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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
6
Miss Nadine Blosser left this week for New York state to visit her aunt and will be gone several months. Mrs John Fraser and son Iden have been visiting his parents Mr and Mrs H Fraser the past week. Miss Maisie accompanied them to Belleville Tuesday for a day trip.
Chas Nordman undertook a business trip to Belleville as part of ongoing work commitments. Details of destinations or meetings were not disclosed in the readable text. The note confirms travel for professional purposes.
Miss Mary Rhine of Washington spent last week with Maisie Fraser and returned to her home Saturday.
Aly and Mrs Arthur Rockford celebrate the birth of a baby girl who arrived on July 4. The family notes the new arrival as a joyful addition to their home.
A fragment states a hypocrite is a hyphenated follower of Christ and warns against serving two masters, a moralizing line reflecting religious discourse.
Dr and Mrs Ahrens spent Sunday in Belleville with his parents Mr and Mrs Ed Ahrens. They also visited Henry Ahrens and his wife who are visiting from Savannah Arizona.
Robt Nylund and family enjoy the convenience of a car purchased last week in Preble. The new vehicle adds daily ease to local households and reflects growing automobile access in the area.
The Ladies Aid of the U B Social Aid will meet with Mrs Walter Preble on Thursday afternoon. Refreshments will be served and all members are invited to attend.
One span of geldings four and seven years old, well matched and weighing about 2800 pounds. For inquiries contact J Hugos at Farmers Phone 607.
F C Rieman advertises saving combings and switches at a dollar per stem with a request to leave orders at the office.
Insurance notice lists Mire lightning and tornado wind in Republic Co Mutual. Five year cash for 1000 and 20 notes. plain 25. Location Chester Ball Belleville Kansas.
Dr. E A Moore, an osteopathic physician, has an office in Scandia Kansas at the F and M Bank Building, open Tuesdays and Fridays.
A compact vignette notes travel paths across roads rail lines and byways. It reflects on how movement shapes daily life and local commerce through intersections of streets tracks and countryside routes. The piece emphasizes movement as a shared regional thread.
Miss Kima Adamson from Laird Colorado is due to arrive at the end of the week for medical treatment with Dr. J bk Gibbon of Concordia. She will visit many Republic County friends during her stay.
Miss Florence Moon traveled from Manhattan Monday evening to visit her grandfather, Rev. Rarik and wife at the M. E. parsonage.
John Freeburg accompanied his wife to Lincoln for a weekend event, traveling Friday and meeting Saturday at an era meeting plads.
Relatives gathered at Anna Hall Gren’s home in Susa Sunday to surprise Mrs Chas Hoyt, spending the day with her as part of a family reunion.
A fragment contrasts two nations by tone, calling one a literate nation like Mexico and the other a blood soaked country like Germany, implying critique of war and national character. The source presents a provocative, charged comparison without full context or attribution.
Josephine Greer travels to Kenesaw Nebraska for a short visit with her parents and siblings. It has been three years since her last return home and she has kept up her duties caring for her invalid grandmother.
A page advertisement for F C Riéman Beekman's cash store announces a July clearance sale with bargain prices. Miss Avis Persia of Concordia visits briefly, staying with Maisie Fraser.
A L Wright and sister visited Hardy on Sunday to spend the day with their brother IH Wright. J D Plotner joined them and spent time with Tl Bucknells.
Miss Annie Mathias of Burr Oak returns home Wednesday following a visit with Mr and Mrs Mahan and Mrs. Mahan. The note records a local social visit and homecoming.
J Co Mathias of Burr Oak visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Allan.
Mrs. Erie Jokanedr and her young daughter returned Sunday night from a visit at Geneva Nebraska. He accompanied them and will remain for a couple of weeks. She says the Rickabaughs are getting along nicely at Geneva.
A concise declaration asserts both sides hold equal rights to think as they do and should not deny the other's liberty to think differently. The stance emphasizes mutual respect without coercion.
Miss Allie Riddleburger of Bella is a guest of Maisie Fraser today Thursday.
Last Saturday John Botts became owner of the Rock Island garage. C Gar age, Redenbo and Berggren sell Redenbo to take another job. West plans to work on a tractor. Berggreen undecided. John will run the garage with a veteran mechanic, signaling expected business growth.
An agency promoting Holton Steam Laundry in Scandia claims superior service and urges Ward’s Barber Shop to try their work, asserting customers will like the results.
Frank and Charles Forsberg of Kansas City spent eight days here with their brothers A. Lorsberg and Sfredt A Anderson. Both Forsbergs own grocery and cat market businesses in Kansas City and enjoyed their week of recreation before returning Tuesday.
Mrs M G Loofborrow and her little daughter Dorothy arrived last Thursday evening from Manhattan after visiting her mother Mrs A D Wilson and family.
The Journal notes a surge of candidates with four Republican hopefuls active in the area this week. Other offices also see campaigning as nomination day nears. A special edition will publish final statements next week. Voters are urged to study the situation and cast informed ballots.
The text jokes about the Wilson notes yet asserts that using them has prevented war. It argues there is no honor in the United States engaging in conflict with a small adversary, praising restraint and the avoidance of war.
Mrs Easterday and her daughter Mrs Norma Williams with a baby visited the Seabolts Sunday and left Monday morning for California.
G P Plotner reports from the State capitol in Columbus on July 6 noting Friend Hill visited the building and shook hands with the Governor of Ohio. The message closes with a cheerful sign off from G P P.
An extra fine piano is listed for sale at once at A. Bargain. The ad urges immediate inquiries at the Journal office for buyers seeking a cheap deal.
BE Archer of Caldwell Ohio notes that his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for years and always takes it on trips, believing forethought prevents big costs. Obtainable anywhere.
In Holton, Holton Steam Laundry is described alongside Ward’s Barber Shop as a local trio of services. The snippet highlights retail and personal care offerings in the town scene.
Mr and Mrs A Thompson sent to Dunning Nebraska the latter part of last month to attend the wedding of their son Rolla The ham paper Blaine County Booster notes the event and the family’s visit in the small town news column.
Bill Weislogel writes from Republican City Nebraska asking to have the Journal sent to him at that address. The item notes a reader request for newspaper delivery and provides the location as Republican City.
A Scandia native, Chas Lyons, who taught last winter in Nebraska, died last week and was brought back for burial beside family members. His residence had been in Scandia for about fifteen years prior.
A Baird and family from Avenda spent Sunday in Svandia as guests of the editor and his wife.
Poem asserts faith over doubt with lines about seed beneath the sod and winter fields, stating there is no unbelief and God keeps the sleeper, comforts the heart, and sustains faith day by day. The verse notes the writer sent in by Mr Hammond.
A customer near Scandia Kansas cannot finish payments on a piano contract and the seller will turn the piano over to the first satisfactory party who will pay the remaining balance in cash or five dollars per month.
Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co operated in Omaha Nebraska offering pianos and related instruments. The entry notes the business presence and location serving customers in the Omaha area.
Despondency often stems from indigestion and biliousness and is eased by Chamberlain's tablets. The ad claims a day or two to feel better and notes the tablets are valuable for these issues and widely available.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rockhold announce the arrival of a nine pound baby girl born on July 4th at their home. The couple joyfully welcome the newborn and record the date of birth.
Alys, Chas. Hoyt and two sons Richard and Charles of Minnesota arrived July 3 to visit Mrs. Anna Hallgren and family.
Mr and Mrs Booth and daughter of Beatrice spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs Frank Cuthbertson and Sunday they all swam to Norway to visit at the Sherrard bore.
Mrs Jd FL of Clifton visited ug last week to see her daughter Mrs Hat ou who lives nearby country area Klm distance unnamed notes.
Mrs John Freeburg departed Friday for Vancouver to visit her parents and other relatives and friends for several weeks.
All America celebrates Germany’s successful arrival with a subs submarine merchantman breaking British blockade at all points. It carries a dye stuffs cargo and will return with American products, seen as a relief for U S manufacturers and a path to peace without war.
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