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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
3
Local note lists several names with small monetary donations. Nearby residents report visits from Marvin and Edythe Humphrey from Manhattan, plus various weekend gatherings as families and friends travel between Talmo, Manhattan, and nearby homes.
In Topeka A T Garman spent the last of the week there while B A Johnson was in Belleville. Geo Everett visits relatives as Mrs Sam Chapman joins at Oscar Anderson. Norris family spent Saturday evening at Everett's. Thompson family baling alfalfa this week. Victor and Ruben Carlson in Topeka. Geo Nichols in Scandia Sunday. A M Page family in Kackley. Jay Bell and Will Bell visited. Will Bland visited Garman's. Ruben Fredrickson nearly injured at school from a broken seat. absent then recovering. Stone School closed Monday due to cold. Juvernia Garman ill with pneumonia. Mrs Everett and Elie ill with ton ditis. Tekla Danielson and Clarence Ellen Aspegren visited Stone School Tuesday. Fred Everett visited Belleville Monday. Joe Vandeveer’s baby died Tuesday. Chas Robbins family from near Simpson spent last week with Mrs Everett.
A sheet lists numerous discounted household items from sugar and coffee to canned goods and soaps. It promises cash sale bargains, low price guarantees, and quick turnover for profit, urging readers to buy now for savings.
A rural grass farmer describes soil richness, baby twins, and floor sod games while a city banker and local sayings spark humor. The text relays lessons on effort, advertising, debt, and community prudence from small town letters and anecdotes.
Box supper scheduled for tonight is postponed to next week due to unforeseen delays. Local organizers urge attendees to note the new date and time.
A reflective quote on mutual appreciation as essential for happiness. It asserts that giving respect and loving esteem fuels joy, while a stingy soul robs others and oneself of cheer. The passage emphasizes grateful reciprocity as vital for communal well being.
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