Scandia Journal Mailing Details and Rates
The Scandia Journal is entered at the Scandia Kansas post office as second class mail matter. Subscription per year is $1.25.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
1
The Scandia Journal is entered at the Scandia Kansas post office as second class mail matter. Subscription per year is $1.25.
Train schedules show Rock Island and Missouri Pacific lines with east west routes and specific times. Jersey and mountaint routes list passenger, freight, and motor services across multiple numbered trains with morning and late night arrivals.
Methodist Church announces Sunday School and worship services. Union services will be held at City Hall with details for attendees.
The Swedish Methodist Church schedules morning worship at 10 30 finglish 10 30 Swedish 11 30 Sunday school 11 30 and evening services at Luther aan church. Tuesday Epworth League social and business meeting discusses fall plans. Thursday prayer meeting studies the Minor Prophets. Annual Rally Day on Sept 27 at 10 30 am Pastor O J Lundberg invites all.
Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity gospel passage preached by Pastor Chas. Pehrson. Dorcas Society to meet Sep 25 in church parlors with lunch served. Ladies Aid to meet Sep 30 at Adolph Swanson's. District Mission meeting at Ada Lutheran church next week. Sunday school and worship at usual hours. You are invited to all services.
The U B Church invites attendance at Sunday school at 10 a.m. and church service at 11 a.m. A Union evening service will be in the Lutheran church next Sunday at 8 p.m. Chorus practice is set for 8 p.m. Thursday. Pastor W S Baker encourages new members and chorus joiners to attend and stay engaged.
We express heartfelt appreciation to Mrs Christina Anderson and J P Alstrom for their kind aid and support during the illness and passing of our aunt Mrs Anna Wilson.
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A Kerr Dry Goods Company feature in an August Oklahoma City Times issue honors the Bulkley family led venture. Based in Scandia, the 12 page section details the 8 story Kerr store at 312 314 316 318 W Main St, the payroll of 30,000 monthly for 275 employees, a 25 buyer staff, and a robust credit department, with C G Bulkley a key stockholder and bank participant.
The credit department oversees a young woman in the business. Over 17 years the firm has averaged losses near one percent of total.
Russell Moe suffered severe facial and chest burns when scalding water from a Buick radiator spilled over him at Concordia. He and El Reno Sederlin tested the car on the track and Moe stepped out to check the water supply. A hot charge burned him as he lifted the radiator cap. he was taken to the hospital for treatment.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church in Scandia plans a social Thursday evening September 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Beck with Mrs Beck Mrs Tebow and Mrs Sanderson as hosts and hostesses.
Jolly Jing ling musical comedy Shufflin Sam from Alabam opens Monday September 21 at the Majestic. Manager Sam Blair announces a 35 member cast of top Colored performers led by Hay Brothers with Victor Stott Hoyt Turner and Gladys Robinson in a season expected to draw wide crowds.
Mrs O J Swan returned Wednesday night from Kansas City where she had taken the little Bureman child to the hospital. Before starting the furnace fire this fall the flue should be cleaned and the smoke pipe examined. The message urges cooperation and warns against gopher poisoning. Losses from this source are tremendous.
A collection of farming advice highlights legumes to improve soil, diversifies crops with rye pastures and wheat, notes success of buried weed seeds after 20 years, and suggests saving seeds for future plantings. It discusses nitrogen from legumes, alfalfa planting, and the ongoing role of draft horses alongside tractors, plus timing guidance from the county agent on safe wheat sowing dates.
It argues for giving the boys attention to carry on the work started, insisting weather is the real destroyer of machinery rather than wear.
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