Scandia Journal Publishes Farm Quiz Answers and Political Note
The Scandia Journal prints answers to a farm quiz on winter wheat and hog shipment, providing figures on 1927 and 1928 production, acreage, and shipping costs. It also corrects a bonds item in the Bank of Scandia call statement and notes a Republican meeting with Clyde Reed in Belleville scheduled for Monday evening.
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Department of Agriculture
Bank of Scandia
Belleville
Clyde Reed
Red attire at wedding sparks cautionary warning
A terse warning urges immediate action against guests wearing red at a wedding, labeling the color as ominous and associating it with bad luck. The note suggests enforcing strict dress code vigilance to protect the bride and groom from potential disruptions.
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Satan
Miss Marie Palmquist Visits Friends in Los Angeles
Local notes record Miss Palmquist from Los Angeles visiting Miss Carrie Aberg this week. J W Crider’s birthday was celebrated with neighbors hosting a dinner and gifts at his home. A Marysville manager spoke about Security Benefit Association while a community meeting discussed organizing the fraternal society.
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Marie Palmquist
Los Angeles
Calif
Carrie Aberg
J. W. Crider
Will Pratt
Ole Johnson
Sewell City
B. Vincent
George Haser
Frank Peterson
Swyhart
Bertha
Hazel
Orville
Martin
Pete Lewellyn
Dale
O. E. Davis
Clifford
John
A. M. Bettis
Kenneth Bedard
Elmer
Everett Crider
Emery Melrwin
E. G. Filbert
Marysville
Security Benefit Association
Marriage of Miss Edna Sothers to Maurice Place
The marriage was announced August 20 and the ceremony held April 11. Miss Sothers, a C. H. S. graduate of 24, excelled in dramatics and now teaches in a Rockford business school. Mr. Place is a prominent Rockford church worker and they reside there.
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Courier
Edna Sothers
Maurice Place
Aunt Aggie on KSAC fall fashion and fickle weather
Aunt Aggie explains KSAC co eds face a wardrobe dilemma as fall dresses clash with lingering summer weather. Prof Raburn notes weather forecasting covers only twenty four hours, while superstition and old corn husks hint at winter. The piece ends with a nudge to skip mail order Christmas cards.
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Aunt Aggie
G. E. Raburn
Physics Department
Government Weather Bureau
Goverment
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