Made to Measure at Bargain Prices
A sale advertises custom tailored garments offered at unusually low prices. The copy emphasizes fit and quality for budget shoppers seeking tailored clothing at savings.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
5
A sale advertises custom tailored garments offered at unusually low prices. The copy emphasizes fit and quality for budget shoppers seeking tailored clothing at savings.
An advertisement notes a bargain sale at Gulick Mercantile Company led by manager W. B. Gulick. The ad promotes The Independent and Farmers newspapers, highlighting the store’s large stock and big store branding.
Gov Stubbs spoke to a packed Belleville court room with standing room only as residents from every county township filled the audience. He praised his open stance, defended his administration, and criticized Kansas congressmen for opposing his policies.
The article notes that alignment with old machine politicians and railroad interests could push congressmen to favor big corporations. It suggests Republic County was already favorable to Stubbs and his visit likely added solid new supporters.
The Journal prints renewals since the last issue including Gus A Jensen I J Mahaffey PC Mahaffey Galtry Okla Mrs Anna Garbry J L Webber A M Swanson J A Larson A A Burk Courtland Ed Jacobson Concordia Mrs H A Wrigley August Rosene. New subscribers are those marked with a star.
Scandia officials plan a large delegation to the Belleville event. The Scandia band will supply music and the Scandia ball team meets Munden for a $60 purse in a winner take all game. Elmer Booth of Beatrice Nebraska is visiting relatives near Norway and may pitch for Scandia on the fourth.
Mr and Mrs G W Scheerer of Douglas Arizona visited J M Weislogel Monday night in a brief social encounter noting local ties and hospitality.
Frank Chadwick has been enjoying a visit from his brother who lives in Iowa. The friendly stay highlights family ties across state lines.
Scandia schedules a three day Fraternal Picnic July 28 29 and 30 with Odd Fellows Red Men Woodmen and Workmen forming committees. A Saturday meeting approved annual picnics featuring parade races ball games speaking and music by several bands with sub committees for concessions ball games races program music parade dance and advertising. Attendees urged to attend the Belleville Chautauqua this year.
Absorb it the greatest discovery for horses reduces inflammation and soreness removing shoulder lump callouses sweeney ringbone puffs lameness curb swellings sore necks blemishes without quitting work. Full price 1.50 first 100 at 1.00 delivered free 30 send quickly Address Dr Power Lawrence Kansas.
Belleville hosts a Chautauqua event starting July 17 inviting the public to enjoy performances lectures and community activities. Organizers emphasize diverse programs and family friendly entertainment.
Scandia outlasted Republic 9 to 8 after a tight contest Monday evening. Key moments included VanNatta and Back homeruns and a ninth inning rally led by John Hopper, driving in two runs to seal victory for Scandia. Next game set with Munden at Belleville on July 4.
Clara Kallman and Theodore Restam wed in a small ceremony at the Kallman home on Wednesday evening June 20. Rev. Osgood officiated as Miss Mary West played the wedding march. Relatives and close friends attended and a formal supper followed. The couple will honeymoon at Colorado Springs then reside in Boulder Colorado.
A garbled OCR item mentions individuals like James WET and Mrs Cal lors, referencing a Sunday event and a two weeks stay near Wacondan Springs. The text includes fragmented notes about travel, visits, and a home setting with unclear names and dates.
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