Souvenir ads and local notices fill April community page
The column lists diverse items from Dr. Anderson dental services to Seabolt work gloves and cheap meals at Up-to-Date Restaurant. It notes corn sales by C A Isaacson, births in April, and weather quirks. Local names visit Courtland and Belleville. cattle shipment by Summers & Son. bank renovations. school ball defeat. various arrivals, sickness, and social events including a Lutheran coffee social and a Georgia Jubilee Singers entertainment.
Freezing Nights Hit Courtland Area Fruit Prospects
The region endured freezing surface cold Thursday to Saturday with a low of 24 degrees risking heavy fruit damage. The piece mentions local court disputes and a Rock Island survey plan from Clyde to Courtland via Beaver Creek, plus a note on misaddressed mail and a journal ad offering 50c to 250 for $1.00.
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Courtland
Rock Island
Clyde
Beaver Creek
Courtland School Hires W G C Rickel as Principal
The school board selects W G C Rickel to lead Courtland School next year. Rickel, praised for restoring order as a teacher, is a county product known for dedication and high standards in education.
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W. GC. Rickel
Courtland
Rickel
Bowen Sells Belfield One Thousand Gashels of Corn
Bowen sold Belfield 1000 gashels of corn on Wednesday in a trade note reporting a local grain sale and pricing details.
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Bowen
Belfield
Rebekah lodge social set for April 27 at lodge room
The Rebekah lodge invites all to a Saturday evening gathering in the lodge room on April 27. Refreshments will be served at 15 cents per person. All are cordially invited.
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Rebekah Lodge
Editor H N Boyd Hurt Stopping Runaway Horse
H N Boyd editor of the Republic County Democrat was badly hurt Monday trying to stop a runaway horse with a lady a fall caused several broken ribs and he is in a precarious condition.
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H.N. Boyd
Republic County Democrat
Calderhead Settles Post Office Row in Courtland
Congressman Calderhead visited Courtland this week to resolve the post office dispute. He appointed Wm. Freeburg in a faultless appointment, though partisans of Cameron and Galloway remain sore. The Journal congratulates Postmaster Freeburg and the people of Courtland on securing capable service.
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Calderhead
Courtland
Wm. Freeburg
Cameron and Galloway
The
Journal
Freeburg
Seed corn for boys contest arrives at county office
Mr. S. Bowersox reports the seed corn for the boys contest has arrived and is available at the office of the County Superintendent for pickup, per the Democrat.
Mrs Craven of Scanglia Visits Tuesday
Mrs Craven of Scanglia arrived Tuesday morning and returned in the evening. She is identified as a Democrat.
To Avoid Serious Illness Replace With Pine Tar Syrup
Advertisement notes Syrup White Pine Compound with Tar to prevent serious cold or cough effects. Price 25 cents at Panace D rte Store.
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Panace
Lewis Likens Resigns to Join Gulick Mercantile Co
Scandia welcomes Lewis Likens who resigned from McKenna Bros. last Friday and will start at Gulick Mercantile Co. Saturday night. Narka News notes the career move and new duties with the Gulick firm.
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Lewis ‘Likens
McKenna Bros
Scandia
Gulick Mercantile Co
Narka News
Laundry Basket Delivers to Clay on Wednesdays
R. T. Smith sends laundry to Clay with a weekly center time every Wednesday and a reminder to send in yours.
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R. T. Smith
Clay
McHenry Alters Tours to Fairbury and Morrison to Stanberry
Z. R. McHenry orders his tour changes directing the NAL trip to Fairbury Nebraska and assigns Mrs. Lillian Morrison to Stanberry Missouri. The items reflect routing adjustments and personnel changes within the organization.
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Z. R. McHenry
Dr Hess Pan-a-ce-a and Housing Move In
Dr Hess stock food and Poultry Pan-a-ce-a advertised for sale at the Palace Drug Store. Milton Hillery moves into the house vacated by Brotchie.
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Milton Hillery
Brotchie
Palace Drug Store
The Texas Wonder Cure Advertisement
An old advertisement offers The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by all druggists for two months treatment by mail for 1 dollar. Dr H W Hall 2926 Olive street St Louis Mo invites testimonials.
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H.W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
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Journal ‘Office
Dr. Anderson
Seabolt
C A. Isaacson
Pgorn
Oscar Johnson
Exs City
el Opy
Erica Yd
Jesse Nichols
Elgin Township
Otto Is. Johnson
Belleville Township
Kear
Summers & Son
Thure Wohilford
C. Jerrman
Fairway
Merchants Bank
Ye Bank
Belleville School
Belleville
J. M. Collins
Wallace County
W.C. Rickel
Albin Anderson
Mr. A J. Hollenbeck
J A. Nordmark
Missouri Pacific
Bertha Vandeveer
Republic Refinity
Thos
G. A. Johnson
Roy Riggins
George Thompson
Washington
Kansas
Callers & Goodwin
Minnie Peterson
Topeka
Isabel Barnd
Ness City
Geo, B. Smith
Harry Heaton
Kansas City Medical College
A.D. Wilson
Blanche Uagemwan
Beaver
James Ronse
Mr. Ronse
Addie Gile
Will
Norway Township
Mrs
Wm. Kimmel
Concordia
Mrs. Kimmel
Geo. B. Smith
A. W. Sandin
Beaver Township
Georgia Jubilee Singers
Wm. Morley
Nebraska
Hendrix House
Morley
Gilbert Fulcomer
Journal Office
Olson & Beckman Cash Store
State of Kansas
Republic County
Said County
Hnstate
Mary Asbjornson
Ube
M Wessel Oget
Rebekaitt
Social
Clare Newton
M. A., Paul
Bes Republic
Said
Nama Asbjornson
Emma Asbjornson
M. Weisloget
Emsna
Asbjornson
M.A. Preble
Undertaker
J. W. Holmes
Dray Line
Drayman
Hugh Cooper
State of
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Texas Wonder
J. B. Henry
Weislogel
Terian Church
Karisas
J. W. Ekblad
A. B
Haggman M
Ekblad
Haggman Physicians & Surgeons
Riley Building
Methodist Church
Strona
Lina J. Wrigley
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville, Mo
Jed Sherrard M. D
Norway
Galis
F.L. Warren
Jennings Gallery
N.S. Hoyt
City Dray Line
Obbie Sigsbeek
W. E. Godfrey
the Modern
Nye
Phiz
Will Nye
Sarpenter & Builder
Hollenbeck & Venerste
Scandia, Kansas
A. L. Anderson
Eagleson
Scandia Kansab
Michigan
Star Grocery
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