The Scandia Journal Publisher and details
The Scandia Journal in Scandia Kansas lists J W Plotner and Son as publishers and notes subscription price of 1 25 per year.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
2
The Scandia Journal in Scandia Kansas lists J W Plotner and Son as publishers and notes subscription price of 1 25 per year.
Locals note Star Grocery onion sets and garden seeds plus canned fat herring. Mrs. aw. W. Crider and N. R. B. Garber traveled from Norway Tuesday. Oluf Enderud and family were in Belleville last Thursday on business. Sherdaut Coop and N. S Ward with families visited E. P. Ahrens home. Esther Peterson of Tindsberg visited Sophie Peterson. Reba Cooper returned from Centralia.
Mr and Mrs Henry Jennings and their baby visited with J Jennings and Mrs Jennings from Gretna Bunday in the local scene.
Mrs. C Hamson of Leonard wife came Saturday evening for a visit with her daughter. Mrs. HB Hawkins and family.
The Senior Class presents Ston Thief a three act comedy at City Hall this Friday evening. The show promises light entertainment and is expected to attract local crowds.
Peanut butter five pound pail offered at Star Grocery for 1.25. Munson planned broom making next Saturday at Soue-Seandia Mere. L. Tammond visited Teban on Tuesday. Bie Nelson traveled to Hast-Inns Saturday to see his son. Burl and family seek workers for Drainage District No 17 under Chas. Hohman. Mrs W B Galeck visited St Joseph Tuesday for Galiek Mercantile Company. J Summer shipped two carloads cattle and one hog convoy to Kansas City this Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Baxter visited relatives at Smith Center and Kensington over Sunday. M M Boggess and children and Norma Boggess of Kansas City expected Friday at EF M Boggess home.
A large whit cake was sent to Miss Reba Cooner from California trends. The cake featured a dainty pink Cupid on top and the message Reba come to California in brown letters.
The Sherdah Co-op Assn and U and I art club will meet Friday spring 11 with Mrs Chan Cullers. All members must attend as officers will be elected and dues due.
Oluf Enderud rents 200 acres of the Wohlfond land along the river for the coming year and adds 120 acres where he is living, promising ample work this summer.
Nelson Ward and Freda Her bolsheimer of Belleville addressed the congregation at the Presbyterian church last Sunday about the New Era movement sweeping the nation.
Promote eye tests and glasses fitted by Dr. Bobo with guaranteed satisfaction. Provide clear call to action for tests and fittings.
Reverend J C Bovee filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian Church at Belleville last Sunday for Reverend Boyle who was in the south on business. The service drew local congregants and noted the temporary substitution.
Mrs Mattie who has been confined here at the home of her grandson Kr D Mason and Mrs Mason will return this evening to her home in Sedalia.
A merchant says perfect fit and satisfaction guaranteed on tailored clothing with prices as low as ready made options from the Sherdahlt Co op Assn.
A brief shopper note highlights that purchases from Sherdahl Shoes save money and last longer compared with alternatives. The comment implies value and durability in local retail options.
Advertises for salesmen to secure oil orders for lubricants greases and paints with salary or commission. Provides address at The Harvey Oil Co Cleveland Ohio.
City hall nearing completion as repairs advance this week. Balcony plastering and woodwork painting underway under manager Adolph Nelson overseeing the work.
Mrs Will Wohlford and children of Woodston plan to return home Saturday taking their son Walter who has been recovering from an appendicitis operation at Concordia.
Theo Granstedt advertises bids to sell his residence in Scandia. The property is described as one of the finest in town and bids will be opened on April 15.
Ed Nondorf will furnish about sixteen rooms upstairs in the Weislagel building to provide lodging for travelers, connected with the Royal Cafe, aiming to offer adequate accommodations for the traveling public.
Last Friday afternoon the ladies of the U and I art club gathered at Mrs. W. GC. Prebs home for a farewell to departing member Mrs. B. Henry. Fourteen members attended and shared a luncheon, presenting Mrs. Henry a souvenir spoon from the group.
Last Thursday Mrs Charlotta Holmstrom turned eighty and was surprised by over twenty friends in the afternoon. A bountiful lunch followed before guests departed, leaving her a purse of about ten dollars and best wishes for more happy birthdays.
Mrs. John Larson learned her brother Eric Wennerstein of Houston was seriously injured when his car struck a railroad crossing. He did not see the train until on the tracks and was thrown some twenty to thirty feet. He suffered a broken left leg in three places with other injuries deemed not serious.
Albert Snyder advertises hauling and snow plowing with prompt service at reasonable prices. Contact via phone for inquiries and estimates.
Regular evening services scheduled at the United Brethren church with Otto B Githeng as pulpit speaker. Hicks to deliver farewell sermon at the Methodist Church Sunday morning unless Malmgren arrives to preach.
A Clyde man who once pledged to clear snow in exchange for dandelion removal now proposes a fresh agreement. He promises to shovel walks next winter if his wife keeps the yard free of dandelions this spring and summer, as reported by the Clyde Republican.
For sale a quarter sawed golden oak Princess dresser and an Ice Box in good condition. Items listed by Theo Granstedt. Pickup and pricing details not provided.
For sale two young horses priced to sell quickly. Contact T. A. Melby at 617, 2 1/2 miles south of Scandia. Farmer's note: price right to sell fast.
Certification states the Citizen's Ticket drawn at a caucus called by acting mayor G. W Nimocks on March 1 1919 was filed March 19 1919. Names listed include Mayor Wm Gunter Councilmen C I Wyman Guy Ward G P Plotner Adolph Nelson A R Morey Police Judge M J Sigsbee and city clerk Theo Granstedt signed.
Rev. LC Hicks is assigned to Claflin Kansas. Rev G L Garrick, formerly here and later at Esbow, is assigned to Courtland. Rev H M Templin is re elected district superintendent.
Star Grocery advertises bulk sour sweet and dill pickles for sale. The listing highlights affordable pickup pricing and availability for customers in the neighborhood.
Listings advertise several farms for sale including 800 acres with 650 acres in cultivation near Max and Benkleman Nebraska, rented for two years with one third crop delivered to elevator. Also 160 acres in Wilson County Kansas eight miles north of Fredonia with good pasture and alfalfa, offered with half cash and balance paid from crop. Prices cited at 40 dollars per acre, with deferred payments and crop-based settlements. Renters urged to investigate.
Benjamin M. Lervold urges Scandia farmers and townspeople to form a single People owned telephone cooperative. He argues joint ownership lowers costs, stops domination by moneyed interests and promises about seven hundred phones under one central operation. He calls for immediate stock-taking and community push to consolidate two systems into one.
A Scandia classified note lists one team of mares and cane seed for sale. Contact Otto C. Netsen at phone number 1405. Listing dated 15-41.
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