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The Scandia Journal lists subscription at $1.25 per year and notes second class mail status for Scan dia Kansas.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
The Scandia Journal lists subscription at $1.25 per year and notes second class mail status for Scan dia Kansas.
The Kansas Legislature proposes a measure to compensate veterans of the World War with one dollar per day of service. It authorizes up to forty four million dollars in bonds issued in installments to fund payments, with interest not exceeding 1.5 percent. Rules for proof of claims and payments to be established by state officers. The act would take effect upon official publication.
At the Churches Litheran Church. Sunday School 10 a.m. Servics LP a. an. and T.0u pm. Mrs. Wilsor will entertain the Dor cas. Society at the Church parlors Friday afternoon October 13th. All are welcome.
Swedish Methodist Church announces Sunday school at 10 a m with the pastor preaching in Swedish to adults. Next Sunday marks the final revival day at the American Methodist church with services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m, Epworth League 7 p m. Attend Friday and Saturday nights at 7 45 p m. Co J Lundberg pastor.
The Methodist revival sessions run nightly this week with large crowds and space still available. Sunday programs include Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and Evangelistic service at 11:00 a.m. Pastor C. E H Carpenter announces closing events at Providence Chapel with Rev. Luckey and Union Epworth League gathering at 7 p.m.
Sunday School at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m welcome Rev Clinton Cook pastor. A life of Christ screen photoplay shows at Princess Theatre Friday October 13 endorsed by leading clergymen. Belleville ex service men attend Geo A Withers meet at courthouse West Mathie Granite Works in market for monuments copings and furniture. Mrs Clinton Cook’s husband new Presbyterian pastor from Minnesota gives discourse at Ryday church. Services next Sunday night at 8. Mr and Mrs Frank Stanbrook Davenport visited Engstroms. Elmer Farlee sold hogs to Billy Halle. Mrs Nitus Sandell visited Mallorys Union. Cooper visited Jim Goodwin W P Engstrom drove to Fairbury. District 84 played District 9 ball score 25 to 3 No 9 won. Arvilla Williams of Belleville visits Frank’s home. John Newcomb offers hauling and dragging services. New Fordson tractor at Preps.
The article recalls the long history of soldier compensation from biblical times to Napoléon and early U S figures. It highlights George Washington's strong stance on honoring soldiers with compensation rather than pensions, arguing repayment of public debts and rewards proportional to service. It also notes local items about Miss Mary Jansky resuming teaching after surgery and a Belleville pear tree yielding six bushels.
Mickey Joe Barrett of Rydal and Hugh McGowan visited the county seat Saturday morning on business. For sale pure bred Regal Strain White Wyandotte cockerels at $1.25. Mrs ER A McGregor 23-4 miles south of Norway phone 3122. Mr and Mrs Chas Hohman rushed to Leonardville Saturday for Frank Hohman’s illness. he died Sunday and funeral Tuesday. Mrs J Jennings of Gretna has stayed two weeks to tend her property.
A fragmented 19th century reference discusses kissing customs in hospitality scenes and cites an 1820s novel by Sir Walter Scott. The piece shifts to an advertisement for cemetery work including monuments and burial vaults from Beloit Marble and Granite Works via J. A. Freeburg.
Dr Toward A Ross predicts the U S population will reach about 223000000 by 1930 amid fears of war famine and misery in crowded cities. John S Summer argues overpopulation is not a physical issue but a moral and spiritual condition affecting world peace.
The Stuart portrait of George Washington, bought from the artist in May 1800 by resolution of the General Assembly, is placed in the Memorial Wall of the State Library building in Hartford Connecticut. A Connecticut committee handled the discussion about the portrait’s authenticity and origin.
Riverside Calif September 26 1922 editor writes from Scandia Journal Kansas asking to change journal address to box 287 Riverside Calif and notes climate and garden work with crops maturing including oranges lemons and figs as harvest begins.
Residents describe roses beginning to bloom and birds returning in large numbers from the northern states. The River side area cheers as schools opened on the 25th. Mr and Mrs BE Kleinhaut send best wishes with imagery of parks and entertainment across town.
Mrs Kate Williams called on Mrs Peart Wella last week. The Taylor Hammond funeral was held at Union Valley church on Wednesday afternoon. Earl Stinson has been near Republic City for several days putting in wheat on his rented farm. W A Johnson owns a new Buick. Pudd Wells and family visited John Wells Sunday. Will Engstrom and family visited Dear Engstrom and family, also shopping Saturday. O White remains poorly. Mrs Martha Doctor and baby spent Friday with Mrs Cordia Doctor.
Dutch Frezer and wife ate Sunday dinner with Paul in Minnet's. Mrs. Cook conducted services at Rydal church Sunday evening. Harry Robbenhouse and wife attended the Belleville show Monday. Floyd Nondorf and family visited Norway with Mrs. Lottie Skidmore. W. F. Berry threshing for Will Currie last Friday. Nita Sandell returned from Dakota with a threshing crew. Mrs. Emery Berry sprained ankle. Mrs. Florence Fike caring for daughter and new baby Anna Paulime. George Doctor and wife at Cave Doctor home. Dan Gish delivered his first year's corn to Rydal Thursday. George Fike and family visited Dewey Christie. Johnson brothers went fishing Tuesday. Matt Larson and family in Scandia Saturday. Real Tutare Insurance Office at FL & M Bank. ACANDIA.
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