The Scandia Journal Publisher Notice
The Scandia Journal in Scandia Kansas announces its publisher imprint J W Plotner and Son as publishers with an annual subscription of 1.25 dollars. The paper is mailed as second class matter through the Scandia post office.
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Thirty-Five Years Ago in Journal Items
Miss Ooperia flarly is the only Kiinsus native attendant at the Animal. Hogin was recalled for a reunion, rushing home after his youngest child’s serious injury from a fall. A petty thief stole $10 during memorial services. funds were promptly replaced. The city harvests sand-bars in its park for seed. A St Louis letter was delayed 60 days, then forwarded. A Civil Service exam for a Missouri route agent could improve service. A meteor near the zenith exploded near 45 degrees, sounding like a heavy cannon fifty miles away. The largest egg seen weighed 3.25 pounds, grown by J S Cooper. Abs Wilder reported 160 Germanium blossoms, called the “Golden Queen.” Mrs J R Shivers gave a floral memorial with a white U S G monogram. No brass band performed at the reunion, with reasons given locally.
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Wilder
Scandia
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Sedalia
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Civil Service
J. S. Cooper
Town Band Members Claim Instrument Ownership
The town band members deny reports that the city or public funded their gear and uniforms. Each musician owns his own instrument and uniform, purchased without city contributions.
Scandia and Norway Attendances Mark Picnic Week Notices
Local residents from Scandia and nearby areas join a picnic week with visitors from Wixter Manhattan and Rexford. Illness and a death noted include Mrs. Anna Garby, while crops and field yields are reported strong. Church services scheduled for Scandia and Norway with plans to alternate locations.
County Wide News from Republic County Scandia Notes
Mrs John J Barber and son How ard of White Rock visited in Belleville with daughter in law Mrs Howard Zech. Miss Maude McGlashan of Salina attended dressmaker show in Chicago. Roderick Cameron checked county affairs in Belleville. Multiple locals visitities, fair dates Sept 7 to 10, county fair push. Law updates on city water use and Theda Bara film Lure of Ambition at Princess Theatre Aug 2-3.
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John J. Barber
Howard
White Rock
Howard Zech
Belleville
Maude McGlashan
Salina
Chicago
Roderick Cameron
Courtland Register
Marguerite McGowan
Formosa
Maggie
Annie McGowan
Rydal
Frank, Goodwin, Jr
Union Valley
Iowa
Republic County
Kansas
August Swanson
Scandia
Wm. Gunter
Chas P. Nordam
Geo. Larson
John Goodman
Paley Gunter
Mrs. Larson Jr
Gunter-Larson
Justice Court
Parley Gunter
Geo. Larson Jr
Bib Hill
Jane Mosher
Republic
Joseph Jennings
Ernest Burns
M. We
Theda Bara
William Fox
Princess Theatre
Miss Bara
Morning grows coffee always the same always good
A brief note on morning routines centered on coffee at Star grocery. The line emphasizes consistency and quality in daily coffee habits.
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Star Grocery
Why Do I Have a Home of My Own
A speaker expresses longing for a true personal home to plan and save for. They envision a garden with shrubs and trees they plant, and a space where furniture and storage suit interiors without cheap excess. The home should be secure from landlord failures and sudden sale.
Full Blood Jersey and Picnic Baseball at Scandia
Classifieds note a cow for sale and eight yearling calves available through Rev H P Smith and Chas Berggren. Social items list visitors and travels of local residents G E Faulconier, Mrs Carl Florell, Frank Cuthbertson family, Jennie Fulcomer and siblings, plus Blue Rapids resident Francis Boyakin. Scandia hosted a successful picnic with wins over Munden Jamestown and Hollis and high umpiring praise. Art and Gus Lind, part of the Lind Chappel act, praised for returning after 35 years, with thanks to locals and new friends.
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Art “Lind
Riverside Park Opens With Shade and Dance Pavilion
River Side Park offers a pleasant state escape with ample shade and camping conveniences. The pavilion hosts a floor ideal for dancing, and every Sunday afternoon the orchestra performs a concert for visitors.
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Riverside Park
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