Local notes whet cattle sales and fires in town
Jerome and Verle Bowersox sold several head of cattle last week. J R Bowersox sold a fine team to a Repub lic buyer. J T Johnson butchered hogs Tuesday. Verle Bowersex sold a carload of hogs. D A Bowen returned from Kansas City. A house owned by Jake Stoffer burned last Friday morning with furniture and valuables lost. loss partly insured. The Lockes company promoted as clean and reliable theatre with capacity crowds, arriving January 30 and 31.
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Jake Stoffer
Local Notes Highlight Town Activity And Movements
Wm Segerhammer built a neat cattle shed. Chas J Kallman traveled from Thomas county on business. P A Berry enjoyed the Implement Dealers Convention in Kansas City. Nerbert Goodwin recovered from a recent illness. Win Wests moved to their new C J Kallman place. Rev A Zimmerman closed the ski meeting at Seateh Plains Presbyterian church. Miss Alice Smith resigned as Zed Lop teacher. Miss Virgie Williams teaches while a successor is sought. Miss Pearl Wohlfort and Liwura Fulcomer returned to Scandia to resume high school. Bert Melbury made a round trip to his former home near Wayne. Mrs Win Perry visited Concordia then Oklahoma with her son John and family. Steve Baldwin shelled corn with Joel Kinzie. this corn from 10 UL. Riddlesbarger’s was delivered to Shky Williams in Belleville. The Win West homestead will be occupied by Bert Melcurse, who rents it for the year. Mr Wallace moves nearer Talmo. Istner CL Nichols and JH Ninzie shell corn for him. Alfalfa hay baled by Nerbert Goodwin hauled to Scandia. May Alkire married last Thursday to Bert West and live on a farm north of Belleville. Teo Mahaffey may move back to the farm in spring. W Kuhn now teaches Grace Hill school. he accepted after initial reluctance. Rev Raby leading a revival at Providence Chapel begun Friday. Rev Smith from Marquette assisting and praised. The Loekes opening play The Slave Girl and Simple Little Susie planned for second night.
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Pearl Wohlfort
Li Wura Fulcomer
Scandia
Bert Melbury
Wayne
Istiner CL Nichols
J.H. Ninzie
Mwlija Goodwin
May Alkire
Lem Alkire
Belleville
Bert West
Hat traditions through ancient and eastern headgear
A discussion on hats traces their origins from Greek fillets to ceremonial headpieces. Observations note early use as decoration and social signaling, with eastern cultures showing elaborate headgear including fifty variants in Korea indicating social status.
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Korea
Norcway Bulletin personal notes and visits
Mrs Krogstad is much better. Mrs Andy Pherson is on the sick list. Kvach Larson drove to Scandia Thursday. Ed Jacobsen shelled corn last week. Roy Scott was a Concordia visitor Saturday. Don Burton returned home from Kansas City. Logan Scott visited Scandia last week. Mrs Roy Scott returned home from Scandale Saturday. Mary Peterson of district 97 works for Andy Pherson. Mr and Mrs C Lewis visited Sherdahl relatives. Andy Montgomery bought horses nearby last week. Ella Mellen visited Scandia for the Hohman party. Pete Thompson drove to Norway Friday after illness. Mr and Mrs G Hohman hosted a party for their daughter midweek. The Lockes drew large crowds with a sold-out holiday performance. The scenery was praised as finest ever seen.
Scandia Opera House Announces Two Night Showdom
The Lockes and Company, a 14 member troupe, played to capacity at the Scandia Opera House with 1,500 seats. Critics praise the scenery and performances as the finest seen in the city. Jan 30 and 31 show dates with 15 25 and 35 cent prices.
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Daily Traveler
Arkansas City
Kansas
Scandia Opera House
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