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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
2
The Scandia church announces A B Sunday School sessions with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. Sermon topic is The Modern Crusader. The Journal notes a dog days reference and historic explanations of dog days tied to Sirius and seasonal beliefs.
Miss Edith Anderson of Lincoln entertained several friends on Wednesday during her vacation at the Gust Anderson place. Attending were Mrs. John Larson, Mrs. J. A. Freeburg, Mrs. A. J. Brandstrom, Mrs. FP. A. Berggren, Mrs. A. Sederlin, Mr. and Mrs. BE. C. Wires, Misses Mable Berggren Mary West Sopha Peterson Dorthy Highley Emma Swanson and Ernest and Carl Wennersten.
Practical guide to filling window boxes with year round plants including winter evergreens such as boxwood pines spruces arbor vitae and junipers with English ivy. Early spring bulbs like tulips crocus and daffodils alternating with daisies or pansies provide color.
A Chicago Daily News correspondent urges planting apple peach and cherry trees in parks along boulevards and streets to provide free fruit and shade. He recalls hazelnuts in Lincoln park and argues trees would foster American-spirited youth and civic vigor, benefiting all.
The article urges a clear comprehensive city plan with phased presentation to gain legislation and funding. It compares planning to a sturdy multi story building to ensure a solid foundation for long term growth and notes the need for expert talent to guide planning for the community at large.
A Kansas City Star quote praises a local man as public-spirited though constantly advising others on town improvement, noting he rarely acts himself toward advancing the town. The remark highlights his perceived busyness in telling others what to do rather than doing it.
A dialogue ponders humanity's progress from land transport to sea and air travel and questions future frontiers. The exchange contrasts confident achievement with curiosity about the next breakthrough.
A short dialogue reports a man selling his house for 2000 dollars above purchase price and buying a new home with moving costs, concluding a net gain of only 2.85 dollars. The exchange highlights small margins in a straightforward real estate flip.
The notice advertises high quality repair services for shoes and harnesses at the Electric Shoe Shop. It emphasizes swift turnaround and reliable workmanship for customers seeking durable repairs.
The undersigned Notary Public is prepared to attest legal papers, write contracts and prepare papers for Justice Court. Collections specialty offered by J W Plotner.
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