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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1929
Page
2
Public notice states second class matter at Scandia Kansas post office under act of March 3 1879 subscription price 1.50 per year and advertising rates available on request.
Kansas gained 38 218 people in the past year with three fourths in the oil and gas region. The column notes local incidents including Edwin Peterson’s near throat wound from a fence and various visits and mishaps around Courtland Brunswick hotel and Rock Island depot, plus a Sunday School event by Miss Prepa Webber.
Ray Chilcott drove to Jewell City on business Tuesday. Guy Ward and son Cleo visited relatives at Norcatur last week. S Strand of Munden spends the week with sister Mrs. William Clark. M O'Neal returned home after two weeks in Nebraska. Walter Preble and Marcell returned from Conestoga trip. E M Olsen of Leavenworth visiting at Walter Anderson and Charlie Hohman. Dottie Anderson returned home after spending the summer at the Olsen home.
The Rev and Mrs O J Lundberg called on Mrs Elmer Danielson and baby Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Algor Anderson spent the weekend camping on the river near Rackley. Miss Mamie Daily assists at Scandia Sanitarium during Josie Fullen absence. FOR SALE A team of 5 year old Jack mules well broke. Lloyd Norris phone 2908. Cecil Moller of Healy Kansas visited with his brother Harry Moller linotype operator for The Journal. FOR SALE One Harley Davidson twin motor cycle 1924 good shape New tires Hugos Garage.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Charlie Jansen on the birth of a baby girl born August 25. Residents and visitors include Miss Eva Sandborn and Nellie Kimbrough of Clay Center visiting Raymond Cooper and family, and Miss Ruby Carlson of Lindsborg named Norway High School principal.
John Nystrom had a tonsil operation at Concordia on Tuesday. Miss Katherine Moe assists at Miles Bakery in Belleville this week. William Wilson helps at the Midget Lunch during Clarence Albro’s absence. W. E. Bedard returned last Tuesday from Denver, with his brother recovering well.
In the Probate Court of Kansas State, county of Republic, letters of administration have been granted to Frank Granstedt for the estate of Andrew A. Granstedt, deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year from August 15 1929 or be barred. Henry H. Van Natta probate judge attests.
Unfurnished rooms. Mrs. W. E. Bedard seeks help. Baby Roy Sederlin visited his grandmother Mrs. C. C. Thompson on Sunday. Mrs. Guy Ward is filling in for Mrs. Jim Mahan during her absence. Ben Stofer of Courtland visited his mother Mrs. N. A. Stofer on Monday.
Government figures cited by the National Rabbit Journal indicate rabbit farming is more profitable than poultry. The magazine notes a three month subscription for 35 cents and invites readers to write for details.
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