Town highlights pluck and progress in local farming
Local notes report Wm Seger Hammar’s 40 bushels of corn from four rows on N P Peterson’s land and C A Ball contemplating a California trip. Wm Currie returns after an extended absence studying in the West. James Craig departs after visiting friends on the Plains and a Chicago-area farm owner. Maxton Bros erect a new barn with quality carpentry, Maud McGlashan begins dressmaking in Belleville, Robert Fleming husks for multiple employers, and Bert Ainsworth expands his stores at Rydal. The community celebrates husking records, store moves, and a well attended box supper at Central School District No. 9 to raise funds for library books.
Local notes record family visits farming activity and a marriage
J W Ambrose and Tom Vandeveer ship two car loads of hogs to Kansas City on Monday. John Vandeveer and family visited Tom Vandeveer's on Sunday. C A Wardrum of Scandia visits relatives this week. John Hendrickson of Kirk Nebraska visits his father in law Mr Rasmussen. Gust Anderson of Beaver visited O J Strom. Farmers husk corn. Art Cardwell shells and delivers corn at Sherdahl. J Hendrickson and L Rasmussen visit Mr Freeman. Fred Moe reportedly married at Salina December 2. name of bride not learned. 160 acre Old Gorton farm for sale near Scandia. Joe Nelson liquor trouble clarified. Journal notes he did not sell liquor. Frank Gatchel returns to take Route No 3 carrier duties. Fred Moe and Miss Luin Thompson of Salina wed December 20 and will live on Moe homestead next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’ Henderickson
Kirk
Nebr
Rasmussen
Gust. Anderson
Beaver Two
O. J. Strom’s
J. W. Ambrose
Kansas City
Art Cardwell
Sherdahl
A. Vandeveer
Scandia
John Hendrickson
L. Rasmussén
Frank Gatchel
Green Mountain
Iowa
Fred Moe
Luln Thompson
Salina
Moe
Fred
Scandia Social Notes Tossed With Local Mentions
Sunday at Scandia and nearby towns feature routine visits and travels. Cattle losses, business trips, family visits, and a funeral mark the note as residents share everyday movements and small events in the region.
Weekend Visit in Scandia Ends in Regretful Outing
A guest of Mrs. M. Earley in Scandia stayed from Saturday to Monday. Four local business men reportedly overindulged on Sunday, leading to a deplorable incident the paper hopes will not recur. Roy Scott and Percy Shivvers hosted several friends for supper Friday night, where possum and sweet taters were the standout dish. everyone enjoyed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Ekblad
el. Larson’s
John Summers
Scandia
Dr. Scott
Cloud Co
M. Earley
Roy Scott
Percy Shivvers
Opera House crowds set record heights, Lockes lead era
The Phillipsburg Dispatch reports that the Lockes broke all prior records in opera house management with packed houses each night, marking a historic run in the venue's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockes
Opera House
Phillipsburg Dispatch
Kidney Remedy Sold By D A Nywall Co Drugstore
Advertises Kidney-Ettes tablets as a scientific cure for kidney disease. Claims the tablets drive diseased germs from the system and restore health with a price of 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iory-Medicine Co
Des Moines
Lows D
D. A. Nywall & Co
New Subscriptions and The Princess of Patches at Opera House
This week’s subscription credits list new and continuing subscribers led by M D Ingraham and L J Larson. The Princess of Patches opens at the Opera House next Monday by the Lockes, a Sunny South tale with upscale scenery. Prices are 15, 25, and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Ingraham
L. J. Larson
C.J. Carlsonah
W. T. Dillon
M. B. Sheeks
Quincy Blosser
Joseph Blosser
Patches
Lockes
Opera House
South
Stofer yields over ten thousand bushels on 215 acres
J R Stofer reported an average of 47 bushels per acre on 215 acres of corn yielding over 10 000 bushels this year. He plans to run his father’s farm in Jewell county next year. Visitors Mos Blosser and Quincy from Norway called at the JOURNAL office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Stofer
Republic County
Mr. Stofer
Jewell County
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Bei
C. A. Ball
California
Wm. Seger‘Hammar
N. P. Peterson
Wm. Currie
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Jas. Craig
Hay Bros
Plains
Mr. Craig
Chicago
Maxton Bros
Adam Scott
Robert Fleming
Tom Doctor Sr
H. A. Paulson’s
Bert Ainsworth
Rydal
Theo
Otto
Brady Bowling
M. A. Lash
John Berry
Roy Bowling
Brady
Homer Bushby
Central School Dist
Belleville
J. W. ‘Ambrose
Tom Vandeveer
Mr. Porter
Mr. Marshall
John Vandeveer
Noble, Nathan
Emil Isaacson
Henry Rosene
Gorton
Union Two
Valley House
I.G. Householder
Geo. E. Chase
Joe Nelson
the Journal
Joe
Norway Bulletin
Sandini
O. As Larson
W. Scott
Kackley
Knoch Larson
Inga
Ida Hugos
Scandale
In. M. Newbury
Ole Peterson
Satweney
Onday
Cook’s
Yuma
Quincey Blosser
Gon Martin
Blosser
Alo
Joe Losser
My.j
Marna
Cardus
Whih Rats
Portland Economia’ League
Mos. Blosser
Brother Quincy
Norway
Journal
M. .B. Sheeks
Christian
Omaha
Utah
Jake Weislo
Vel
Chas. Fancher
St Francis
Manns
Zvyi
Bonis
Bunn & A
Imuvin & Go
H W York
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