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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
6
Julia Olsen traveled to Texas this week for a fitting or purchase related to Roy al Tailors in Belleville. No further details provided.
For Sale wood cheap by BP Weld. Ralph Leafbarrrow traveled to Norway Taeaday. Miss Mary Laraom returned to Jamestown Sunday. Mica Hilda Holm returned to Kansas City Sunday. Cameo Coal sourced from West of the Rockies at Prebles. B B Palmer left Monday for Ogden Utah. Marty and Elmer Olevs visited Courtland on Sunday. Joe Paylor of Belleville was in Scandia on business Monday. Louie Brighaus slight ill the first of the week.
Local residents frequent Seawice and Scandia for visits and study plans. Oscar Dahl and daughter Louise head to Kansas City to resume studies. Conrad Lindin has left for Nowa Mroanud Sits to help at home. Mrs Along and Mrs Compge join Wentworth Military Academy dis fers in Lexweyton Missouri.
The fragment mentions attendees from Belleville and nearby towns for a funeral of Qlaf Dar gon ib Senadia, with references to Topeks and travels through Okldaborge and Texge Meoo. Also notes on Mrs Usene Dahl of Kansas City and social items involving Mr and Mrs Sam Guree and Natalie Je.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to Mary Laerveld of Seaudia with pro forma mentions of Salo Avun and Lerveld. No clear event, date, or organization is readable. probable probate or inquiry terms appear but lack concrete action.
Grandma Bowling stays with Mrs. J N Bettis while Courtland residents enjoy New Year's Day at Andrew Bettis home. Misa Lela Bettis visits Mrs. Arbuthnot and attends the Young People's Convention at the U B church.
J N Bettis returned from Kansas City after visiting his sister and friends over Christmas. Mroo and Mre W Preble attended a family reunion at Ed Simms COS in Republic City. Morey departed Sunday for KOOC and Mrs Morey planned a Florida trip soon after.
Patterson travels from Republic City to Scardia Bonday, then to Belleville for a short visit before returning to his home in Naw City Oklahoma. The item notes his round trip during a period of travel.
Scandia High School built a lead with Trevaine Scamdlia scoring and Republic City fell as Kackley led Union Valley to a 50 point win at Republic Friday.
B Gutick remains confined to his bed with a developing pneumonia attack but is improving. Hope remains that he will fully recover and be able to attend to business again.
Mr and Mrs Mahaffey arrived home from Goltry Oklahoma after visiting relatives. They said they had a good time but rushed home because their daughter Mrs C S Kirk of Brewster Kansas is sick.
Readers pledge faith in the JOURNAL by advancing dates a year in subscription efforts. Start the New Year right and subscribe now for only $1.00 per year.
The regular annual meeting of the bank's directors was held on the first of the year. The 1908 business proved very satisfactory to all stockholders. J. J. Swaith was elected Vice President and all other officers were re elected.
L. Holer installed a new lighting plant in the store to celebrate the year. The system differs from most gasoline setups in town as the fuel does not pass through pipes to generate light, ensuring a clean, efficient glow.
A large crowd gathered at the Swedish Methodist Church for a social evening to bid farewell to the old year. An excellent program featured Prof. Cederstan and Miss Clara Kall mab. Ladies served oysters, sandwiches and coffee during the event.
An item notes a new corn sheller and a willingness to put corn in wagon if defined, listing Ross Gott and a contact phone 72 for interested parties seeking to arrange the deal.
An advertisement promotes the Topeka Daily State Journal at 100 days for 1.00. It urges readers in Kansas to subscribe by mail from the capital city, highlighting a first-class daily paper with broad news coverage.
Mr and Mrs John L Peterson visited Belleville for a few days with Mrs Rosenquist and returned Saturday morning A reception was held in their honor with many attendees and a fine time reported by the hosts
The Cuba Daylight notes a rumor that Kaston Nutter of Republic City News was married during the holiday season but doubts the report. It praises the last issue from Grafton and commits to honoring the paper regardless, with a banquet to celebrate.
A renewal list for subscribers is provided. Names include CJ Sandell Republic City C A Sandell Bremerton Washington John Sundine T J Mahaffey FP C Mahaffey Golly Oklahoma Levi Bygren Courtland W J Kallman John G Larson Dr W F Eagleson Concordia. Stars indicate new subscribers.
Indebted customers are asked to call at the store and settle their accounts. Due to the manager W B Gulick's absence, collection is delayed as the firm conducts its annual settlements. G Bulkley, President.
I have purchased a gasoline engine to run my corn sheller and all parties desiring their corn shelled may make arrangements by calling me on Farmers phone 313 J. F. Kullberg.
Mr Davenport of Pauls Valley writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is effective for croup and whooping cough in families. For sale by D A Nywall.
If you are contemplating building or need lumber any kind Sam Larson can fill all orders for cottonwood lumber in all lengths and amounts He can also furnish wagon tongues or anything from hard wood Prices right Farmers Line 402 Sam Larson KHH
Help Wanted ad seeks a salesman in Seatdia to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business. Position permanent with preference for experienced applicants, but any with good natural qualifications considered. Salary $1.50 per day plus commission. Address with references R C Peacock Room 162 Success Magazine Blog New York.
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