe Urban from Belleville Adolph Nelson and G W Nimocks from Scandia attended the P P O O meeting with delegates from Hannibal to Colby. Discussion covered progress toward cement or hard surfaced roads across Missouri and efforts to straighten turns to suit high speed traffic. Kansas leaders touted a strong road program while Missouri faced right of way hurdles. The Kansas Association elected J B Hampton Colby president and W P Noone Jenning secretary. The report urged ongoing support for the P P O O Highway Association and a three year member plan, with Republic County urged to back road improvements and leverage local materials to build a countywide gravel road system.
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Republic County
St. Joseph
A. A. Baldwin
Joe Urban
Belleville
Adolph Nelson
G. W. Nimocks
Scandia
Hannibal
Colby
Kansas
Missouri
J. B.hampton
Kansas Association
W. P. Noone
Jenning
Nebraska Line
Nebraska
Nebraska Highway Commission
Altho
Topeka
Kansas City
Wichita
Hutchinson
Salina
St. Louis
New York City
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Republican
Presbyterian bazaar and dinner at Welcome In Circle church
The Welcome In Circle Presbyterian church will host its annual bazaar on Saturday afternoon November 21 in the church parlor. Lunch and dinner will be served with a dinner price of 35 cents. Menu includes roast beef or Maryland chicken, candied sweet potatoes, perfection salad, bread and butter relish, pie or cake, coffee. An array of gift suggestions and practical articles will be displayed at the main booth.
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Welcome In Circle
The
Presbyterian Church
Maryland
Auto Crash Injures Stofer and Mrs Cooper Near School
J R Stofer and Mrs N Cooper are recovering after a Buick struck the culvert railing of a highway bridge north of the school house. Both suffered head cuts and body bruises. Stofer's ribs fractured and windshield destroyed. Brown moved them to Dr Haggman for treatment.
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J. R. Stofer
J. M. Brown
County Superintendent Praises Our Schools At Scandia
Republic County Democrat reports Scandia schools show a five teacher grade and high school staff, a complete college preparatory program with domestic arts and crafts, early algebra socialization, and upcoming operetta. The football team leads in wins, PTA formed to strengthen school community ties.
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Scandia
Walker
Parents-Teacher Association
Republic County Democrat
Neighbors Harvest Corn for Mrs Etter Family Aid
About sixty neighbors gathered in the Etter cornfield last Saturday to harvest the fall crop in sympathy for the family after Mr Etter death. Women prepared dinner for the workers at noon as the community showed its support and respect.
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A. L. Etter
Mr. Etter
Public sale announced at Emil Isaacson Farm near Scandia
Emil Isaacson announces a public sale at his farm cone east of Scandia on Wednesday. The sale features a large livestock listing including several pure bred cattle. Watch for advertisements and bills next week.
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Emil Isaacson
Cone
Ar ‘d
Scandia
Decalle
Watc
Dresses and Sewing Goods For Sale At Local Shop
A small selection includes house dresses and stamped dress patterns with discounts. In stock items include Metail patterns and McCall's Needlework books and quarterly issues. Also available are millinery and art needle work supplies.
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Metail’s
McCall's
Scandia Telephone Tests Improve Local Service
The Scandia Telephone Company hosted a week of line tests using a testing machine and ohm meter to measure high resistance on town and country lines. Results were satisfactory with few lines showing undue resistance, and the firm plans to continue testing to maintain service quality. An inverted V construction is trialed west of town to resist sleet and north winds, with extra guys installed to prevent winter troubles. The method mirrors Nebraska practice among large carriers and aims to reduce future line failures.
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Scandia Telephone Company
Nebraska
Thanksgiving Service At Local Methodist Church
Union services will be held Thanksgiving morning at 10 30 in the Methodist church. All town churches are operating and urged to attend. Special music will be furnished by the male quartet and Mrs J E Nondorf. Rev Q O Lundberg will give an appropriate address.
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Methodist Church
J. E. Nondorf
QO. J. Lundberg
Postpone Banquet At City Family Event
The Father-Son Banquet scheduled for Wednesday evening has been postponed to a later date because no local organization agreed to provide the serving. The event details remain to be announced.
Box Supper and Program at Salt Marsh School
A box supper and program will be given at Salt Marsh school district 104 on Tuesday evening November 24, 1925. Ladies are asked to bring boxes. Everyone is welcome. Warren Seghammar, teacher.
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Salt Marsh School
Dist
Warren Seghammar
Surprise Birthday Party At Mrs. Lloyds Home
A Sunday surprise party was held at the home of Robert Lloyd in honor of Mrs. Lloyd's birthday. Attendees included the Gransteds, the Fyrink Gransteds and Bernice, the Rosenquist family and Adeline, the Rosene and Linden families with Pauline, Oscar Freed and family, Isaacson and Norris households, Pearl Strom, Margaret Brandt, Zenia Aberg, Nels and Alber Westin, Archie Jordan, and Lawrence Shellinger. Guests listened to the radio during the gathering.
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Robert Lloyd
Frank Tssacson
Lloyd Norris
Miss Pearl Strom
Margaret Brandt
Zenia Aberg
Nels
Alber Westin
Archie Jordan
Lawrence Shellinger
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu at Lutheran Church Parlors
The notice advertises a Thanksgiving dinner at the Lutheran Church parlors with a 35¢ menu including bread, butter, white bread, chicken, potatoes and gravy, dressing with jelled cranberries, baked beans, potato puff, Astoria salad, pickles, celery, pumpkin or apple pie with whipped cream. Price 50¢, contact Ray Tingstrom at 61A. Subscription status inquiry.
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P. P. O. O. Highway Meeting
Presbyterian Bazaar
TRE. Farmers Union , Nystrom
Mgr
F.& M. Stores Coo
Lutheran Church
Maree
Ray Tingstrom
Eberhardt’s
Kae
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