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The Journal publication notes Scan in Kansas, second class matter at the post office. J. W. Plotner & Son Publishers set the annual price at $1.25.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
2
The Journal publication notes Scan in Kansas, second class matter at the post office. J. W. Plotner & Son Publishers set the annual price at $1.25.
This week thirty five years ago mentions Joan Strom of Republic City staying in Scandia. Crop prospects look strong for Republic Co. Curren purchased Dr Taylor's mock bird for 10 dollars. A child of R. B. Ward in Freedom township set fire to a barn, burning it and its contents. The author of Silver Threads Among the Gold was named postmaster in Wisconsin with a salary of 242 dollars. Jot Cooper secured a contract to build a 1700 dollar residence for Jenny Fulcomer in the township. Al ih Riggins bought a fine carriage. cottonwood tree near G M Jones’s house struck by lightning. Mr Kalman’s family were shocked in the same storm. Fruit trees show success. Ze years ago plantings yield greater rewards each year. W White Rock township resident owns a fine wood- yard with four-year fruit. Cooper’s early white apples measured up to 13 inches this year. The St Joseph Gazette notes three western utterances on Gene Grant’s death delivered by Blaine Butler and Martin. Two from New...
Wm Norris Jr and family near Ses sandia in Republic County held a sixteen year reunion as nine siblings from Kansas and Missouri gathered during their mother’s illness. Other local notes mention German millet grown by N Marly at Courtland township and LT Wohlfort’s appointment as school director, replacing Jas Wey. A playful cinema teaser ends the clipping.
For sale two black mares weighing about 2700 pounds each, well broke. price 3875 dollars. Three yearling males priced at 90 dollars each, all sold. One purebred Holstein cow, fresh August 4, priced 215 dollars. Call or phone 2608, C. L. Tebow.
Local baseball fans gathered for the first annual Munden Picnic as Scandia faced Munden in a scheduled game at Munden. The match was halted in the third inning with Munden 1 and Scandia one out due to dissatisfaction with the umpires. Renamed locals and visitors from Belleville Clyde Solnx City and Belvedere attended prior events and visits.
Sincere thanks expression for kindness shown during illness and bereavement of beloved mother Charles Holmstrom Mrs Louise Da Theda Bara Lure of Ambition a four reel production by William Fox features Theda Bara as Olga Dolan rising from hotel stenographer to Duchess of Rutledge with a strong supporting cast including Edmund Lawrence and Julia Burnham directing and co authoring the scenario
A historic shift brings electric lights and labor saving devices to farm homes. Farm lighting plants have transformed rural living, boosting comfort as farm receipts rise. Several new lighting equipment models will be shown at the Free Fair in Topeka, September 13 to 18.
The Topeka Kansas Free Fair will host stock judging contests for older youths as part of the program from September 13 to 18. Eight classes of stock will be judged: two cattle two swine two sheep and two other charges. Liberal prizes have been offered.
The Kansas Free Fair in Topeka will feature a new goats department with premiums for the best entries. The push encourages raisers to provide milk for babies and infants when cow’s milk is scarce, noting a rise in goat keepers across the state.
Mary Janski, County Superintendent, urges readying classrooms with supplies and clean facilities, confirms no new Course of Study books this year, calls rural and graded schools to align with curriculums, and notes a September 4 mass meeting in Belleville for teachers. It requests verification of certificates, reports of term beginnings, and mentions new seating and furniture purchases as schools repaint interiors.
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