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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1912
Page
5
Prices for letter heads and envelopes with printing at 60c per 100 and varying bulk rates. Post cards on Goo.? stock with 75? per 100 and bulk options. Calling cards with name printed 35c per 50 and 60c per 100. Business cards and milk tickets offered with per 100 rates. Shipping tags at 50c per 100.
A fragmentary timetable lists several passenger and freight trains with numbers, names, and daily stopping patterns. Observed services include the Rocky Mountain Limited and Jersey trains, local passenger and freight services, flag stops, and Sunday exceptions, with station stops and times noted.
In Republic County Kansas probate court Belleville the estate of Gust Soderberg deceased. John A Freeburg administrator will apply at the next term on Monday August 5 1912 at 10 oclock a m for final settlement allowance of fees discharge of duties release of sureties and adjudication of heirs. Belleville Kansas June 26 1912.
Scandia suffered a 13 to 1 defeat at the hands of Narka last Friday, with Van Natta hitting a home run in the second inning and a string of errors aiding the visitors. The same 13 to 1 score echoed in Belleville's minor league game on Wednesday, suggesting 13 is unlucky for Scandia.
The 1912 calamity forecast appears linked to Scandia through a recent game observed by Narka’s editor Muth. Community activities include residents visiting relatives in Republic and Leonardville, job moves to Mankato and Pauline Nebraska, and council votes authorizing a bridge on Washington Street with a drinking fountain at the bank, plus a well discontinuation.
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years earlier. The article urges avoidance of stings and bites and recommends Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to kill poison and prevent further harm.
Product advertised to treat inflammation swelling and pain with healing claims for burns boils ulcers piles eczema cuts and bruises offered for 25e at all druggists.
District 48 residents including Ruth and Ernest Packowen Bert Walter and Roy Gile visited relatives Effie Walter and Silas Young hosted sewing by Frances Fickle. Wheat near Rydal averaged 58 2/3 bushels per acre. Several families visited, shopped, or hosted relatives across Norway Lindsbors and Belleville with multiple rural names appearing in brief social notices.
Miss Luella and Flora Baker visited Pelleville on business while Owen Lowen and family spent Monday in Berch Mercers. Visitors from Norton Kansas and Republic City pass through Union as farmers stack wheat. A Wesleyan tent meeting opens next week in Dave Austin grove with several ministers attending.
Mrs. Grover and Miss Hattie of Republic visit at the D. C. Hotsholder home. Florence and Arthur Colcazier visit Concordia over weekend with their mother Mrs. R. Coleclazier. Mrs. Taylor Hammond travels to Oklahoma to see her children. Mr. and Mrs. Ridvell visit Sherdahl and Mrs. Ridwell stays with her parents the Rosenes. John French is seriously ill at his N Union home. Lena Ifonsholder calls on Archie Larson and travels to Belleville. Babe Boweh is listed as sick.
Miss Anna Zavodsky arrived from Cuba Monday and enrolled for the last two weeks of Normal Co YY M Co A See. Gadbharde left Monday for Colo to spend a few weeks at his old home. Bertha Teagarden begins her first term teaching in Eureka Dist Farmington. Bayard Wackley of Courtland visits county seat. George Munger reports wheat yield of 24 bushels per acre last week. Alice Benson secures school in Dist 19 southeast of Munden at $50 monthly. Ed Stafford and wife visit Belleville on return from Munden. Marie Gile of Scandia earns 1st grade certificate and will teach in Dist 99 near Kackley. Lesters Meyers returns from Omaha after dental college and store work to spend rest of summer in Pelle. Continued to another page.
The 1909 Journal announces a new Louis Joseph Vance serial starting in the next issue. Readers are urged to subscribe now to receive the opening chapter of this engaging tale.
An advertisement touts air travel as progress and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs colds and lung diseases. It claims cures for a dreadful cough and notes prices of 50c and 1 per bottle with free trial bottles at all druggists. It features a testimonial from Mrs J F Davis of Stickney Corner Maine.
A testimonial from Mrs. J B Klartsheld of 33 Corpus St Athanta Gia claims a nervous strain remedy relieves tiredness anxiety and irritability. The ad praises a product sold by Miles Medical Co Elkhart offering 25 doses for 25 cents and asserts twenty years of proven merit with broad family benefit.
Five year old dark brown Belgian stallion stands 16 hands high weighs 1600 pounds has been examined and pronounced sound. Offers service for 1912 season at W. J. Dunlap farm near Norway with fee of 10 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Mares foal safe. owner J R Moore. Also well drilling advertised by J R Persinger Courtland Kansas.
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