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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
3
Oct 18 14 and 15 mark the dates for the Hageman and Wires Rexall-One-Cent Sale. Window Glass stock information and Susizés A. M. San born Lumber Co details appear, plus FOR SALE Two Milk Cows with contact Scandia 2305.44p.
The Kansas Legislature advances Concurrent Resolution No. 21 proposing to add a new section 2 to article 11 authorizing state income taxes from all sources with graduated rates. It reindexes existing sections and sets the measure for a 1932 general election vote under the title The Income Tax Amendment to the Constitution.
A state House concurrent resolution proposes adding Section 9 to Article 11 of the Kansas Constitution. The amendment limits property taxes to 2 percent of true value within cities or school districts and 1.5 percent outside, with higher rates allowed for pre 1933 indebtedness and certain improvements. It authorizes emergency levies for two years by majority district vote and directs the legislature to prorate rates among taxing units. The measure is to appear on the 1932 general election ballot under the title The Tax Limitation Amendment.
The Rock Island Railroad marks its 80th anniversary with a one cent a mile round trip sale on October 8 for travel across the system. Tickets valid for return until October 12, including in sleeping and parlor cars with Pullman charges. Plus previews of Chicago Century of Progress and family reunions along with dining car features.
Probate Court in Republic County Kansas will hear final settlement for the estate of Alfrid Olson. Executor Elmer A Olson will seek allowance of services and attorney fees, discharge of duties, release of sureties, and determination of heirs at Belleville on October 15, 1932 at 9 a.m. Attest Henry H Van Natta Probate Judge.
Senior class plans class rings while grades above study rhythm in music and begin Damrosch programs. Teachers Mrs Milner Mrs Anderson visited Room II with Frances Kenneth and Ray Anderson. Ella Bliss, ex Scandia teacher, visited. The school had a half day Friday due to attendance. Algebra I studies subtraction of positives and negatives. Geometry covers congruent theorems. Psychology experiments on sensations.
District 112 residents share visiting and caregiving acts with neighbors near Concordia Salina and Belleville. Elsie Johnson aided George Larson and the new baby while Maurine Larson joined Geneva Johnson for a Salina weekend visit. Weekend gatherings included Mr and Mrs Howard Donaldson with family, Charley Carlson and Simpson visitors, Will Mahaffey, Bill Whitley, Gussie Hendrickson and others at various homes. Wool Knit dresses and suits advertised for general wear at Ladies Shop.
Miss Helen Green works at the Club Cafe and millinery offers many new numbers. Large hats attract attention at the Ladies Shop. Mr and Mrs John Henry Miller and grandson of Goodland attended the general of Wm Miller last week. Miss Helen Johnson spent the weekend with sister Mrs Lawrence Olson and Mr Olson near Kackley.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson and family with Mrs. Amanda Maxell and Miss Ella Maxell spent Saturday and Sunday with the D. E. Mathis family at York. Mrs. Maxell remained for a longer visit.
Hill Packing Co of Topeka Kansas advertises 500 head of big boned young work horses plus yearlings two year olds and mares with colts. They buy old horses in trade or pay cash. Customers may go in with a neighbor and bring a truck load or take a load of young horses home.
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