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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
3
The 1982 Congressional Record notes 24 ultra rich contributors to the 1928 Hoover Curtis fund received large tax refunds totaling about 115 million dollars. Names include Farry Guggenheim with 210 555 refund, Rockefellers with 8 455 309, and Mellon who refunded 1 25 million to the aluminum trust.
A House Concurrent Resolution No 21 proposes amending Article 11 by adding Sec 2 to empower the state to levy and collect incomes taxes with graduated progressive rates. It renumbers existing sections and instructs submission to electors at the 1932 general election under the title The Income Tax Amendment to the Constitution. The measure takes effect after publication in the statute book.
House Concurrent Resolution No 24 submits to Kansas voters in 1932 a proposed constitutional amendment adding a new section to Article 11. It caps property taxation at two percent of true value within city or school district limits and 1.5 percent outside city limits, with exemptions for debt prior to July 1 1933 and certain improvements, plus authorized emergency levies for two years.
Journal of School Hill notes Rev. B W Selin spoke at chapel at 10 10 and student singing. Reports cover meetings of School Masters Association, Parent Teachers, G R and Hi Y clubs, crafts sales, operettas, and student activities across grades with numerous names and local events.
Reading from Primers began in the first grade on Monday as three grades prepare a program for the open house in November.
District 112 reports social visits and events including Mrs Harry Gile and Clarence visiting Mrs Gladys Mc Gregor family, Bill Whitley surprise party for his birthday, and guests Lars Norgard Hene Lloyd McGregor and family. Other visits include Miss Pauline Milner staying with Miss Nona Fae Mahan and villagers in Norway and Simpson.
Muriel Loofbourrow spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Truman Walter. Blanche Ames visited Wednesday night with Mildred Barleen. The Highland Ladies Aid and Mission Circle met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ruth Kimmal for a devotional on Psalms and a short business session. Next meeting set with Mrs. Clara Little on Oct. 20. Attendees included Lula Ames Clara Little Ruth Ames Eva Ames May Kimmal Annie Lund Firence Lash Mertie Walter Lottie Woodka Lois Dutton and Dorothy. Norman Barlens visiting relatives near Concordia. Mr and Mrs Marvin Kimmal visited Thursday morning at the Wild.
Mrs Chas Moore went to Lincoln Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs Will Cole who is staying with her daughter during the visit.
Mrs. Bill Whitley hosted a birthday gathering at home honoring Mr. Whitley. Belleville visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hammil and Junior. The Fike and Norgard families, plus several neighbors, were noted at various Friday and Sunday calls and outings around Scandia and Munden.
Lebanon Lodge No. 221 A F and A M announces meetings on the first and third Monday each month. Visiting Brethren are invited. Lem Cooper, W M. Ss D Blakeley, Sec.
District 96 greetings with Blythe Larson Lucille Everett and Dorothy Larson listed among visitors and hosts. Neighbors M A Larson Esther Garman Center School M A Larson L A Nondorf and more are noted with social calls and meals. Also a shop advertisement for brimmed felts from Concordia Gift Shop and a subscription reminder.
Harry Moller was a Sunday dinner guest at the H. E. Coleman home. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Nunn and Max visited Will Bland in Courtland on Sunday afternoon. For sale Beet for canning and pickling priced at 50 cents per bushel or 15 cents per peck. call Frank Peterson, Scandia, phone 39 tf.
WANTED Shelled corn with a small premium over market price. J M Appleby of Montrose seeks corn with contact through Formoso at 2506 or by calling Walter Preble in Scandia. Miss Nell Tarkington and Miss Edna Stillman of Salina spent the weekend with Miss Geneva Johnson. Mr and Mrs Chas McGregor and family and Miss Lucile English traveled to Smith Center last Sunday to visit friends and relatives. Mrs William Maxmiller joined them for a visit afterward.
The notice urges skipping a meal and drinking water to aid stomach issues. It recommends adding Adlerika each morning to cleanse poisons from stomach and bowels, as advised by Haggman and Wires Druggists.
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