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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1912
Page
4
The school year closes with the Junior class declaring pride in study and activity. It lists members of the five person class, notes efforts in algebra and literature, praises local business support, and commits to improved work and a brighter year ahead.
A Jipeh School Freshman class expresses pride and anxieties amid school life and a push for a new building. Formoso’s first year shows promise as Scandia defeats Formoso 42 to 27 for the boys and 18 to 6 for the girls, with commentary on the value of athletics beyond sport. Local editor Avan Carlson offers gift-giving advice and notes Father’s Day suggestion.
The Topeka Journal argues that patronage is not the deciding factor in elections, citing Capper and Bristow and reflecting on Taft's era. It notes voters care little for federal patronage, while farmers push for land improvements, silos, and spreaders as indicators of national prosperity.
A study representing the IL PD notes Lee Mercantile Co spent this week at Star Grocery introducing the Lee Prodacta product line. The report highlights local business activity and consumer outreach efforts in Illinois.
The Missouri Pacific inaugurates a long awaited passenger service on Monday. The new train will aid public travel with arrivals at 7:30 AM northbound and 4:45 PM southbound. Dr. Sears delivered the third High School Lecture Course talk to a solid audience, captivating all present.
A fragment from a local notice or ad recalls a boy with an ulcer healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after an ugly bruise. It claims the salve cured burns boils skin eruptions and piles. Price listed as 25e per box.
A fragmentary note on sixteenth century French bakers who refused to bake and faced punishment. It mentions fear of bread famine and the demands for bread weighed and quality. The text is incomplete but implies consequences for bakers resisting orders.
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