Local notices from Courtland area include visits and sales
Dr E P Ahrens shipped hogs to Kansas City last week. Elvira Ericksort of Lindsborg was home over the weekend. Archie Tebow and baby of Concordia were in town Monday. Mrs Oberia Ryan visited Belleville. John Kahn and Groburg of Clay Center visited relatives Sunday. R Hanna & Sons advertise Moline tools. Mrs L Letterlie and Gladys of Republic called at N P Nelson's Sunday. Oscar Berggren and Frank Lervold families visited Lottie Levold home Sunday. Archie Larson and daughters visited Nelsons Sunday. Clean-up Week May 3 to 8 urged with fire safety message. Eric Tebrow elected KSAC superintendent for next year. Florence Sederlin returned from Manhattan for senior play. Louis Wallin and Ant0n Edlund of Formosa visited Brandstroms. Norris/Norris families visited Kingman weekend. England’s per capita fire loss noted. Raymond Cooper and Sandborn sisters visited Tingstroms. Andrew Anderson bought J E Johnson property on S Kansas Ave for daughter Dean Engstrom to occupy, with several others visiting Concordia.
Chick Boyes advance man to promote Belleville stand
Paul E. Delman, advance man for the Chick Boyes players, visited town spreading advertising for a week of games at Belleville starting May 10. Chet Anderson was hit in the head by a pitched ball in the Court lard-Scandia game Sunday and remains out of action. Pauline Nylund closed a successful school term at Dist. 88 last Friday and plans to attend college next year.
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Paul E. Delman
Chick Boyes
Belleville
Chet Anderson
Courtlard-Scandia
Pauline Nylund
Dist
Nylund
Sadie Robison
Dist. 91
Blanche Burns
Mrs Cleland Visits Norton After Relative's Death
Mrs Frank Cleland of Seattle has been visiting relatives since the death of her father Jim Fullen of Republic and will travel to Norton before returning home. Elvin Bettis, a press feeder and handyman, is incapacitated from a finger injury sustained at the job press last week. The Scandia Giants lose a key third baseman.
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Frank Cleland
Seattle
Wash
Jim Fullen
Republic
Norton
Elvin Bettis
Scandia Giants
Swanson Recovers After Narrow Relocation Accident
Albert M Swanson was laid up for weeks after a hogshed accident when a straw stack toppled trapping him until help arrived He was hurt by a dislocated hip and other injuries but is able to be around again with recovery underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
M. Swanson
Mr. Swanson
Scandia and Wayne to Play Ball This Sunday
A variety of small town items from a Kansas community include Scandia and Wayne scheduled to play here Sunday, local legal business by J. R. White of Mankato, and social notices about gatherings, sales and school terms across the area.
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Scandia
Wayne
Letter of thanks to Dr Eric Larson on recovery progress
Mrs J Fraser of Live Oak California writes to Mrs H E Schwahn and the Frasers praising Dr Eric Larson and Woodland Clinic surgeons for her cancer operation recovery. She thanks them for their kindness while she recovers at the Larsons home and calls him a wonderful surgeon known in northern California. A separate incident reports a coal oil stove flare at Scandia Produce, causing a brief scare and minor burns to Mr Beeman. Homer Larson returns home on crutches after a prior auto accident injury.
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Live Oak
Calif
E Schwahn
Eric
California
Lundin Adverts Household Goods Sale on Kansas Avenue
Gust Lundin announces a sale of household goods at his Kansas Avenue home this Saturday afternoon. He and Mrs Lundin plan to move to Western Springs Illinois where they will reside with Mr and Mrs Werner Waggberg after health concerns prevent them from living alone.
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Gust Lundin
Kansas Avenue
Moline Farm Tools Offered At Bargain Prices
Local ad from R Hanna & Sons promotes Moline line of one and two row listers cultivators and riding cultivators bought on new Moline plan for cash. They claim about 10 percent savings and invite customers to view their corn tools and prices in Courtland Kansas. Also brief notices on Mrs N Cooper illness and Adlerika広告 claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moline
R. Hanna & Sons
Courtland
Kansas
RIN TIN TIN TUESDAY At Majestic
Bellevue screening praised as best work by the famous dog Rin Tin Tin with comedy and thrills. Sam Blair calls the feature equal to Syd Chaplin pictures and promises two reel comedy and special Majestic Theatre orchestra performances for Princes patrons.
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Bellevue
Sam Blair
Syd Chaplin
Majestic Theatre Orchestra
Princes
I Am Prepared to Do All Kinds of Trucking
A brief notice states readiness to perform various trucking tasks with a contact phone number 1402. The message implies available services and a basic contact channel without further details.
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E. P. Ahrens
Kansas City
Elvira Ericksort
Lindsborg
Mrs
Archie Tebow
Baby
Concordia
Town
Oberia Ryan
Chas. Larson
John Kahn
Lady Friend
Miss Groburg of
Clay Center
Redatives
Courtland, Kansas
Republic County
Oscar Berggren
Frank Lervold
Lottie Levold
Archie Larson
Maxine
Betty Irene
N. P. Nelson
Eric Tebrow
Florence Sederlin
Manhattan
Mrs. C
Louis Wallin
Anton Edlund
Formosa
John Brandstrom
Lloyd Norris
Ella Aspegren
Clyde Norris
Kingman
Harold Bow
America
England
Raymond Cooper
Grace
Eva Sandborn
Roberta Sandborn
Ray Tingstrom
Andrew Anderson
J. E. Johnson
South
Dean Engstrom
Mabel Berggren
Mary West
Ann Wohlfort
E. C. Wilson
E. C. Wires
A. C. Wilson
Bologna
Wennies
Henry Johnson
J. R. White
Mankato
May White
Friendship Club
R. A. Hugos
E . Fields
Fairbury, Nebr
W.A. Beck
Riley Stice
Athol, Kansas
Mrs. S. M. Foreman
Foreman D. and
Mildred
A M. Bettis
J. R. Fullen
Montana Stevenson
Roy Nondorf
C. Q
Thompson
Sudan
E. H. Lewis
Hugh Etter
Pruitt
Gunter Hardwa c
The
Home Oil Company
H. S. Robison
Colorado
Homer Larson
Oldfields
Firestone
Gas — Oil
Acessories
B. Goldbronson
Cooper
Haggman & Wires
Dr. C. F. Layton
Republic, Kansas
Rock Island Garage
H. H. Mahan
A. E. Anderson
Sack
Scandia Produce CO
E. W. Beeman, Mer
the Bank OF Scandia
G. W. .Nimocks
Pres. C. C. Cullers
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