Sui Stored at Scan a Kansas Post Office as Matter
An item appears to indicate that Sui was stored at a post office in Scan a Kansas as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
2
An item appears to indicate that Sui was stored at a post office in Scan a Kansas as second class matter.
The Kansas legislature considers a 1921 act to provide compensation for World War I veterans. It authorizes up to five million dollars in bonds to fund one dollar per day of service for eligible veterans, with payments administered by state officials and funded by a dedicated tax levy. The act details bond terms, interest, repayment over twenty six years, and implementation rules.
The record lists the Republican slate for statewide offices including Governor W. Y. Morgan and Lieut Governor Ben S. Paulin with Frank J. Ryan as Secretary of State and Norton A. Turner as Auditor. It names E. T. Thompson for Treasurer Charles B. Griffith for Attorney General Jess W. Miley for Superintendent of Insurance William B. Baker for State Printer B. P. Walker and district and county offices with J. J. Smith M. L. Hill Mary B. Ward May R. Collins R. E. McTaggart H. H. VanNatta J. J. Eastman Frances J. Fickel W. E. Shaw among the listed candidates.
The Churches Lutheran Church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services in English at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Mrs. Cook preaches at 11 o’clock. Befort Band meets Thursday at 4 18 p.m. Rager and Bible reading Thursday at 7 30 p.m. Boys Scouts meet Monday evening at 7 30.
All official members of the Scandia and Norway churches are urged to attend the Saturday conference. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. with preaching by the presiding elder at 1 p.m. Endeavor meets at 6:30 p.m. and the 8 p.m. service follows.
Sunday services are listed with junior Mascoe leading the morning at 9 a.m. The record provides partial times and names from a local church notices page.
Miss Benedict from the National Training school for deaconesses spoke last Sunday. A Woman's Home Missionary Society was organized with 15 charter members. Officers elected: Mrs. J Bradstrom president, Mrs. J Anderson vice president, Miss Esther Isaacson secretary, Miss Susie Swan treasurer. Rev Charles H Law to speak at Scandia and Sunday School at Republic. Phone contact for pastor C E Carpenter.
Walter A Johnson favors a voter approval for bonds to compensate Kansas soldiers who served in World War I. He argues the debt should be paid not as a bonus but to aid families, noting pay disparities and economic disruption after service. Johnson cites Congressman James G. Strong's record in Congress and stresses the bond issue as fair restitution for service members.
Local high school notes report Scandia’s 7 6 victory over Jewell City last Wednesday on their field. Key plays included Carl Moller’s touchdown after a Cecil Moller pass and a dropkick extra point. The column also lists classes, lectures, and upcoming games including Courtland visit on November 3.
A Kansas congressman is lauded for chairing the Banking and Currency Committee and advancing four major measures this Congress. The War Finance Corporation reforms and Farm Loan programs aided farmers with low interest loans. The speaker credits the representative’s efforts and party loyalty for keeping vital agricultural interests in good standing.
Mary Jansky is a real candidate for superintendent. Her name appears on the minority ticket and supporters are urged to help her campaign.
The United Brethren church group will serve a chicken pie dinner in their work room located in the Mahan building on election day.
Regal strain white Wyandotte cockerels offered by Mrs. B H A McGregor. Price is $1.25 each. Located 2 8 4 miles south of Norway. Phone 3122.
A terse notice from Frank Poore offers to buy poultry at market price and asks the seller to call 169 to arrange pickup.
In Republic County Kansas the Probate Court will hear final settlement in the estate of Rudolph Moe deceased. Creditors and all parties interested are notified that an application will be made to the Probate Court sitting at the Belleville courthouse for final settlement of the estate.
The next term of court on November 1 1922 at 2 pm will settle the estate of Rudolph Moe. The hearing covers allowances for servants and attorney fees, discharge of sureties, and determination of heirs. Administrator Paul More of Belleville Kansas signs dated October 9 1922 by Probate Judge Henry H VanNatta.
Tuesday October 31 documents show planned professional visits across states offering access to an experienced specialist near homes. Married lathes must attend with husbands and children with guardian or parents. Doctors Caldwell and Rea from Medical Laboratory Boston listed.
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