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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
8
Le Tate the jeweler is noted for repair work. Mrs Barrick elected delegate to the State U S and Semi Centennal Convention in Topeka May 4 6 with good prospects for attendance. The Love Shop Musical Comedy by Billie Burk appears at the theater. Mr Thompson returns from Omaha for a ten day visit.
The Woodmen invite the public to a large spread at their hall next Friday evening as Lenecky Bill’s renowned road show comes to town. Local fans anticipate a lively performance and community gathering.
Miss Mita Walter to lead the intermediate grade as the school names VOHR Norway aid. Principalship remains undecided at this time with no successor announced.
For sale. Sweet potato plants available. See Fraser for details.
Mrs Lyda Hammond and her daughter Mrs Ruth Mahan visited Mr and Mrs Marple and grandmother Mrs Bonner with relatives one day last week.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Beck hosted a dinner with the Marples and Mrs Borner who had recently returned from California, sharing in an informal gathering last week.
Vuelp performs at the Love Shop with a date set for next week. Fans are urged to check venue listings for exact day and showtimes.
The rail field notes announce a big performance by Lucky Bill set for Monday May 3 promising a lively evening for local audiences.
The piece notes Mrs. Chambers of Belleville becoming the Brunswick Hotel's new cook while the excerpt also includes a line about learning what a cipher is at The Trové Shop.
Mrs Jennie Roberts of Courtland spent Monday with Mrs F Nawkins while here taking treatments from Dr Henry.
Josie Johnson, longtime hotel cook, left Sunday with her father and niece for Kansas City where she expects to work. Mrs Frances Fickel visited on Tuesday, sharing a postcard view of a large community gathering and a new school building with about 127 school children and many adults.
Alfa Tingstrom and Ernest Riggins visited Republic on Wednesday morning to perform pairing and interior decoration work at the home of C J Taylot.
Win Weislogel Leu Garman and Alfa Tingstrom attended the Concordia Ing celebration marking the lodge 96th anniversary with local leaders and members present.
Als. John Mahan and Mrs. Jesse Simpson returned Tuesday evening from a visit at Republic.
A vintage catalog from Phoné-49 Republic highlights Autographe Kodak cameras. It promotes taking pictures with name and date to preserve memory. Bixby & Potter published the catalogue, emphasizing value in documenting moments.
The 0 and 1 Art Club met at Mrs. Ryan's home on April 16 to work on art and discuss business. After the meeting a luncheon was served. A May Day picnic is planned for May 1 at Kenderud Grove with Mrs Weislogel hosting on April 30.
Mrs. Rasmussen and her daughter Mabel were visitors in Belleville on Saturday, sharing a brief appearance and local interactions during their stay.
Eric Larson, a Medical course student at the University of Chicago, returned home Sunday to attend his father's funeral and came back Monday night.
Advertises film and picture materials for Kodak Brownie and Premo cameras. Promotes Kodak film supply with a contact phone number 49 Republic for orders or inquiries.
L. C. Hohr made a business trip to Concordia Tuesday afternoon. R. A. Collier, former Mo. Pac. agent at this place, transferred here Wednesday on his way to Des Moines. He is now located at Burr Oak.
Amberola records and Kodak supplies advertised with telephone and parcel post delivery. Contact Bixby and Potter at Phone 49 Republic for service.
C. FE Wyman has planted 30 acres of corn and others follow suit. The most pessimistic observers fear summer is here to stay, yet fruit prospects appear as promising as ever.
Misses Winnifred and Madeline Beckman spent the last weekend at the Free man home in Courtland.
Idith and Hilma Freeman of Courtland visited a couple of days last week with Winnifred and Madeline Beekman. The group heard T. J. West and chorus sing God Bye Girls in a local gathering.
R A Doctor offers a business tip to Gem Kansas noting conditions in the western part of the state turning out in wonderful style. He reports improving business and a store building plus residence property at Gem with promising prospects.
Mr and Mrs C F Werner and daughter Jennie visited Saturday with Martin Larsen and family near Courtland, sharing time and catching up in a rural community setting.
The old Norway school house and outbuildings in Consolidated District No 3 will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on Saturday May 1 at 1 o clock P M from the south door of the new school building By Order of School board Two parties Mrs Carl Lindeberg west of Scandia and C Hevmans south of town both exceeded the 117 dozen eggs mark of last week the former selling 120 dozen and the latter 126 dozen Even the faithful hens are excelling and seem to be in accord with the weather.
Bixby and Potter Republic Kansas announces new Amberola records now in stock for March and April. Send for a selection package or visit to hear them in person.
Frank Swanson purchased a Kimball piano last week and will now enjoy the pleasure it furnishes.
Peter Jorgensen of Plainville Kansas and Mr. Beck of Glasco Kansas visited Fred Moe's home on Thursday. They drove a car and, due to threatening weather, planned to return Friday. Jorgensen is Moe’s brother in law and Pete has been known here for several years.
Joe Brown purchased 22 head of stock steers from Thure Wolfort 6 head from Frank Bergren 8 head from Emil Olson and 2 head from Eugene Nelson. He shipped the carload to the St Joseph market Tuesday night.
A Webster definition describes mumps as a contagious disease spread by saliva with swelling of the parotid and salivary glands. The text hints students in a high school class may await Professor Plotner for a clearer definition after his talk.
Advert claims home butchers provide wholesale prices as an alternative to packing house meats. It positions smaller sellers as cost effective and convenient for shoppers seeking savings on meat purchases.
160 adjoining acres in Scandia Kansas well improved with a three room house furnace heat city water good out buildings fenced and cross fenced two good wells and a windmill contact J P Vandeveer Scandia Kansas for trade options on this property.
For sale four parcels Lots 237 238 299 and 300 in Ain block 20 Scandia Kansas. Parcel details appear unreadable due to OCR errors. Interested buyers should verify exact boundaries and terms directly with local records and the listing authority.
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