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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
7
Rural updates from Scandia to Concordia include moves and visits by Ackley Johnson Debus and families. Church revival meetings at Providence Chapel and Emanuel Home outreach are announced with local attendance urged. Obituary notes, school notes, and assorted classifieds conclude the compact update.
Norway State Bank offers farm loans with easy payments and reasonable interest. Financing assistance aims to support agricultural operations and expenditures.
For sale notices include a registered Duroc Jersey boar offered by Ed Loring with phone 1815.7 and a coming five year old horse described as well broke and sound, contact Larson at GOL LTE for details.
Diverse listings include a 120 acre farm east of Scandia, Henry Leiback estate sale of land and businesses, a Brunswick hotel fur and hide pickup, and Seeding oats and hay offerings. Notices name Delos S Haveen, J A Freeburg, and J C Starmann with local contact details.
The Journal family and Miss Trolland hosted a 605th birthday dinner for Mrs. Nelson and old neighbors attended with gifts exchanged. Elmer Crider celebrated his 6th birthday with classmates at school. Mrs. Ege hosted the History Club with talks on Drake, Halleck, Paulding, and a Honolulu piece by Miss Holland. Mrs. Creager departs for Kansas City. Garber and others joined the Rhoades for Sunday dinner.
Thursday evening Mr and Mrs ASS Madian entertained many friends in honor of Miss Tolland who has worked with Mrs Mahan's brother Q J Morris in Malaysia.
An agricultural opinion piece weighs pullets versus hens for egg production. It notes pullets lay more eggs and can reach laying age earlier, but hen eggs hatch stronger and are preferred for breeding. The author prefers pullets for market eggs and hens for breeders, citing price and flavor factors.
Jed St Whipple of New York shares a smile recipe with Fred Emory of the Associated Press. He says twenty four hours with milk of human kindness common sense and love leads to a bright smile. A Sunday School gathering drew a large crowd and next Sunday the pastor will lecture on Weights that Hinder at 11 o clock. Revival meetings nightly at the Mahan schoolhouse with Miss Cortner’s solos. Foreign Mission quarter urges concerted prayer for wider world vision.
The January 26 service at the Swedish M I church drew full attendance from all town churches. Epworth League members installed their cabinet for 1918 led by Pastor Frank Swanson. Miss Ary J. Nolland spoke on missions in India and Malaysia, urging larger home and foreign support. An offering of 11.00 was given to the Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society for India. Rev J A Gabrielson will preach at the prayer meeting Thursday. The second quarterly conference met. schedule lists Sunday School 10, preaching 11, Junior League 2:30, IL M. meeting 7, preaching 7:45.
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