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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1909
Page
3
Country Reporters recounts community happenings from Belleville to Norway including sickness recoveries. Mentions sales of a Loofbourrow farm for 4600 dollars, hay baling work, and a farmers institute trip. Also notes Miss Cora Simpson’s celebrated teaching term and a Norway school consolidation election.
A collection of testimonial fragments from Mrs D Baker and Mrs C G Bennett claim Dr Miles Nervine cured epilepsy St Vitus dance and related nervous disorders in four months or less. They urge readers to consider the remedy based on numerous prior successes and emphasize the product's value.
Corn planting has commenced in this vicinity with residents noting activity. M rs Stein and Esther Anderson receive aid from the court fund this week. Esther Anderson is visiting Scarbdia at the Beek man home. Robert Mion spent Sunday with Low Vandeveers.
Alice Garman visited Courtland school Friday afternoon Elma Wallin spent last week at Will Johnsons Mrs Alfred Anderson and Ella of Norway spent Tuesday at A T Garmans Houston Norris spent Sunday with Fred Evert Erick Erickson shelled 1150 bushels of corn for Albert Garman last week Mrs Oscar Anderson and child ren spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs Evert Mr and Mrs CG J Carlson and Mr and Mrs J S darman visited Albert Garmans Mrs Evert and Mrs Oscar Anderson visited Mrs John Summers Monday afternoon Born to Elmer Sothers and wife on April 27th a boy Fred Evert spent Saturday evening at J S Garmans Mr and Mrs RJ Bettis and Hazel spent Sunday at Olous Frees Judithe Humphrey is working for Mrs JC Glasgow Mrs Pariley visited Mrs Nichols Sunday
For sale a dandy windmill barely used and a second hand International pumping engine. White object with 12-tf Ao reference.
A Cleveland steamship man boasts of a flirtation with a smiling young woman on the street and in an elevator. His partner reveals the reality she is the office telephone operator he had spoken to daily for years, still unaware of her identity.
Chicago observer George F. Wagner warns that paid agents lure peasants from Germany and Austria with promises of easy riches in the United States. He notes higher living costs and modest wages abroad, and cites two Irish immigrants misled by tales of gold on American streets, one finding only a single ten dollar coin.
Australian nests of jungle fowl form 15 foot high mounds with 150 foot circumference, woven from leaves and twigs. Bush turkeys build pyramid shaped communal nests in colonies, some so large that six or seven men are needed to move them. a single nest can weigh over five tons.
Superior correspondent reports Charley Taylor a halfbreed Indian living at Coley Springs near Superior hunts wolves for bounty. He trailed a timber wolf from February 19 to 22 without snowshoes and killed it with a stout club after following the trail by night.
An advertisement offers the Topeka Daily State Journal at 100 days for $1.00 delivered by mail. It promotes the paper as a first-class daily from the state capital with comprehensive news and urges readers to subscribe.
Ten thousand feet of cottonwood timber available at M Weisleger's, 143 FL OH. Arson noted in advertisement context for sale and disposal.
Tain now prepared for work offering tailored suits as a specialty. Inquiries at Mahan's Grocery, Lotta Cooper.
Dr Less and Glark's Poultry Panneen offer a solution as egg costs rise. Nywall's lists 28 and 600 package quantities for their feed deal.
Advertisement seeks a man in Scandia to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business using methods effective for the position. Preference for experience. open to qualified applicants. Salary 1.50 per day with commission option. Address references Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine New York.
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