Scandia Journal Post Office Entry
Scandia Journal enters second class matter at the post office indicating its publication status and mailing classification.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1915
Page
1
Scandia Journal enters second class matter at the post office indicating its publication status and mailing classification.
The notice outlines annual and display rates, first insertion costs, and contract options. It specifies payment methods and disallows personal checks, adding that 25 cent cards of thanks incur a charge. It also notes that fund-raising ads follow regular rates.
A sale notice states large sized carbon or transfer paper is stuck at The Journal Office. No buyer details or date provided.
Community ice cream social Friday evening April 23 benefits Pleasant Valley Sunday School. Mrs Jake Weislogel returned home last Thursday from a visit at Kansas Over Venworth and Clay Center.
Mrs W H Will cis visits sister Mrs C F Beacht near Clyde this week. A baseball exhibition by High School boys and local businessmen Tuesday afternoon drew fans who saw the Highs win 12 to 3.
Mr and Mrs larvid Larson with his sisters were Sunday visitors at Mr and Mrs J P Van De Veer near Concordia This item notes social visits within a local community.
Mr Martin Ericeson is visiting his sister Mrs Win Wohilford while en route to his Colorado home.
Ed wires and Wm Stelzer with Miss Bertha Wilson and Edith Sandell took a joy ride in Fred Ward's new two cylinder Pierce Arrow on Sunday.
State president of the W. C. T. U. Mrs Lillian Mitchner will lecture at the M church next Wednesday evening April 20th drawing members and attendees from local chapters.
Residents extend heartfelt thanks to all who contributed time support and donations. The message acknowledges volunteers neighbors and local organizations for their generous assistance during a recent community project.
Mr and Mrs O S Werner Jennie Werner and W HK Kelley and family from Rydal spent the day Sunday with relatives in the neighborhood. They enjoyed a warm visit and shared news of their families progress and plans for the coming month.
A letter argues for funding band instruction through broadly supported methods. It notes many in Scandia oppose theater fundraisers and suggests a community concert or mutually endorsed event, like a supper or bazaar, to avoid division.
Community notes record visitors from Cilky Hollis and Norway. Sunday School began at the Norwegian church with many locals attending. Families including Mrs Hugene Krankiother and Lela Ainsworth visited relatives, and several groups traveled to White Rock for Sunday.
After a several month hiatus, a music instructor resumes teaching duties. Students reacquaint with lessons and routines as sessions restart at the community program.
Mrs Anna S Tallgren stays with Carl Landebergs for a few days Theo Danielson and relatives visited the Edlund home Sunday evening. Anton Nelson and family called on John Fredrickson’s and Chas Nelson’s households. Chas Aspegren and family shared a Sunday dinner at A Borsbergs. Mrs Chas Magnusson departed for Branford Saturday to visit relatives, returning Saturday night. A lively gathering marked Aspegren’s 87th birthday with about fifty relatives and friends present. Several households hosted visitors from Courtland and nearby farms. Monday saw a call by Mr Heimberger of Scandia and Dist Y school closed for vacation.
A testimonial from R. and Roberts of Homer City Pa praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective over years. The ad notes it is for sale by all druggists.
The program lists songs dialogues and recitations by society members on Friday evening April 28 at 1 Dorbhy Street. It notes this will be the society's last event and invites all to attend with cream and cake served afterward for Sunday school fund.
A patient recalls using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy twelve years ago to treat summer complaint. One dose reportedly checked the trouble. Mrs. C. W. Florence of Rockfield Indiana reports success and notes it is for sale by all dealers.
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