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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
8
Local items report cement workshop updates for James Fuller and multiple visits, travels, and job changes. Families and individuals including Vandeveers, the Chellbergs, Johnston relatives, Berggrens, Arrasmiths, and Osborn High School staff show movements to Ohio, Topeka, Belleville, Courtland, and Mitchell County.
Mrs A R Morey returns from a six week visit to Colorado Springs. Dr and Mrs B P Ahrens come back from a two week Kansas City stay for his eye treatment. Boys and girls urged to inquire about prizes in the window.
Admission promises positions guaranteed at Central Kansas Business College Abilene Kansas Catalog free special rate for first hundred new students Ten calls for graduates in one day The Variety offers a Lavalliere to the girl buying the most school tablets that year
Mrs W B Gulick and Katherine visited Republic on Wednesday as guests of Mrs George Johnson during the Chautauqua events at that location.
Between 900 and 1000 season tickets were sold at Republic for this week’s chautauqua. Other comments on community intelligence deemed unnecessary.
Mrs Maria Bonander, of the southeast of Norway, died Tuesday night at age 80. She retained a bright intellect through her years. Funeral services are planned for Saturday.
An advertisement touts a laxative remedy claiming to cure all stomach troubles and prevent appendicitis. It markets a mix including buckthorn bark and glycerine labeled as Adler-aki flush with “the quickest results” and targets the housewife reader with sensational claims.
Perry Dowell announces a large auction on August 29 at the A. P. Rosene farm selling all stock and goods. The notice invites readers to check the issue for items of interest and to attend the sale.
An advertisement touts Sanol as a skin tonic for black heads eczema and rough skin promising clear complexion. It also claims Sanol relieves kidney and bladder troubles with relief in 24 hours and offers trial bottles at Palace Drug Store for 35 cents.
The Journal notes two complete sale bill runs this season and advertises readiness for handling similar bills. It urges readers to consult them for bill work in case of financial needs.
M A Preble departs Thursday for a Preble family reunion in Morocco Indiana with Germaine accompanying to Kansas City and to visit Glen Preble’s family. H C Pasley and wife visit Courtland parents. Pasley now serving fifth year as Perry Kansas schools superintendent.
Mrs Robt Nyland and her two young children left Saturday to visit her brother Howard Holcomb and a sister in Heavener Oklahoma. They plan to visit other relatives in Gillham and De Queen Arkansas during the trip.
The School Board of Dist. No. 6 Scdztdia warns parents and the public that defacing and destruction have occurred around the public school. Anyone loitering about the school will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Cc E Wyman and his family visited his brother R C Wyman near Courtland on Sunday. They had just returned from an overland trip to Galesburg Illinois, former home of the Wyman family, making their discussion unusually engaging.
Louis Alexander and Harry Hohman began a moving trip with wagons and teams to Fort Riley on Friday to work during the rush. They are joined by Elmer Loring and Loyd Todrow who will work as carpenters at the fort.
Walter Robb of Beloit, who once lived with his parents here, was in town between trains Friday writing life insurance for an aland authority. He has cut 155 acres of corn this spring near Beloit but does not expect to retire on crop proceeds this year. His brother Winifred has joined the army as a chaplain in an Iowa regiment.
Joe Dingman of Webster City Iowa reports biannual liver trouble with side and back pains. After using half a dose he says he felt fine and no pain remained. The product is obtainable widely.
Jayhawk Producing Company of Concordia continues drilling southwest of Cuba in search of oil. The well is planned to reach 3500 to 4000 feet if needed and crews work day and night, though no new developments are reported this week.
The Chellberg and Johnston families express sincere thanks for decorations flowers and attendance at their mother’s funeral. They acknowledge the choir for thoughtful selections and good singing.
The Swanseal Isaacson and Baker families express deep gratitude to friends and relatives for help and comfort during the illness and death of their son and brother. They also thank for the floral offerings.
Advice promotes regular bowels with daily movement, water before breakfast, and plentiful fruit and vegetables. If needed, Chamberlain's Tablets are mild and pleasant to take. Obtainable everywhere.
A B Johnson traveled to Oberlin Kansas to visit his mother and brother, sharing time with relatives during a domestic trip.
J. J. Smith and family along with W. B. Gulick drove to Republic on Wednesday evening to attend the chautauqua. B. E. Beckman returned Sunday from Kansas City and St. Joseph where he had been making full purchases for the Cash Store.
Charles Anderson of Hoisington visits his father Fred Anderson and other relatives during his annual vacation, stopping to reconnect with family.
Mr and Mrs Kenedd and their children and Mr Kenedds father from Leoma Kansas are visiting the Vandeveers this week. Mrs Kenedd is a daughter of J L Vandeveer of Courtland township.
Old remedy Sanol Eczema Prescription touted as a guaranteed cure for eczema and skin diseases. A 36c large trial bottle offered at the Palace Drug Store. Also notes visitors Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knutson of Canton South Dakota staying with the Frank Larson family south of town.
Word from Will Johnson and C. D. Peterson, Colorado starters in the Overland, says the pair covered 288 miles on the first day but were delayed the next by rain, managing only 88 miles.
The church at Rydal plans a social on Friday night to accompany a band concert on Jim Moser's lawn. Bring friends and attend for community entertainment and fellowship.
Mr and Mrs A Ellingson hosted relatives for a reunion near here on Sunday as a send off for Will who departs Monday evening to join the officers reserve training camp at Fort Sheridan.
Mrs Sidney Simmons of Fair Haven New York testifies that her seven year old son recovered from cholera morbus with Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She notes the medicine has helped other family members for colic and bowel troubles with good satisfaction.
A lingering endorsement text proclaims a remedy of exceptional merit and notes it is obtainable everywhere. The fragment implies broad support and wide availability without detailing the product name or context.
Notices concern Peter Thompson and Matilda Jane Earley estates with administrators Mary Thompson and Oberia S. Ryan. Claims must be filed within one year for allowance and two years to bar. Hearings set in Belleville September 18 for Matilda Jane Earley estate. Trespass warning issued for lands in Section 25, T2S R4W by Oscar Freed and Caroline Granstedt.
Notice in Republic County Kansas Probate Court announces final settlement in the estate of Matilda Jane Earley. Creditors and all other parties are advised to present claims or objections by the specified deadline. The matter concerns distribution of assets and closing procedures under Kansas law.
A Buford North Dakota man recounts a severe week long diarrhoea attack two years ago. After taking Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the first dose eased symptoms and within two days he recovered fully. Drugists endorse its reliability and availability.
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