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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
2
Edith M Pucket is summoned by publication in a district court in Republis County Kansas where Fred A Pucket sues for divorce. She must answer by January 12 1911 or the petition will be treated as true and a divorce granted.
In Republic County Kansas the Probate Court will hear matters for the estates of O R Kackley and Severine Culbransen. A full and final settlement, allowance of fees, and discharge of duties are sought in Belleville, with hearings on January 7 and January 2 1911 respectively, by John St Jensen.
Severine Guldbransen of Belleville Van died December 19 1910 at age unknown. Funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
Private sale of lots 9 10 11 and two residences in Block 1 City of Scandia Republic county Kansas to settle Gustav Soderberg estate. Administrator John A Freeburg Baldwin Lash Monuments Belleville Kans
A 1910 Topeka letter urges robust advertising for public sales and warns Kansas readers about stock and insurance frauds. J N Dolley of Scandia argues con artists fleece widows and savers, calls for state action and a new law to curb fraud, and prints a form for readers to request guidance.
A letter from a Topeka Kansas resident to J N Dolley bank commissioner asks for information on an unidentified investment opportunity. The note requests guidance and clarifications about the concern or corporation involved.
In Dallas News style a curious tale unfolds as a family receives a new rubber hose. The father uses it on the street and grass, causing a spill into the parlor. A fight erupts leaving a black eye and battered nose, then the mother orders the children to sprinkle the grass.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer column notes a lively city drugstore scene with seven patrons seeking the city directory, five for the telephone, 11 buying postage stamps, and one asking for a reimbursement on a porous plaster. The druggist jokes at the rush, wishing he had been a motor man or truck driver.
A humorous fragment cites Antony praising Cleopatra and joking about sandals and a large needle. The speaker notes the odd fixation as a reason for his attire and behavior, reflecting playful ancient lore rather than factual history.
The text discusses how a habit guides his buying and reselling, asserting confidence in presenting items worthy of favorable consideration. It claims awareness of the doctor’s prescription and promises that careful conduct will please the physician and aid a speedy recovery.
The ninth century hymn al glory laud and honour is tied to Theodulph of Orleans while imprisoned at Angers. Legend says Louis the Pious heard it from a window during Palm Sunday prayers and freed the bishop. The original long hymn has been shortened in modern hymnals and used as a processional for centuries.
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