Scan dia Journal Notice
Entered at the post office in Scan dia as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1913
Page
2
Entered at the post office in Scan dia as second class matter.
Wa. H. Hitt publisher offers $1 per year in advance with advertising rates at 10c per column inch display and 5c per six words for local ads. Social rates on contract. Cash and money orders preferred. personal checks not accepted. A 25c fee applies to card of thanks and fundraiser announcements priced at regular rates.
A mass meeting of Progressive supporters will be held in Belleville on January 29 to organize the Progressive Party in Republic County. The call urges wide turnout, especially to include new citizens and women, and notes prior cross-party vote support. A Progressive Lincoln Day Banquet in Topeka is planned for February 12, 1918.
In a lively remark the subject jokes about sticking to a resolution to settle all accounts with drafts of hot air, lampooning self serving financial gimmicks and exaggeration.
A large crowd of young folks attended a skating party last Wednesday evening at the bridge east of the Bowling Green School house. Bad roads hinder auto travel and several neighbors put up ice last week. Margie Carpenter and Grant Falcomers spent time at home and in the area. A new buggy was seen in the suburb Sunday evening.
The Sunday School of Pleasant Valley has a new Superintendent Orville Fisher entered school at Republic this week. A revival began at Pleasant Valley last Tuesday. The Literary Society held a social to raise funds, collecting 38.65, and will not meet for a couple of weeks.
District Forty Eight reports Will Gile and family visiting Harry Walters last Sunday. Fred Ames and wife visited daughter Mrs Wright in Norway. Mr and Mrs F G Walter of Miltonvale visited T S Walter and wife and Tom Giles while Fred Ames put up ice off their pond. Several locals hold their fat hogs awaiting Tc. Anna Garbry stayed night with Mrs Emma Ames. E H Bartlett called on sick neighbors. Will Adams shopped in Concordia. H S Walter and wife also shopped there. Bert Nickerson hauled wood. Tom Gile on sick list this week. Lute Loofborrow visited John Loofborrows Sunday. Earl Medlin and Mack Griffith shopped in Norway. Floyd Walter visited his mother and sister’s family. Ben Squires of Omaha Neb visited his uncle Lawrence Squires and family.
Miss Marie Long and Miss Josie Long shopped in Concordia on Wednesday. Many locals including Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbertson and children visited J. R. Hugo’s home. The orchestra gathered at the Hagoss home for practice and Beatrice Nebr bound Mabel Stensons returned home Monday night.
The piece notes Britain issuing £5 stamps and mentions rare high value stamps in other nations. It cites the United States $60 stamp and a £10 British South Africa stamp, and recalls the £100 Victoria Australia stamp as the highest in history.
Bucklen's Arnica salve stands as a trusted remedy for burns, boils, scalds, sores, skin eruptions, cuts, and sprains. Forty years of cures prove its merits. Unrivaled for piles, corns, or cold sores. Sold at all druggists for 25c.
Farm Notes cover disinfection steps and storage guidance for seed corn field corn onions cabbage and storage fruits. Advice includes using dry airy storage for onions, patching roofs, lime after plowing, top dressing lawns with fertilizer, and proper manure handling to maintain fertilizer value. Parsley may be potted for winter garnish.
The Wednesday Club met with Mrs. Zerbe last Wednesday. E Jacobson and family visited O A Larsen's on Sunday. Floyd Bartlett traveled to Superior Wednesday morning returning the same day on the Prosser. Mr and Mrs Q O Hammer were observed in local activity.
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