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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
6
Local notes report Victor Neé the shagician drawing crowds as the Quakers lead events. Chester Herald highlights charity bets, vet gifts, and lively town entertainments drawing residents to town venues.
The obituary notes daughter of Jacob Harper born February 19 1809. She married Miller and had five sons and one daughter. She joined the Methodist church then the United Brethren church in Salem Ohio, remaining active for decades. She joined her husband and two children in death.
Mr Robert A Glenn of White Rock township and Miss Amy B Hoyt of Courtland township were wed at 12 noon on Wednesday January 16 1901 with Rev Jewett officiating. The couple plan to live on the White Rock farm and receive the good wishes of many friends.
Offices upstairs over Johnson's restaurant host examination for chronic cases with free evaluation and continuous access, suggesting a medical practice catering to persistent or difficult ailments.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church will serve dinner for the Teachers Association on Saturday. The meal will be in the Christian building opposite Whitney's store.
One pony about 700 pounds has been at a residence for a week. Owner may claim by paying for keeping and costs. Notice posted by Alfred Rasmussen.
Peter J Johnson moves his restaurant into Ed Egg’s old location hoping to greet loyal customers and attract new diners in a busy neighborhood dining scene.
In a brief note, M. A. Préble advertises abundant Kolorado Kole offerings as cold weather sets in, signaling ready supply and seasonal demand for the product.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a forum or notice titled Planos Forum 145 Up Call on Write with unclear names. Reads like a brief public notice or community item possibly referencing Seandia Katine and other unclear details.
For sale a yesterday old bay mare weighing about 1400 pounds. Inquiries to Servoip and Manan. Mrs Minnie Bailey of Hardy Nebraska is taking Prof Daly's place in school during his illness. The January Teachers Examination will be held at Belleville on Saturday the 26th. The Woods family at John Woods' home have been ill this week. LW Nutter spent the weekly vacation at his home in Cuba. P D Woods was in Belleville Wednesday visiting the sick. Miss Nettie Fund suffered a grippe attack. Hn T Erickson has started a business in Florence Cole. Come out and see the school ma’am tomorrow. Jay Cooper and two little girls are on the sick list. Mrs J D Nobles is quite sick.
Stella Hays stays with Mrs. John Nystrom while Adrian Johnson visits the ’84 school. Farmers jailk in, sisters visit, and Frank Goodwin rents the Kallman eighty. J. Taylor hosts a Friday gathering. Bert Riddelxbarger baling straw for Belleville at $4 per ton. Cuba’s T. M. Fleming may buy a former neighborhood farm as Wim. Nichols nears house-ears completion. C. F. Daggett expands a creamery on his farm. Burton’s song of support for the new U.S. Senator from Kansas echoes in the Sunfloat State. The McGlashen home hosts a January 9 birthday party for Katie with games, music, a large supper, and fourteen guests.
AJ Riley traveled to Belleville last week to finish the Masonic Hall with a carpenter near penter. A tele var penter and family were quarantined for small pox.
The Baptist Sunday School at Rackley elected officers for 1901 led by Superintendent C. M. Houghton with John Shaver as assistant, Grace Phillips as secretary, Clara Nelson as treasurer, and Stella Hedges as organist. Mr and Mrs John Cox left Thursday to visit Clifton and Harveyville before returning to Burleson Texas.
Belleville breeder M L Canfield took his White Plymouth Rocks to the Topeka state chicken show and won many prizes. Quakers seek the most popular daddy in the area and invite participation at their coming show. A souvenir night offers a valuable present.
An old advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers for liver cleansing and Lichty's Cough Cure as a quick, soothing relief for coughing. It notes the medicines are easily taken and pleasant, and claims suitability for children. Sold by A. Je White.
The Journal offers to forward subscriptions for newspapers and magazines at reduced rates this winter and at savings over mailing costs. Subscriptions to daily papers payable at the office and Swedish and Norwegian papers are available by mail. Combinations with other papers will be announced during the season.
A fragment notes subscription credits for the week and marks new subscribers with a star and quitters with a dagger. It extols attending the Quaker Medicine-company show at the opera house as wholesome and clean and asserts the speakers come from verified experience.
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