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Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1935

Page

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Local court activity includes divorces and estates

Court records show a district court session for sheriff sales and other matters. Two new divorce filings appeared William R Goodwin clerk. Mage nus Nelson estate final probate occurred in Kackley with Johannes Nelson executor. Two marriages licensed Sept 10 Nellie Davenport and Charles Evans Hebron. Orrin Price and Leona Simmons Buffalo Mo married later by minister. Probation proceedings began for Merton R Roberts estate Hugh McGowan administrator. Sixteen premiums nearly $100 won by Republic county 4 H livestock at Kansas Free Fair. clothing and canning prizes noted at state fair. Rollins Candy Shop closed after 15 years in Belleville. Relief project wind-down and transfer pending at KERC to federal PWA. 470 clients laid off.

William R Kackley Johanes Nelson van Natta Nellie D. Davenport Charles V.’Evans Hebron Orrin D. Price Republic Leona Simmons Buffalo Merton R. Roberts Hugh McGowan Rydal George Dooley Peter Maxton William B. Currie Margaret McGowan Limon Colo Belleville Anna McGowan James Laura Rollins KERC Federal PWA

Demand for Farms Rent Surges Amid Crop Hopes

Demand for farms to rent greatly exceeds supply as farmers seek better conditions. After three crop failures, abundant rains since mid August have renewed optimism and spurred a rising interest in renting farms for a potential comeback in crops.

County rejects federal bridge plan and bond election fails

Voters in the county decisively rejected the proposed bridge project at Republic and Sherdahl as not meeting federal requirements. The bond election failed by a large majority while local farmers report scarce money and low demand for nonessential purchases. Larson farm sale on September 10 described as just fair by Eric Gustafson, with most possessions sold and plans to seek work at Fort Riley.

Republic Sherdahl Federa Sabe Ecd Larson Farm Eric ‘Gustafson Gustafson Fort Riley Searce

Fragmentary OCR note with staff mention and numbers

Incomplete text references staff and figures with stray punctuation. no clear event, names, or locations emerge to form a full news item or summary.

Special Merchants Show Opens at Princess Theatre

The Princess Theatre plans special merchants shows starting Tuesday September 94. Shows will run every Tuesday and Wednesday evenings with merchant tickets. Joan Blondell stars in Traveling Saleslady for the premiere performances.

Princess ‘Theatre Joan Blondell

Church notes and announcements for Sunday worship

The notice outlines the 14th Sunday after Trinity service with Gospel John 5 1 14. It calls for Sunday school and morning worship at usual hours, invites organist applicants, and notes the Dorcas Society monthly social in the church parlors this Friday afternoon with all members serving. Pastor Charles Pehrson signs.

Jesus Dorcas Society Charles. Pehrson

Methodist Ladies Aid and Epworth League Events

The Methodist Church schedules a Thursday Ladies Aid Society meeting in the church parlors with hostesses Mesdames Elliott Isaacson and Wallin and a lunch served until 7. Friday evening the Epworth League cabinet meets at the parsonage. Sunday offers Church School at 10 and worship at 11, with Epworth League at 7:30 and evening service at 8. The church is collecting last year’s books for the annual report.

Ladies Aid Society N. Isaacson L. Wallin Epworth League

Lutheran Church Norway Mission Lecture at St Luke's

Savior's Lutheran Church in Norway presents Mission Lecture by Burgess on Thursday at 8 o'clock with a free will offering. Ladies Aid hosts waffle supper and bazaar on Sept 26, served at supper hour. Circuit meeting at St Luke's begins Friday 8 PM and runs through Sunday with dinner served by St Luke's ladies. T Torgeson, Pastor.

Missionary Burgess Ladies Aid St. Luke’s St. Luke's T. Torgeson

Ada Lutheran to Hold Services and Meetings in September

The Ada Lutheran church lists Sunday services at 10 Sunday school 11 morning worship and 7 30 evening worship. Teachers and officers meet Sept 19, Luther League Bible study Sept 26, Confirmation rehearsal Sept 28, and a church lawn picnic Sept 20. An offering for Lindsborg Old Peoples Home will be taken during Sunday services.

O. W. Carlson Luther League Old Peoples Home Lindsborg Thelma Larson Ti Bubiay

Salina Dealers Attend Meeting With Allege Distortions

Fragmentary notes indicate a Salina meeting of dealers with unclear details and references to previous dates and remarks about territory holdings and a Thursday event. The text is garbled and lacks concrete names or outcomes.

Spuds Under Law Spark Diet of Regulation

The new AAA production control bill, a 15 000 word measure, imposes strict government inspection on about three million potato growers. Violations incur heavy fines and jail terms as officials enforce allotments, with customs-like penalties for overages and a tax of 45 cents per excess bushel. The act, debated yet sweeping, aims to regulate backyard patches and curb spud production for the public good.

AAA Russia

Pasture Aids Wintering Cattle Says Kansas Expert

Kansas State College extension service cites small grain pastures as a key aid to cattle wintering. J J Moxley notes green wheat rye or barley pastures supply protein, improving cattle condition through winter with mixed dry roughage and occasional alfalfa supplements for protein.

Kansas Extension Service of Kansas State College J. J. "Moxley Moxley

P T A Meeting Planned For Tuesday Evening

The first Parent Teacher Association meeting for the school is scheduled for Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Rev C Pehrson will welcome the faculty, with members introduced, followed by a social hour to foster acquaintance between parents and teachers. All parents with children in school are urged to attend.

C.pehr Scandia

G Men Feature Pr in Princess Theatre Weekend

A G Men feature will be shown at the Princess theatre this Saturday and Sunday. Frank B Gompert, entomologist of the Los Angeles heritage office, is cited among experts involved in the project.

Princess ‘Theatre Frank. B. Gompert Los Angeles Heritis

Imperative Action Urges Aid for U S 36 Flooded Highway

An administrator's sale of Merton Roberts estate is slated near Rydal on Friday Sept 27 with sale details to follow. West of Scandia the U S 36 highway floods repeatedly due to the Republican River, blocking traffic and damaging the road and bridge. Residents urge state and federal help to repair the dike and prevent further disruption.

Merton Roberts Rydal U. S. 36 Scandia Nebraska Kansas Republican

Clinic for Crippled Children Sept 25 at Belleville Courthouse

Republic County Relief Administration sponsors a Crippled Children Clinic in the Belleville courthouse on Wednesday September 25 from 9 am to 4 pm. Dr Francisco orthopedic surgeon from Bell Memorial Hospital Kansas City will offer free examinations for youths under 21 funded by the county Crippled Children's fund. An evening Crippled Children's dinner conference at 6:45 pm at First Baptist Church basement will feature Senators Capper and C Q Chandler addressing attendees.

Republic County Relief Administration Belleville Francisco Bell Memorial Hospital of Kansas City Kansas Crippled Childrens Fund Crippled Childrens First Baptist Church Arethur’ Capper C. Q. Chandler Kansas Crippled Children’ S Commission

Buckeyes Offered For Rheumatic Sufferers By The Journal

The Journal offers a limited supply of buckeyes brought in by Eldon Larson. Some have already been given to rheumatic sufferers and more are available to those who have rheumatism, though no guarantee of results is provided.

Eldon Larson

Chicago Radio Singers to Offer Program Here

Mr and Mrs Hugo Culberg well known to radio audiences in the middle west will present two gospel song services at the Methodist church here on Thursday evening September 26. There is no admission charge but an offering will be taken and the entire community is invited to attend this service as the couple tours Iowa Nebraska and Kansas.

Hugo Culberg Middle—West Methodist Culberg Chicago Iowa Nebraska Kansas

Hunting Seasons Named for Autumn of 1935 in Kansas

Seasons for shooting game and migratory birds in Kansas are set by state law and the Fish and Game Commission with federal rules. Quail open November 20, prairie chickens October 29. Migratory birds such as ducks, geese, brant, snipe and coot have specific dates and require a federal stamp. hours run 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. from October 21 to November 19, with turtle doves September 1 to October 15. Daily bag limits: ducks 10, geese and brant 4, coot 15, snipe 15, mourning doves 20. No decoys may be used for duck hunting this year.

Kansas Fish and Game Commission

Horse Disease Returns in 1912 Almanac Echo

Fragmentary note reports a recurring horse disease described as sweeping the country in 1912. The text references republic, yeast, and mention of animals affected, but details are obscured and unclear from the readable portion.

Republic

Special Benefit Game for E Sande ll Sunday

A benefit baseball game will be played here Sunday afternoon for Elmer Snook Sandel who was injured. A local team captained by Ole Frazier will face the Belleville club. proceeds go to the injured player. The sponsors promise a good game for a worthy cause.

Elmer “Snook” Sandell Moneens Baitsville Ole’ Frazier Belleville

Mrs Jennie White Dies in Crawford Death Notice

Mrs. Jennie White, widow of Robert Simpson and longtime Crawford resident, died at home after a brief illness. She was born in Robe and had been active in local community circles. Survived by relatives, services planned in Crawford with details forthcoming.

Jenpie White Robert ‘Simpson Bean Law Crawford

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