Open House and Examinations Highlight School Week
Thursday and Friday mark semester examinations while an open house on Wednesday invites parents to observe student work. The junior class plans an English trip diary activity and the Senior Class presents a play at the hall.
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Republic
Careree
Frink M Henry
Freid Se
Harry Moller
AR Af Sandhart
Violet Wystrom
Walker
Topeka
Bengle
Gliss Alderson
Emgland
Pthy
Parmerette
Woodka's Sale Postponed to January 26
Severe winter weather forces postponement of Julius Woodka's sale to Thursday January 26. The notice urges buyers to mark the new date and attend as planned.
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Woodka
Julius Woodka
Ford and airplane contest draws local church turnout
The article notes growing attendance at Ford and airplane events and Sunday services across Scandia and Swedish Methodist Church. It urges members and friends to attend all services, with morning worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday School at 10 a.m., plus Christian Endeavor gatherings in the evening.
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Scandia
Hunc
R. C. Conn
Local notices and classifieds from Jewell County page
Fragmented items include a corn notice offering shel by at $1.25 per hundred, a first class shoe repair outfit for sale and a building, a Rock Island foreman ordering layoffs with age limits, school updates about Grace and Dorothy Street and district 104 attendance, plus a note on a long time correspondent’s relations with editors and a reference to local schooling and a Bartel Wieh schol etewell Pats.
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Grace
Dorothy Street
Kackley
Dorothy
Jewell County
Crace
Rat Snap Warning Ad
Ad promises RAT SNAP as a rat and mice destroyer sold by Hageman and Wires. Claims four rat breeds yield 6 to 10 litters yearly and urges immediate action after sighting the first rat. Describes cake form, no mixing, and mummifying effect with no odor. Three sizes 35c 65c and $1.25.
Beth Home Town Paper Too Small For Mickwe S Dream
A local rumor claims editor Mickwe laments the town paper is insufficient for his ambitions and a larger market. He allegedly envisions running a bigger operation beyond Holn Smok es and Hardinaw.
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BETH
Hardinaw
RAT SNAP RAT TRAP ADVERTISMENT FROM JERSEY FARMER
A testimonial from James Dexter of New Jersey extols RAT SNAP rat poison. He claims yearly use of about $3 saves $3 on chicks eggs and feed. The ad notes prices: 35c 4hc and $1.25 per cake and lists Hagg man and Wires as sellers.
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James Daxter
N. J
Haggman and Wires
Auctioneer offers city and farm property for sale or trade
Insurance ads for Hutchinson Mutual Fire and The Farmer hail Insurance Co warn protection against fire tornado hail and theft on auto and property. Grain fire and hail coverage for field or bin promoted. To inquire contact Singer Sewing Machine Office at 1310 East Broadway and listed Belleville Kansas residence 491.
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Hail
Hutchinson
Kans
Singer Sewing’ Machine
Broadway
Plone
Belleville
Kangas
Christmas at Home Returns Winslow Family Hope
Tillie Swain recalls a cherished Christmas past while planning a quiet future with her parents. A surprise visit from Anna and a wish to reunite the Winslow children lead to a heartfelt reveal as the family gathers by stockings and a promised Christmas together.
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Christias
TuHie
Father
New York
Anna
France
Andrew
John
Jennie
Tilfe
Inacher
Fechern
Iva
Mr. Swain
Mother
Tillie
Tilie
Mrs. Swain
Red Cross
Saber
Tong
Soin
Tolva
Father J
Harald
Pge
Winslow House
Fatter
Timor Island: A Key Aerial Way Station Near Australia
Timor lies 300 miles off Australia's north coast as the final island in a chain linking Singapore to the southern continent. Its location could make it a vital air traffic hub between Australia, Asia, and Europe. Sir Rosa Smith, an aviator, once landed in Timor during a London to Australia flight in 1919 and continued the final leg of his intercontinental journey.
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Australia
Timor
Singapore
Asia
Aeral
Trafic
National Geographic Society Bulletin
Tenants Unite Over Rent Legislation in Mass Meeting
Paris landlords report 20 000 tenants agreed to pay rent under new legislation discussed at a mass meeting. They claim tenants who had wartime rent immunity face eviction pressure and resale challenges as property sales falter.
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Paris
Ming
Bird Stops Clock At Pendleton County Courthouse Tower
Local residents gasp as the county courthouse clock tower clock hesitated at noon after a bird perched on the hand at midnight. Investigators say the bird blocked the hours until it left, restoring normal timekeeping.
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Pendleton
Ore
Ram Sacrificed in Christian Church
A garbled report describes a violent persona within a church ceremony and mentions a man fatally hurt by someone named Jones. The text references Maui and a pastor, with unclear, broken phrases about an ark and a religious reenactment.
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Adrmcbir
Res Tle Jones
Maui
Cabsrry
Pirebiel
Spriasieel
Local families gather and farm life noted in Republic area
Chas Larson and family Jo nah NMillar visit Harn est Mikesell's. John Ambrose discusses business at Mery Hall's. Farmers butcher beef and canning for next summer. Calves sold to Archie Miller of Belleville. Roy Hall and family visit Lee Bowersox. Mrs Fred Bassett with children, Mrs Flora Wait visit. Scandia and Republic residents attend gatherings, funerals, and parties.
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Chas. Larson
Jonah Nmillar
Belleville
Harnest
Lee “Bowersow
Fred Bassett
Flora Wait
Frank
Earnest M’kesell
Republic Monady
John Hubbard
W. G. Hubbard
Scandia Township
John Clark
Merle Yeager
Harry Brown
Baby
Scandia
Leslie Johnson
Ralph Bowersox
Cooper
Roy Westrick
Dee Householder
Arthur Goodwin
Thora Yeager
Emery Hall
Tlora Albro
Marjorie Yeager
Frank Goodwin
Ethel
Lee Bowersox
Roy” “Hall
I. Bowersox
Jap Moorehead
Dan Householder
H. C. Marshall
Joe Booth
Jon Hubbard
Freemont
Nebr
Clyde Hall
Elizabeth, Tommy
Marie
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Missionary trip opens next week to Singapore
San Francisco and Jan 19 sail for Singapore Malaysia where Mr Hall goes as missionary teacher. Perry Dowell and family moved Tuesday to the farm vacated by Tony Gritten. Henry Williams of Miltonvale preached at Union Valley. A large crowd heard him. Dr. McFarland visited Union Sunday to see Mr. H Stradley and Pearl Bowersox. John Hall and family of Washington township visited Emery Hall. Malcolm Wall of Colorado came for a month with his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Wait and family and relatives.
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San Francisco
Singapore
Malasia
Hall
Washington Township
Emery Hall
Malcolm Wall
Colorado
Catarrhal Deafness Claims Cure by Constitutional Remedy
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. it requires a constitutional remedy. Inflammation of the Eustachian tube causes deafness, and Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces. The firm offers to pay one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Chewable or price 75 cents. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, O.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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