The Scandia Journal Announcement
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas notes its publisher Ww Plotner and Son and states it is entered at the Scandia Post Office as second class mail matter with a yearly subscription of $1.25.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
1
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas notes its publisher Ww Plotner and Son and states it is entered at the Scandia Post Office as second class mail matter with a yearly subscription of $1.25.
The timetable lists Rock Island trains Nos 8 34 40 6 84 7 33 89 5 83 with east and west directions and arrival times, and Missouri Pacific trains 641 642 691 690 with north south directions and times, showing freight and passenger services. Includes Jersey line and local freight movements with times ranging from 8:15 p.m. to 12:40 a.m.
The church announces the Nineteenth Sunday after Trinity Gospel from Matthew 9 148 The Son of Man has power on earth to forgive sins Jesus is in His Word and in His House ready to receive every sinner You are welcome to our Sunday School and divine services Pastor Charles Pehrson
The note announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 o'clock and a chalk talk for children. Kansas Synod reports a year of progress and a strong program for the coming year. The minister J. M. Mahalfe y urges every member and friend to support and attend church work.
The Methodist Church announces morning worship at 10 3 with the theme Joseph This Success Sunday school Swedish service at 11 30 Epworth League at 7 00 with An Epworthians Good Time among His Friends Evening worship at 7 30 theme What My Religion Means to Me Rev McCaskill of Hastings Neb will give a stereoptican lecture Wednesday Oct 21 7 30 PM Admission 26 and 35 cents Ladies Aid Bazaar planned for the first week in November.
The weather invites attendance at Sunday School at 10 am with morning services at 11 am and evening services at 7 50 pm. The night sermon Padlocked ups will be illustrated by cartoons. The Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon and the chorus rehearses at 7 30. Teachers and prayer meeting follow at 8 15 with praise for those seeking prayer. Pastor W S Baker notes the Holy Spirit’s power during a prior 120 person prayer in the upper room.
We express sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors who assisted during the illness and death of our daughter sister and aunt Ann Coleman. Thanks to Rev. Greene who officiated and to those who gave floral tributes. Mrs John L Coleman Mr and Mrs A L Coleman Dr and Mrs H E Coleman Agnes Albro and Ruth
Local residents from Scandia township and nearby areas conducted business in Belleville on Thursday and Friday. Court begins next week with criminal and civil cases. Evangelist James Rayburn pursues revival work in Hutchinson. and Lafe Rockhold returns to visit former neighbors before continuing to Kansas City and Los Angeles connections.
The calendar advises in raspberry and blackberry patches to remove dead wood and prune fruited canes, burning refuse to prevent anthracnose and cane blight carryover. It stresses proper care of Colts after weaning with grain feeding and roughage to ensure winter growth, and cautions against selling sick chickens to avoid disease spread. It also notes safe cream handling with cooling and proper mixing.
A new air speed record of 249 miles per hour was set this week at Mitchell Field New Jersey. The report mentions rapid transport advances with a journey to 25 miles beyond Kansas City in sixty minutes. The Choral Club plans monthly union services and a November sacred concert plus Christmas Easter cantatas and a light opera in spring.
A historical note explains that when a debtor owes an account, the public can be warned by advertising the debt for sale. It discusses legal protections, the risk to honest debtors, and the practice of selling accounts as a commodity to publish the debtor's credit to the world.
Letters of administration with the will annexed granted October 5 1925 to Jonas P Alstrom for the estate of Anna Wilson deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year from the date of letters or be barred. Probate Judge Henry H Van Natta presiding Republic County Kansas.
The Fairbury Journal argues for leniency toward those honestly trying to meet obligations while branding true deadbeats. It praises publicity as a modern weapon to push honest individuals toward responsibility and to force the dishonest into their proper place, warning of potential injuries from public shaming.
Fresh eggs show a market reaction with rapid advances as retailers lift consumer prices. Demand remains strong, while storage eggs move at more reasonable values and continue to clear from shelves.
Markets show a natural dip after a rapid advance with butter steady due to favorable weather. Live poultry movement remains near normal for the season while consuming centers see prices easing though strong demand for fresh poultry persists. Prepared by Swift & Co. Chicago.
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