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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
2
Final settlement of Isaac McClung estate to be heard August 3 1915 at 9 AM in Belleville Kansas. C G Bulkley as administrator seeks approval of accounts and discharge with heirs to be determined. Notice warns heirs and potential claimants to file within one year from letters.
The Probate Court of the county in Kansas grants executorship to Anna Larson as executrix of the Last Will and Testament of John Larson, deceased. All creditors must present claims within one year to the executrix, or be barred. two years to the date of letters for claims. First published in Scandia Journal July 1, 1915.
Notice in Republic County Kansas probate court lists heirs Anna Larson Eric R Lavaon Julia N Larson and John A Larson as known heirs of John Larson deceased. It states a term on June 29 1915 and that July 26 1915 is set for the final settlement with Probate Judge and official publication in Scandia.
Public notice in Republic County Kansas states the will of N O Garberg deceased was opened for probate at the June term 1915 Probate Court. The final hearing and proof of the will is set for July 28 1915 inviting all interested parties to appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. Attest J M Livingood Probate Judge.
Notice from Republic County Kansas states a sale will occur on Monday July 19 1915 at 2 PM at the Brunswick Hotel Scandia to satisfy a judgment of 1722.30 with interest and costs plus balance 235.99. The sheriff awaits bidders for the entire hotel furniture with specific exclusions listed. Attys Vance McTaggart and Sheriff Huntington are involved.
The notice claims a internal systemic treatment for catarrh using a blood purifier and tonic combination. It promises quick cures and urges readers to request testimonials and free information from the publisher.
John A. Freeburg named administrator of the estate of Carl Monson, deceased, with claims to be presented within two years after letters issued, or forever barred. Probate Court of Republic County Kansas. Attest J M Livingood, Probate Judge. Journal July 15, 1915.
Mrs Esther Mae Baker of Spenceport N Y reports taking several bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets. She claims they cured her of headaches fatigue and general bodily ailments and left her feeling energized. The ad notes availability from all dealers.
A fragment notes a scene in Boyd's Swatter from a video segment described as LT take. The text hints at a production note or rehearsal cue with minimal context and no clear events or participants.
A distressed girl Dorothy flees Sunday school after her father asks what is the matter. She quotes the teacher urging all to sing Can a little child like me revealing a troubling scene in a canning factory community.
A 60 cent bottle of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is advertised to darken gray or faded hair evenly and naturally. The seller, Bays the local druggist, touts millions of bottles sold annually and claims benefits of healthier scalp and reduced hair loss.
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