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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1934
Page
2
Observation Tower notes World Series days spark debates as Kansas youths organize a spontaneous VOTE-NO campaign against a 1936 amendment. Agriculturists fear a colored candidate in the woodpile while AAA boosters push the plan as best for farmers.
Political advertising notes Representative McCarthy's persistent work to secure employment for Sixth District residents. It highlights CCC camp placements and multiple erosion projects benefiting over eight hundred workers, plus numerous other jobs linked to her advocacy. B L Hamilton chairs the District Congressional Committee.
Mrs Pete Steveland and Nelson of Randall were business callers at Hageman and Wires Monday afternoon. Also visiting were Mrs Ethel Wilson, Mrs Luella Wilson of Chicago, and Mr and Mrs Will Wilson and son who drove to Clay Center Nebraska last Sunday afternoon to visit radio station EMM.
Legals notice announces 2 PM Monday October 15 1934 at the west front door of Belleville Courthouse Belleville Kansas for public auction to highest cash bidder of the property described as Section 16 Township 8 Range 5 Republic County Kansas based on an execution from the Dickinson County District Court levy earlier court transcript. Sheriff J A Moore authorizes sale with W D Vance and Fred Emery attorneys listed.
The G R committees met Thursday October 4 during the regular period. Girls assigned to program social Pub city and other posts discuss chairmen and members. The biology class studies grasshoppers while writing on Pawnee camp history and flag raising. The Hi Y district meeting at Osborne included a banquet and talks on youth issues.
The Kansas state highway system has dramatically expanded from 22 miles of surfaced roads in 1914 to over 7,315 miles by 1934. Maps show progress from 1920 to 1934, with miles surfaced rising as the gasoline tax began in 1925 and state construction took charge by 1929. By 1984 the system includes various surface types and covers the state.
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