Scandia Journal News From a Kansas Town
The Scandia Journal reports local notes from Scandia Kansas including minor accidents a child fracturing a leg from a swing and a pony injured by barb wire. It notes railroad surveyors visiting town for a proposed line from Hiawatha to the river and urges support for the project to boost local trade and population.
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P. D. Garders
Sulisus Avenue
C.K
Wanner
Vanner
Pollard
Republic
Faust
Loren
Hiawatha
Tre Noth
Scandia
Scandinn
Vicksborg
Peady
Roar
Baby Clinic at the Hair Yields Community Prizes and Names
Red Cross Baly Clinic at Republic County hosts a children’s class prizes in ages 3 to 6 with Marion Crrlysl Kelley and Laura C. Emirick among top winners. Additional events list contestants from Belleville Courtland and PoPeyville with prize spreads, plus a separate up to 3 years class naming Beverly Vrances Briney and Donna Mary Sheilhonse among others.
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Red Cross
Republic County
Twecek
Marion Crrlysl Kelley
Karensy
Laura C. Emirick
Belleville
Watens
Marion Elizabeth Dough
PoPeyvile
Kansas
Kenneth Myers
Belle~eville
Nemes
CarralLenderson
Anden
Kanises Fair
Beverly Vrances Briney
Courtland
Naneas
Public Health Clinic Treated Children and Local Leaders
A well attended Well Ruby Clinic part of Republic County Public Health Nursing Service served numerous families. Drs Munford Shaw McFarland Welsh Tyree and others assisted while Miss Olive Wilcox led followup mothers conferences. Senator Harding cited land tenancy risks in a Minnesota State Fair speech.
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R. H. Munford
Belleville
C. W. Bibo
Scandia
J. A. Tyree
Wayne
Miss Nixon
Agenda
W. A Shaw
W. J. McFarland
Welsh
N. D. Thomas
Kansas
Amelia Carstensen
Ruby Bramwell
Close
Boggus
Jones
Decter
Jeffie Chappuis
Dell Riddlebarger
Public Health Nursing Service
Republic County
R. C
Clara L Crowe
U. M
Kangas
Olive E. Wilcox P
Olive SE
Wilcox, Paln
Katharine Clayton
Kansas Plan Promotes Land Leasing To Aid Farmers
Speech highlights a system to lease land balancing landlord and tenant interests, aiming to conserve soil fertility. It notes Governor Allen's advocacy in Kansas and a proposed amendment to voters that would fund the program without taxpayer cost, using the school fund as a revolving start. The state would buy and retain title until payment completes.
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Allen
Kansas
Les
War Billions Wasted Congress Probe Highlights Waste
The House War Investigation Committee chaired by Representative Graham of Illinois releases a damning exposé detailing vast wartime expenditures. It cites hundreds of millions spent on aircraft, tanks, and munitions that never reached front lines, plus failed plants at Nitro and Nashville and costly contracts with firms like Curtiss, Bayer, and Hercules.
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Washington
Representative Graham
TW Hinois
House War Investigation Committee
War Department
Bristol
Nitro
Hercules Powder Company
Virginia Power Company
W. Va
Kanawha Valley
Naval Armor
Charleston
Old Wickery
France
Franco
Ibriini
Sheffield
Ala
Muscle Shoals
Toledo
Ohio
Cincinnati
8. C
Cooper River
Boston
Brooklyn
Newark
Philadelphia
Norfolk
New Orleans
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