Masons Elect Officers
A local fraternal lodge announced its officer slate following its annual election. The report notes strong community involvement and outlines the new leadership lineup.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
12
A local fraternal lodge announced its officer slate following its annual election. The report notes strong community involvement and outlines the new leadership lineup.
The report lists assets including Loans and Discounts Real Estate Overdrafts Bank Building Furniture and Fixtures Cash and reserves totaling 4 876 144.56 and liabilities with paid in capital surplus undivided profits and deposits. Also an advertisement for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets priced at 25 cents with samples free at store.
Local notices report Gulick's Grab Sale offering six to eight inches of ice on the river and a range of ads including CuLtiR's & JOHNSON'S. Birth announced for a ten pound girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Llewellyn on Monday December 16. Church events note no Christmas exercises at United Brethren or Methodist, while Presbyterian plans a calendar social and a Christmas tree service. Gypsies cause alarm near town. Kansas law found lacking to curb predatory vagrants as the journal contemplates legislative action.
Senator Burton receives strong assignments at today caucus. He will chair the forest reservations and of the five civilized tribes committee and also sit on pension census and public lands panels.
A sales pitch touts a blood tonic as the best remedy to make every weak woman strong. The testimonial from Mrs. C. D. Pickering of Olney endorses the product, with distribution by A. W. Happer.
A fragmented OCR section shows subscription credits with incomplete names and amounts. Several lines include small dollar figures such as 1.00 and partial names like L. Hammond Albert Rouse G. McDowell C. A. Smith and A Ignacson, but the text is garbled and hard to interpret.
Advert shows ANT-BUNION PLASTER as a quick remedy for bunions, claiming relief from pain and deformity. It describes simple application over the affected joint, with a week wear, and offers a booklet and dealer terms by mail from Chicago.
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