Statement of Scandia City Business 1915 16
City of Scandia report covers May 1 1915 to May 1 1916. Receipts show 941.37 in Tes revenue and related entries.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
4
City of Scandia report covers May 1 1915 to May 1 1916. Receipts show 941.37 in Tes revenue and related entries.
Mrs Mary Bowling of Topeka died at her daughter's home and funeral services were held Wednesday at the Methodist church. An elderly resident of Seamdia she was known as Grandma Bowling and relatives gathered for the burial.
Concession crews arrived Monday with Mannings show, the merry go round, Ocean Wave and many attractions setting up for the big event. Street decorations were in place by Monday evening as the city braces for a crowded picnic.
The Journal lists programs for the Western Swedish Missionary Epworth Conference to be held August 23 to 28 and for the Tiberan convention to be held here August 17, 18, 19.
A piano buyer near Scandia Kansas cannot finish payment on a prior contract. The seller will transfer the piano to the first party who settles the balance, payable in cash or five dollars per month. From Sehmailer Maedber Piao Co Omaha Nebraska.
Rev Edw Sahlen of Ong Nebr arrived Monday and joined Te r Alarmstrom to Clay Center for the Emanuel Home for the Aged annual board meeting. Geo Garber came from Clay Center to visit family, and Mrs Swanson from Kansas City visited. Mrs H B Swanson left for Colorado Springs. Mr and Mrs M Weislogel returned from Pennsylvania saying the east is hot but this is no comparison. A public platform dance is set for Aug 14 at John Simmons place with good order assured.
The notice lists Sunday worship at 10 a m and an evening service at 8 o clock. It mentions no additional events or locations.
The notice urges a 7 30 p m prayer meeting on Wednesday and a church dinner on Thursday at the Larson building. Sunday School at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m are announced with a call for timely subjects. Dr Lauson delivered a strong message emphasizing growth and social progress. A local comment questions community improvement and youth behavior as a cigarette smoking boy is noted. Burlington is mentioned with a 250 mile car trip reference.
For sale a 2-year old high-grade bull in fine shape. W.O. Tate C2 OW. Tedrow left a ring of keys at the lomretial office Tuesday found west of town owner call for same. Rev Henry and wit haw bee attending the Chautauqua at Concordia the past week gouge dow the ear. Abonding evenday they heard Granville James and the Apvachiant Symphony Sextet taking with Mrs Blosser of Norway. We regret we must go on account of work due to the approaching Swedish Conference convention and other primitive Whielt has prevented us from going. The Belleville Chautauqua begins Aug Yth, And Republic lays these are: 30th.
Dr Hlansom lauds community welfare lectures held Thursday and Friday while noting limited cooperation from residents. Citizens seek to clean up moral atmosphere for youth and supervise entertainment venues. Other items mention visitors to Oklahoma City and Burlington Kans. A physician advertises urine analysis and self supplied medicines.
A 2-year old high grade bull is described as being in fine shape in a note by W. O. Tate.
Noted specialist Dr Wolfe plans a single day clinic at the Yankee Inn Hotel in Belleville on Thursday August 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. He returns every four weeks. He offers free examination and promises relief for lung stomach disorders and related ailments through his treatment.
C. B. Wolfe M D advertises a non surgical cure for piles with a written contract and guarantee. Examination is free and confidential. married women must be accompanied by husbands. Office at 509 Kansas Ave Topeka Kansas with Friday and Saturday clinic days.
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