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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
4
A reader observes a white mouse in a revolving tin disk cage and reflects on human effort. The animal’s futile running mirrors people who expend energy without progress, prompting a call to measure成果 and pursue meaningful, visible results.
Dates and notices from the journal list sales dates and local visits. Kreitzer returned from Sabetha. Lysholm improving after illness. Fullen reported better. Jennings visited Norway with Pearl McGregor and family. Chas Miller defeated Green in wrestling at Republic. William Danielson and Courtland connections in town. Fred Ward moved his meat market to the min store ram for patrons. Cedar chests priced at 19.00, 16.00, 18.00, and 15.00 at Jeandebeur Furniture. J R Shivers from Bellaire planning ice shipments.
Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. followed by services at 11 a.m. No evening services are planned.
The Scandia Farmers Shipnineg Association will meet in Cone? at 8 o clock pm January. A. R. MORMY and Mr Wiliam Widden suffer a sudden stroke, Widden crawling to Bergreen for help to reach town.
Mrs Celia Bowling and daughter Marie with Miss Pertha Ainsworth of Norway visited Belleville on Saturday for business. Mrs Jessie McHenry and Cecil traveled from southwest of Rydal to Belleville for church and visits. Albert Bengtson of Scandia township joined a male companion for county business. The Matson family of Smith Carter went to Belleville Sunday to hear ex pastor T M Cutler now M E minister.
Farmers report wheat holding well amid continued dry weather and believe it may pull through winter. Miss Ferguson, a state worker, will attend a large public meeting at the MEB church Saturday afternoon to plan a county wide older boys and girls conference in Belleville next spring. Pastor Cutler of Belleville M E church traveled to Mankato for a district meeting and returned in the evening. W W Bell, a Belleville realtor, spent the holiday week with relatives in Illinois and returned home last week. Lewis A Blackwood, Lincoln township treasurer, attended to business matters in Belleville Thursday afternoon. Stanley Dodge and family left Thursday for Norway township to visit parents and friends for a few days.
Property listing describes 4 acres one mile from Belleville with 4 raem hose and necessary out-buildings, 15 acres of farm land, 1h arres mos'are and 5 acres alfalfe. Priecad to sell. J. W Plotnet.
Names and moves dominate the section with residents returning home from Greenleaf and Kansas City. Families and friends travel, host gatherings, and report scores from a Norway Courtland high school basketball game ending 31 to 17 in Norway's favor.
The text invites all service members to attend the Isand meeting held on the 8rd Wednesday of each calendar month at Cub room overs Pol Hall. Vernon L. Hetines, Commander.
Sunday evening note highlights two upcoming basketball games at Norway Friday evening featuring Republic versus Norway. Local fans urged to attend and enjoy the matchup and rivalry.
U S government warns farmers about rats carrying bubonic plague and foot and mouth disease that harms people and stock. Rats destroy chickens and grain. RAT-SNAP products claim to kill rats, cremates them with no odor. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 sold by Hagg man and Wires.
Union News reports sawed wood for Ralph Bowersox by Tuesday and for Bert Bowen on Friday, with others tending sick children at Harold Stafford’s. Local residents attend the Tax Organization meeting in Belleville. snows and a basement store dance are noted. Families and visitors travel among Union, Republic, Myers, and Milinvale with several social calls and New Year gatherings.
The Mutual Benefit club met with Mrs. John Clark on Friday and postponed Thursday’s regular tag due to Mr. Odell’s funeral. Orville Odell died after months of illness, with a funeral at Washington church and burial in Union Valley cemetery.
Bydal residents spent Saturday with the Will Nickel household. Neighbors Harley Christie Mack Drovetta sawed wood for local residents John Douglas Orren Hamil John Kinzie and Chas Dooley last week. Bill Milner Walter Henry and Frank Williams hauled corn for Ian Carpenter Friday. Charles Larson of Belleville repaired Providence Chapel last week. Elmer Farlee hauled outs to Rydal last Friday. Nelson Ward and Burdus Bros held a service at Rydal church Sunday evening with many attendees. Services planned again next Sunday night. Roy Hoge spent Saturday night and Sunday at Mack Drovetta’s. Gus Sandell shipped cattle early in the week. John McHenry and Mervin Elliot visited Cooper boys Sunday. Frank Farlee visited his brother Slner and family Sunday.
Farm listing notes a well improved property four miles from Scandia offering 169 acres total with 100 acres under cultivation and the remainder pasture. Listed by J. W. Plotner. Includes a note: Let the Princess entertain you.
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