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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1917
Page
2
The Scandia Journal from Scandia Kansas prints its publisher JI W Plotner and Son details. The periodical is priced at 1.25 dollars per year and is distributed as second class matter at the local post office.
Albert Larson reports Rock Island civil engineer has offered a viaduct over the railroad east of Scandia where a Johnson family accident occurred. The plan requires township grading and upkeep at an estimated cost of about 2100 dollars, with a township meeting planned to decide with the railroad company’s response.
The Presbyterian circle will run a Rest Room on the church lawn during the Scandia picnic on the 2nd and ord. days, offering amenities for mothers with children and light refreshments all day and evening. Sunday activities include Sunday School at 10 A.M., Morning Service at 11 A.M., and Evening Service at 7:30 P.M., with Pastor J. C. Boyce inviting attendance.
Advertisement touts Sanel as the best remedy for kidney and bladder issues including backache. Claims relief within 24 hours and offers bottles priced at 51.00 at Palace Drug Store.
For sale. The described real estate belonging to Sarah Bertha Nordmark includes Lot 2 Section 32 Township 4 Range 4 containing 39.48 acres more or less and Lots 6 and N7 of Lot 95 Block 9 Lot 97 Block S in the City of Scan dia Kansas. All to be disposed of at once by J A Freeburg, Agent.
Belleville visitors include G M Jones and Miss Mary Collins while Jamestown and Hastings guests share Fourth of July gatherings. Red Cross subscriptions cited as true patriotism. Holton Signal notes a Lutheran Ladies Aid social raising 30 50 and local civic groups hosting socials and preparations for schools and summer visits.
Ed Ahrens and family host relatives including Emlen Bell of Belleville and Gui from Burdick Kansas. McGowan brothers visit, F E Ward travels to Concordia for his mother’s pneumonia, Ellington and Preble family ties noted. Oliphant of Jet Oklahoma reports a record wheat crop in northern Oklahoma.
Dr Wolfe offers a one day only treatment for piles at the Yankee Inn Hotel Belleville on July 2 from 9 am to 5 pm. He travels every four weeks and promises thorough non surgical care with quick improvement after first treatment. He advertises no knife or burning and urges treatment before cancer stages.
On Saturday June 23 Grandme Nystrom received a surprise party for her 79th birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lars Hammer and families, Mr and Mrs John Nystrom and families, Mr and Mrs Ole Hammer and families, Mr and Mrs Gust Nystrom and families, Mr and Mrs Krank Nystrom and families, Mr and Mrs Kenry Nystrom, Mr and Mrs Starry Wringer and families, and Mr and Mrs Allen Vanniee and families.
Dr C S Wolfe M D offers a non surgical cure for piles with a written contract and money back guarantee. Free confidential exam. Married women must bring husbands. Office at 809 Kansas Ave Topeka Kansas. visits Fridays Saturdays Mondays and Tuesdays.
Roy Nondorf is engaged as lineman for Republic County Telephone Company at this place filling the vacancy of J C Perkins. Aenes Albro takes full charge at the office. Raymond Egg left Monday for St Louis to have his shoulder operated on. His shoulder ligaments have detached allowing dislocation with movement. He will be treated at Missouri Pacific hospital in St Louis.
Stockholders of the North American Hotel Company receive a regular semi annual dividend of 3 percent disbursed on July 1. The company is expanding with hotels under construction in Kearney Grand Island Scottsbluff and Tampa ton and plans new sites in Sioux City Norfolk and Ogallala with Kansas locations. Investors from Iowa Nebraska and Kansas back the project, backing the capital needed for rapid expansion.
Caldwell Ohio resident V B Archer notes family used Chamberlin’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since they began keeping house. They take it on extended visits. Sanol helps the liver kidneys and bladder. A 65 cent bottle at Palace Drug Store proves it.
To the public Mrs C E Riley of Ilion New York says she has used Chamberlins Tablets for six months and they gave her great benefit. The tablets are said to be obtainable everywhere.
A Wellsburg New York druggist H Murphy testifies Cham Berlin's tablets as the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation he has sold in thirty four years of service. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
The Ladies meet to plan a social for Sunday School and UW 2B on the church lawn Friday evening. Sunday services include Sunday School 10, Morning Worship 11, sermon The Christians Unfinished Task. Norway church walls rise, window sills in, roof soon. Red Cross organized with ~40 members, township raises nearly $3,000.
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