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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1912
Page
3
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for any catarrh case not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co. of Poledo and features a testimonial from National Bank of Commerce. The ad promotes internal cure, price 75 cents per bottle, and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Republican nominee for county clerk R. M. Glenn spent Friday and Saturday at the county seat meeting voters. John Kes of Cuba, a candidate for county treasurer, planned a strenuous campaign after a Friday stop in Pelleville. Rees Helvering and Hodges headlined a three days reunion and picnic at Cuba Thursday through Saturday with other locals making regional rounds.
A local merchant promotes 500 special young men styles and 40 models, promising FIT FASHION and FABRIC along with cleaning services. The notice also lists community happenings and social visits around Scandia and neighboring towns.
Mayme Householder was called at IK B Halls Monday evening. George Henry, Watkins Medicine Co. agent, was in Union last week. John Zeigler, formerly of Union, now in Southeastern Wassas, will live with his daughters in Republic counts. Various Union residents visited friends and relatives in Republic City Belleville and Byron Nebraska. A ball game accident injured Roy McDowell, eye severely damaged but eye may be saved. Several local residents traveled, farm work and road maintenance continue amid community news.
Orville Wright and others spent Sunday at A. I. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Medlin visited B. B. Medlin. James Smith stopped by the Co. O. and J. R. Pages homes. Lars Harminar now owns a new Overland car. Clara and Iver Melhus visited Thompson youths Sunday evening.
Age of great discoveries drives progress with air mail by Uncle Sam envisioned. Dr Wine's New Discovery claims to cure tough colds throat and lung diseases with a 50 cent price and free trial bottle offer noted for Stickney Corner Maine readers.
Mrs Maye Householder and children visit relatives near Superior Nebraska this week. Families including Bowersox Bowen and Bev Bowen were entertained at I J Hall's Sunday. WH Marshall and family visited Orville Odell's Sunday. E L Johnson and family of Belleville were in Union Sunday. Mrs Grover returned home to Republic City after a dawn visit with I A Householder. Ruth Hall visited Dave Austin in North Union Friday. Mrs Leonard Snell enjoys a visit from a sister living in Western Kansas. John Mahan plans to move back to Republic County next spring.
White Rock echoes report Will West assisted Albert Maudlin in threshing Monday. Frank Stover arrived from Republic Monday. John Simmons and wife were in Superior Tuesday. Miss Mary Meyers and Mr Ray Swihart wed in Nelson Nebraska Tuesday. Arthur Steuart accompanied the doctor to Sleepy Hollow Tuesday. Johnnie Reiswick visited from Lovewell Wednesday. Hazel Fisher celebrated her thirteenth birthday Tuesday. Newt Angle made a pleasant call Wednesday morning. Misses Dessie and Ida Fisher shopped in Lovewell Wednesday. Dessie Osborne visited Prairie View Wednesday. Mrs W A Hutchens of Hill Side farm exhibited six apples at the Inter-State Carnival in Vardy and won first prize, plus $1 from Agricultural Dept to exhibit at the Nebraska State Fair. The prize tree had not bore fruit for 20 years. Mrs Ora Preece of Omaha visited Lovewell this week. A family reunion was held for Mrs EK M Shavers and her five children Sunday.
An uneven tract argues spiritism is demonism and cites Bible proofs. It discusses fallen angels persuading the dead, deceptive spirit manifestations, and dangers. It also covers Herod and Herodias, John the Baptist, and the Bride class versus Ancient Worthies in salvation.
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