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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
7
W A Lewis and wife of Norway visited relatives at Rydal on Thursday. Lloyd Beecher of Belleville is currently busking corn for Hay Bros. northeast of Rydal. H M Smiths sale near Stony Point last week was reported very successful. Frank Isaacson drove to Belleville.
A flurry of local activity notes residents visiting relatives and handling business. Bert and Myers with family reside in the Riddlebarger house near Rydal. Gregg Bowling and wife traveled to Belleville on business. Geo Mikesell visits Ohio. James Lowden gets a Rydal phone. Della Pate visited Belleville. Bob Bartlett buys a new engine for his shelter. J Hodgkinson rents the J P Ball place. Fike reports 75 bushels per acre and all corn above 40. Wi West and family visit county seat. Workies couple visit Nebraska relatives. Christie and McGlasnap delivered apples to B Blankenship in Belleville.
Hon Geo D Bowling Gregg Bowling and sister Mrs J N Vorbies leave Friday for Lizzie Space silver wedding in Upland Nebraska with Mrs Smith of Waimis Oklahoma and Mrs Streed of Cedar Rapids Iowa joining few others. Jerry Bowling of Lincoln township is ill and another distant brother will miss the event.
Mrs Nicholas Marty celebrated her 66th birthday with family and friends providing food and gifts, while Wmn. Freeburg recovers from a recent fire and resumes business with damaged stock being cleared. Courtland and Republic City News items mention tax visits, a Wesleyan University pursuit, and J E Christensen’s eye surgery.
A period of repeated colds or a long bout may lead to chronic catarrh, rarely fully reversible. Treat each cold seriously and consider Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. M. White of Butler Tennessee reports quick relief and lasting recovery after using it, offered by D. A. Nywall.
A reader advertises a new corn sheller and plans to place corn in wagon 4f for pickup by Ross Gott, contact phone 72.
A promotional message invites readers to subscribe to a capital city daily newspaper at a low price. It highlights a 100 days for $1.00 deal and emphasizes comprehensive news coverage and the value of a first class daily paper delivered by mail.
The verse from Walt Mason paints a spoof of a deadly tale titled deadjgame sport Theo dore, arriving soon, as beasts in fable react with gloom and fear. It mocks sensational animal deaths and the rumor mill for a dollar per word.
I have purchased a gasoline engine to run my corn sheller and all interested parties may arrange by calling me on Farmers phone 313 J. F. Kullberg 46-2.
The Journal invites willing readers from all parts of the community to write weekly local items. Call or write to submit propositions and join as a reliable correspondent for our pages.
Help Wanted advertisement seeks a man in Scandia to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business using effective methods. Permanent position with salary of 1.50 per day and commission option. Apply with references to R. C. Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Blog New York.
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