Alexis Owns New Ford Car News Item
Alexis is identified as the owner of a new Ford car in a local news brief. The item notes the ownership and vehicle make without additional context or details.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1923
Page
4
Alexis is identified as the owner of a new Ford car in a local news brief. The item notes the ownership and vehicle make without additional context or details.
Miss Glenna Preble visits grandfather M. A. Preble while Rev C E Carpenter travels to Randall for a funeral sermon. Miss Bila Aspegren leaves for Salina to seek employment. Mr and Mrs Paul Erickson return from Colorado and Texas. John Mahan substitutes on Route one during Jas Browns leaves. Miss Gile Lac home from Lincoln Nebr to visit. Margaret Pearl and Wanda Schafer visit Hugh Fraser family. J M Weislegal hosts Rev and Mrs Clinton Cook and son Rwel at six o clock dinner. A W Sjoholm Jamestown visitors watch Fourth of July games. A G Allnut and C Mahan attend Fourth at Hebron. A C Willson Cordia comes for the Fourth to visit and watch a ball game.
Miss Margaret Krogness of Wyandmer North Dakota returned home Monday after a week long visit with her friend Miss Ella Maxell who has been resting from duties at Haggman and Wires drug store and resumed work the first of the month.
Local notice warns no change on ice wagon, urging patrons to use Ice Books. W F P Poore notes the policy as a convenience for all who want ice.
Fred Gulick returns from Topeka to visit with his parents until the Fourth. He works at the Santa Fe offices and plays on the Santa Fe ball club that has played many games across the state this season. LaVelle F Hicks runs a boys camp near Salina this summer. The office has Fernand Sputters a publication edited by the boys. A snipe hunt was reprinted to aid novices. A group from here headed to Superior Sunday with meals for a city park lunch attendance included multiple local families and friends.
Several families gathered for a shaded Wilson hill picnic in the east town area on Wednesday evening. The scene precedes a key baseball showdown as Clifton visits Scandia to settle the series, with prior games split by rain and earlier wins. Mrs C A Scrivner of White Rock township arrived to help care for Mrs F T Cuthbertson for the coming month.
Mr. Chas Hohman reported the loss of a top horse last Thursday night, describing it as one of his best. The incident occurred in the late hours, prompting concern among local enthusiasts.
A skeptical column from the New York Mall mocks social pretensions and fashions. The speaker doubts silk hats, roof gardens, parsnips as life sustenance, and high society cliques. He contrasts views on reformers, wealth, and gender, finishing with a jab at trousers creases and skirt lengths.
A short reflective quote discusses how a man who appears old has stopped trying and a self made man who overworks becomes conceited. The tone hints at caution about vanity and fatigue in aging labor.
The piece notes that leaders lose brilliance if deprived of jewels and humorously observes men who are overly courteous to their wives. It also claims happiness for women depends on friends who cannot match their attire and compares some wives to mandolins, always picking at their husbands.
Asian cuisine fascination with rats noted in Chinese culture. A London licensing area details a motor drivers license. Paris hosts about 160000 foreign visitors annually. A fidacious yard sold fleece materials measured by a second dial indicating price.
The text notes annual economic loss estimated at 180 million dollars due to rate. It then shifts to animal facts describing pheasant nests as grass litter, feather origins for ostrich plumes, Surinam toad carrying eggs on its back, and differences between toads and frogs including skin texture and habitat.
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