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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
4
A compact listing shows wool blankets and comforts with prices such as 98c and 13.34 dollars, plus 9.98 and 4.50. Multiple discount figures appear like 4.00 3-50 2.25 and 1.70 1.00, with TOC ASC 1.50 and 6.67 5.99 references.
Courtland residents resume school Monday as Miss Gay Cameron begins teaching at District 87. Local travel includes Charles Peterson visiting Chicago and C A Kimball from Manhattan in town. Homes note new residents, farm sales, and business changes including Homer Wray buying property near the Hotel Royal for a gallery and dwelling.
Kackley community updates include Geo Narris leaving L Nelson’s store, Miss Booze resuming teaching, school in session, new cistern work by J A Johnson and Adehind, Den ver visitor Miss Sadie McDermott, and Shackley set to back a new bank. Courtland trips, Denver deaths, and travel of Mrs Downing and others mark recent weeks. Rev Bakker moves to Wisconsin and friends express loss.
C.O. Floyd of Kershaw recounts an eleven year cure from lung trouble after a six month course with Dr Kings New Discovery. He cites Day weight loss then recovery to 170 pounds and full health. The ad promises guaranteed relief and trial bottles free at drug stores.
An 19th century advertorial by John Kemp and Matt Onsfield promotes Bucklen's Arnica salve as a cure for chilblains frost bites and related skin ailments. It claims quick relief for fever sores ulcers piles and burns with a guarantee and notes price at 250 of all druggists.
Mrs Lizzie dveland of Osborne Co visits friends and neighbors. Miss Inga Hugos returns home from Belleville. Dr Sherrard and wife travel to Republic to see his father. Mr Belden visits his uncle on the Prosser. Mr and Mrs Jd Dicker host a few days. R Hugos mentioned at home.
Mr. Floyd Walter returns to Beloit after employer's death. Mrs. Van Skells worsens. Dr. Slaggman called. Clara Kelly visits Aunt Rosa Bartlett. A neighborhood party at Mr. Barleen's new house. Salvation Army meetings continue with several converts. Cliff Young's Saturday event a success. Geo. Cowle and Wim. Adams butcher summer meat. Local illnesses improve. Laura Kelly Joloyd Kelly Geo. Walter recovering. Mrs. Gertie Gile travels to Scandia for dental work. Wal remained the mail carrier amid rough roads. Preaching next Sabbath at 8:15 Oelock. Ben Bartlett proud of new windmill. A.J. Kelly building a hog house. Six hogs left. January lath dry picked chicken feathers available from A J Runny.
Williams returns from St Joseph. Sandell family husking for W F Kallman. Mrs Charles Nelson’s kin return home for holidays. Fred Brown returns from Kansas City with stock. May Johnston goes to Belleville to help aunt Seggerhammar. Doctor and wife move to H T Johnson barnstead in Belleville Swyp. Hay visits Cloud County for farm interests. Elijah Goodwin repairs his house. Mahaffey and Fanshall assist with work. Mrs John Bainbridge returns from two week visit near Munden. Stace Baldwin visits Jewell county. Eid Loring shells corn with a steam sheller. J S Doctor and wife surprised at new home on Johnson. McGowan boys begin shelling 7000 bushels for Al Nichol in Union. Frapple Watkins from Red Cloud Neb works for S Baldwin. Emel Nelson returns to Lincoln Neb to resume studies. Loggy McGlashan stays home to drive to Scandia School due to sickness. Mrs Charles W Jones of Fairview visits relatives near Poplar Grove. West boys go to Manhattan for studies at State Agricultural College for preparatory course. Summers Son ships a car of hogs to Kansas City Sunday.
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