Observations on Politics and Commerce From a Turnpike Trip
From Cleveland to Kansas and Chicago notes highlight Governor Landon as a presidential candidate and Frank Knox as a contender. Ohio sales tax backlash and Horner opposition loom. Corn prospects in the Midwest appear strong while Kansas visits reveal wilted fields. Cleveland cited as a refined convention hub with welcoming spirit.
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Landon
Toledo
Coolidge
Kansas
Frank Knox
Chicago
Knox
Ates
Ohio
Court House News Summary of multiple foreclosure and probate actions
Court reports show motions granted to conform with proof in Sarah Ericson v Russell V Lervold. will case Alice Robinson v Daniel Robinson. sale confirmed in Equitable Life Co v William K Dixon. New district court filings include R A Rasmussen for estate of Ole Berg v Gardner W Bates et al and B H Dovel v George F Byrd et al.
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L. R. Moore
Elizabeth Poole
Sarah Ericson
Scandia
Russell
William K. Dixon
District Court
R. A. Rasmussen
Ole Berg
Gardner W. Bates
Grace Bates
BH. L. Dovel
George F. Byrd
Ordinance Imposing License Tax on Non-Intoxicating Beverage Sellers
A city ordinance in Scandia Kansas imposes a license tax on any person who sells or offers to sell or barter non intoxicating beverages containing more than one half of one percent alcohol by volume. The measure sets penalties for violations and names city officials enforcing the law.
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Scandia
Republic’ County
State of
Kansas
Ilesale
Scandia adopts alcohol restriction license ordinance
The city governs non intoxicating beverages above one half of one percent alcohol by volume. Licenses cost 30 dollars per six month period for a single place and non transferable. Violations carry fines from 25 to 100 dollars and possible jail time. The ordinance becomes effective upon publication in the Scandi Journal. Also notes Henry Rosencreft shipping cattle to Kansas City.
Miltonvale Visit By Mrs J T Davis
Mrs J T Davis spent Thursday and Friday in Miltonvale visiting with relatives and friends.
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Miltonvale
J. T. Davis
Visitors from Independence Visit Scandia Friends
Mr and Mrs H Z Ackley of Independence visited Scandia Saturday evening with friends Mrs Lyda Trent of Belleville also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
H. Z. Ackley
Scandia
Lyda, Trent of
I Belleville
Vis- Agnes
Swanson Couple Welcome Son in Courtland Hastings Visit
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Clarence Swanson of Courtland on the birth of a son born August 30 in Hastings Nebraska. Mr and Mrs A H Lorentz spent the weekend in Hastings visiting friends.
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Clarence Swanson
Courtland
Hastings
Nebr
Ellsworth Visitor Bill Marteneck Stayed Last Week
Ellsworth resident Bill Marteneck visited Sherman English's home last week, an encounter noted in local society records.
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Ellsworth
Bill Marteneck
Sherman English
Family visits from Topeka and Kansas City trip
Mrs Carl Hugos and family spent from Thursday until Sunday in Kansas City. A visitor from Topeka named McGowan visited Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Hugh McGowan.
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Kansas City
Carl Hugos
Topeka
N McGowan
Hugh McGowan
Visitors from Washington Iowa Stop by for Family Visits
Mrs. Melvin Hillery and Milton Hillery of Washington Iowa are in town visiting friends and relatives.
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Washington
Iowa
Melvin Hillery
Milton
Washington Town
Dorothy Aspegren Starts Work at Belleville Duckwall
Dorothy Aspegren began her new job Monday at the Duckwall store in Belleville. The move marks her entry into retail service in the town.
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Belleville
Dorothy Aspegren
Duckwall
Mrs Thompson Hosts Lincoln Guests At Dinner
Mrs. C. C. Thompson entertained Mrs. F. A. Cullers of Lincoln Nebraska Mrs. Oberia Ryan and Rev. Chas Early at dinner last Sunday in a cordial social gathering.
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C. C. Thompson
F. A. Cullers
Lincoln, Nebr
Oberia Ryan
Rev
Chas
Nichols and Danielsons Visit Concordia Families
Mr. and Mrs. O. Vv. Nichols and children and Mrs. George Nichols spent Saturday in Concordia. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Danielson and children were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson and family.
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O. Vv. Nichols
George Nichols
Concordia
Elmer Danielson
Martin Johnson
Community Visits and Sunday Gatherings Reported
Friday evening visitors included Mr and Mrs Lars Brown and family with Elmer Danielson and children. Mankato’s Mr and Mrs Ray Reager joined Mr and Mrs Guy Ward and Cleo for Sunday supper. Numerous hosts and guests such as C C Johnson Russell Anderson Paula Sue and ElReno Sederlin with sons were noted through the week. Dorothy Aspegren and Francey Florell joined Paul Doctor for a weekend visit with Do A Peterson’s family also described.
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Lars Brown
Elmer Danielson
Ray Reager
Mankato
Guy Ward
Cleo
C. C. Johnson
Russell Anderson
Paula Sue
Russel Anderson
Paula
Sue
ElReno Sederlin
Local Socials Report From Belleville and Nearby
Residents and friends share visits and gatherings across Belleville with names including Anna Bengston Mrs S Di Blakely Lenabell DeNoyer Maxine Drovetta Peggy McGregor C M Stickley Ted Sandborn J H Hooker Ted Sanborn Ann Carlson Ruth Helen Bi ma Florell Nelse Otto Nelson John Brandstrom Tom Hay Sr Lucille McDowell Charles Caldwell E M Boggess and Virgil Monson who returned from Indiana after a year’s work. Social visits span Saturday and Sunday with multiple households hosting and staying guests.
Local social notes list Potter and Concordia visitors
Mr and Mrs Harry Moller and E M Boggess were Wednesday evening guests at the G P Platner home. PENETRO will check your cold. The Bargain Spot sells it. Mr and Mrs Harold Wilkeys of Concordia were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Joe Gray.
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Harry Moller
E. M. Boggess
G. P. Platner
Penetro
Harold Wilkeys
Concordia
Joe Gray
Local social notices from Belleville and nearby towns
Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Nichols and children and Mrs. Conley spent Wednesday morning in Belleville. Mary West and Mrs. E. C. Wires were Thursday dinner guests of Miss Emma Poage of Kackley.
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O. V. Nichols
Conley
Belleville
Mary West
E. C. Wires
Emma Poage
Kackley
Mrs. Isaacson and Family Visit in Belleville
Mrs Nathan Isaacson and Mrs Emil Isaacson with Alice were in Belleville on Wednesday afternoon Factual local social visit noted with names and place.
Miss Opal Currie Visits Peggy McGregor Sunday
Miss Opal Currie was a guest of Miss Peggy McGregor on Sunday, enjoying a social visit and conversation in town.
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Opal Currie
Peggy McGregor
Williams S L K Formula touted as stomach stimulant tonic
Advertises Williams S L K Formula as a four way aid for appetite digestion and kidney function. Claims to relieve indigestion nausea weight loss and sallow complexion without harsh drugs. Sold by Haggman and Wires Drug Store with note about an "iate bottle" submission.
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Williams
Haggman and Wires Drug Store
L. K
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Cleveland
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Mepherson
F&i
Que Adams C Chase
Pawnee
Bartoa
Anon
Scandia Insurance Agency
Jake P. Stofer, JR
Mar
D. Blakeley
R. EH. ‘Cooper
Henry Rosencreft
Carrie Weber
Percy” “Shivvers
Wilma
John Carlson
Hilma
John_Carlson
Carl Florrell
Carl Carlson
Nellie Tibbets
Eleanor
M.A. Larson
Ruth Peterson
Mrss
Do. A. Peterson
Ira Richards
Mrs. Leiter
Richards
Francey Florell
Paul Doctor Home
Anna Bengston
Mrs. S. di Blakely
Lenabell DeNoyer
Maxine Drovetta
Ted Sandborn
Mrs
J. H. Hooker
Ted Sanborn
Virgil Monson
Ann Carlson
Ruth and
Helen Spent
Wes End
Bima Florell
Nelse
Otto Nelson
John Brandstrom
Alex Scott
Warren
Tom Hay Sr
Lucille ‘McDowell
Charles Caldwell
Kansas City Star and Times
the Star
Times
Star
the Times
Associated Press
Star and Times
C. V. Haggman
Shorty Martin
C. F
Dwane Greenslade
N. G
Fred Moe
V. C. Hartig
Scandic
Journal
E. Porter
Ahrens
C. W. Nichols
G. W. Nichols Masseur
Freeburg
Ole’s
Scandia,Kansas
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