Post Office Record Entry at Scandia Kansas
A notice indicates second class matter entered at the Scandia Kansas post office under the act of Congress dated March 3.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1930
Page
1
A notice indicates second class matter entered at the Scandia Kansas post office under the act of Congress dated March 3.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No 9 proposes amending the Kansas constitution to pay members five hundred dollars per biennial term plus one hundred dollars for each special session and fifteen cents per mile traveled. The measure would be on the 1930 general election ballot for approval or rejection and takes effect after publication.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No 8 proposes adding Section 2 to article 11, granting Kansas power to levy personal income taxes with graduated rates. It also reindexes related sections and sets submission to voters in 1930 general election under the title The Income Tax Amendment to the Constitution.
A collage of humorous quips and jokes from multiple Kansas papers. Citizens riff on dating manners, fashion, radios, cars, and daily life with light satire and regional flavor, including lines about bicycles, radio sets, and small town observations.
The Republican state ticket includes Henry J. Allen for U. S. Senator, Arthur Capper as long-term U S Senator, James G. Strong for Fifth District Congress, William A. Smith and position No 8 and No 4 Justices, Frank Jane for Governor, J Graybill for Lieutenant Governor, E A Cornell for Secretary of State, Will J. French for State Auditor, Tom B. Boyd for State Treasurer, Roland Boynton for Attorney General, George A. Allen Jr for State Superintendent, C Hobbs for Commissioner of Insurance, and Bert P. Walker as State Printer.
The list enumerates Democratic candidates for U S Senator George McGill U S Senator long term Jonathan M Davis Congressman fifth district Clyde Short Governor Harry Woodring Lieut Governor Cora G Lewis Secretary of State W H Kemp State Treasurer H F Schmidt Attorney General Roy L Hamilton Superintendent of Public Instruction Ela S Burton Commissioner of Insurance J F Farley State Printer Ben F Hudson.
Edwin Hoskin a 13 year old boy from south of Salem dies at home in district one near Esbon marking the third infantile death in Jewell county. Lyle Kennedy aged 19 from Esbon dies after contracting infantile paralysis amid health concerns. County commissioners order closing all schools picture shows churches and public gatherings until the 15th as a precaution.
Lee S Greene son of Mr and Mrs BE C Greene of Mankato sails from New York on Hamburg American Line to Germany for a ten month exchange term at Leipzig University. He earned straight A grades at Kansas University and his achievement equals a state school record.
Fred Bonebrake secretary appeals for township cooperation to grade and repair a north road from Republic City to Pawnee Monument Park. The Republic City News reports that Lions Club members secured White Rock trustees' promise for grading this week.
Mrs. John Wineiger of Mahaska remained in critical condition after a rattlesnake bite to her hand as she leaned to pick up a rodlike object mistaken for a cane. She had recent stroke and uses a cane. she resided formerly in the White Hall area.
East bound passenger times include 40-5 045 A M flag stop and 6 10 02 A M flag stop 349102 P M B T7 43 P M no stop West bound 88 8 10 A M 5 6 27 P M flag stop 89 11 42 P M no stop 7 3 47 no stop Local freight east bound 84 4 40 P M west bound 88 7 35 A M
Southbound 640 at 4:40 PM and northbound 641 at 8:12 AM. 690 at 10:35 AM and 691 at 12:50 PM listed on the timetable.
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