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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
2
Scandia Kansas entry at the post office in India as second class matter. J W Plotner & Son Publishers The Journal. Subscription rate $1.25 yearly. Description lists farms with acreage and improvements including cultivated land pasture and orchard near town and church routes.
Water in house eight rooms with bath and outbuildings including a barn for ten horses and fourteen cows with ample hay space. Property will settle an estate and may make a fine home. J W Plotner.
A note of gratitude from Noble Fsaacson and Mr and Mrs John Swanson and Oscar Swanson thanks friends and neighbors for support during their recent bereavement and flowers. The message ends with a subscription payment inquiry.
A mix of local items including a Tom Mix play at the Prin cess Saturday and updated Rock Island schedules. Community notices mention relatives attending the Isaacson funeral, and a Riverside Club gathering with dances and a shaded pavilion.
Freeman Ellett and family spent Tuesday at the Morehead home in Washington township. Mrs. Archie Larson called at Em ery Hall's Tuesday morning. Mrs. McCuen suffered serious injuries when her harnessed team frightened and threw her from the binder. Will Stafford of Republic visited the Owens home. Hart Harvey and wife welcomed a son born July 10. Mrs. Campbell of near Republic visited H. C. Marshall. Miss Fossie Talent visited relatives in Belleville. A new bungalow on the Nathan Isaacson farm nears completion. Thermometers averaged 102 in the shade. Max Bowersox severed the tip of his right finger in a sewing machine accident. Dr. Fortney was involved.
Charie Larson welcomes a daughter born July 10. Ralph Bowersox sick with gall stones in Concordia hospital, now home resting. Mrs. Leonard Snell back from hospital and improving. Alfred Konovalske’s dog returned after papa’s ad in county paper. Miss Elsie Bowersox visited Roy Hall. D. P. Johnson visits from Republic. Union picnic at the river. Mrs. Noble Isaacson of West Union dies. funeral at Scandia. Glenn Eastman ill with appendicitis but recovering. Fishing at the river and a light shower Sunday.
Albert Snyder advertises hauling and snow plowing services with prompt attention and reasonable prices. Contact by phone 95 for estimates and scheduling.
Ten riding cultivators offered at less than factory price by G W Wright of Rydal Kansas. Contact at once for purchase details.
Farmers Union members can insure grain for thirty days or until storage is completed. Coverage protects against fire lightning windstorm or tornado from shock to bin storage, with low cost protection. Contact R. M. Glenn at 716 Courtland.
J. W. Plotner announces appointment as Notary Public ready to attest legal papers write contracts and prepare papers for Justice Court with collections specialty.
A D Fortney physician and surgeon operates in Scandia Kansas with an office beside the drug store. Office phone is 54 and residence 115. All calls promptly answered.
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