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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1925
Page
4
Local items report Chas Freed visiting relatives in White Rock township and Mrs Hazel Booker from Norton nursing Mrs English. Bert Fulcon sold two oxen weighing 1825 pounds. Neighbor news lists visits, sales, and social events including a Colonial party, Lutheran Ladies Aid earnings, and Community Choral Club Easter Cantata practices.
Community sale announced for Saturday February 21 with items listed to be included on bills. A box supper and program planned for February 20 at District 82 two miles south of Rackley. Local residents visit and family care updates noted including Mrs. L H Larkin's pneumonia and Mrs. English's health.
In 1902 Springfield lawyer B. D. Monroe and trustees opened Lincoln’s sealed sarcophagus to certify the body lay in the casket. Monroe described the pallid features and faint smile as workmen exposed the cedar box and lead casing. No press covered the event.
Local feed supplier promotes Egg Mash and bran shorts meat scraps horie meal oyster shell and mill feds oil meal tankage salt in block or bag Michigan salt alfalfa seed sweet clover seed millet feterita lawn blue grass seed. Encourages bringing eggs for top market cash value.
report filed by trustees notes verification of a 1876 plot to steal Lincoln's body. Secret service agents learned of the plan and waited as ghouls approached the casket. the intruders were overpowered and each sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Ganes and Ruth Albro and Frances Florell visited Mearle Yeager on Sunday.
John Wells and his family spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robison, sharing messages and conversation in a casual gathering.
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