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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1914
Page
10
A compact note highlights transportation routes and travel avenues across highways byways and railways. It emphasizes the interconnection of roads and rail lines and suggests a broad overview of travel networks.
Joe Brown visits from his mother while Mrs Laura Allen returns to Kansas City. Several neighbors travel for visits to St Joe Colorado Springs and Randall Kane. A kitchen cabinet is offered free at Wrights. New clerk Arthur Wrigley joins Wrights Cash Grocery as others plan harvest trips and family visits across towns near Belleville Courtland and Randall.
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A Woodmen meeting is announced for Saturday night and all members are urged to attend. W. B. Gulick traveled to Topeka and then Kansas City to purchase additional goods for summer and fall trade.
The Scandia city treasurer presents a report on city finances in the Asswe publication. It details revenue intake, expenditures, and year to date balances with notes on reserves and upcoming budget considerations.
Mr and Mrs J K Werts and daughter of Smith Center along with Dr and Mrs Sherrard and daughter of Norway and I ped Cuthberton and family visited their parents Mr and Mrs Frank Cuthbertson in Scandia on Sunday.
Reverend Chas Earley with wife and children paused in Scan dia to visit his mother and sister on the way to a new field of labor in Oskaloosa Town.
The U and I Art Club, hosted by Miss Vivian Blosser of Norway, enjoyed a pleasant Friday afternoon gathering with guest Miss Menley Blosser of Lexington Missouri. A two course luncheon was served, and due to the extreme heat the club adjourned for summer to meet again on the first Friday in October.
Frank Cooper, nephew of Miss N J Cooper, and his family reached Scandia Sunday afternoon traveling from Iowa in their touring car. They covered about 200 miles on Saturday and completed the journey in under two days.
Mr and Mrs H B Cooper returned Saturday from an eastern trip and outing on the Great Lakes. Mr Cooper says they had a very pleasant and enjoyable time with pheasant and cool weather.
Miss Vera Platt learns her sister in law will help with house work. Mr and Mrs C N Batitis return from Lincoln after two months away last Monday evening.
A station is being erected near the Mo Pac depot to service buses next week. Local merchants will carry the product lines, and wholesale distributors stating availability to public.
Classified blurbs advertise a Studebaker buggy for sale by Gus Nillgren with a phone contact F412 and note Wrights offers fresh bread with a call to step in. The Journal Office also stocks carbon transfer paper and asks readers to share news.
Reading from a brief ad the Journal announces stock of large size carbon paper for transferring patterns available at the Journal office in Yourtlava Kansas. The item is marketed for pattern work and drafting.
A Paris medical colleague of Dr Icard of Marseille introduces fluorescin dye injection to show blood circulation. If blood moves, the body colors golden yellow and eyes turn emerald green within half an hour, signaling life. If no movement occurs, no color change.
FOR SALE. Two cows, one fresh this month and another due in Aug. Contact C. T. Larson at 919 or Frank Hawkins, experienced carpenter and builder. Parties seeking work or estimates, please address meat 3718 Starr St Lincoln Nebraska.
Scandia Kansas water troubles prompt Marple and Son Well Drillers to offer services. Phone 166 calls for help with drilling and well repair.
A brief notice notes DalLio’Na Iam available to perform well related services. The item highlights readiness and capability without detailing specific procedures or locations.
Lasting success rests on character and training. Kansas Wesleyan Business College offers courses in character building and thorough business training including stenotype and shorthand methods. The school advertises ready placement for graduates and hosts free winter Chautauqua lectures with stereopticon presentations.
An old time ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and dyspepsia. It claims regular use will relieve symptoms and improve health with a quick effect. It uses period tone and promotional language typical of historic newspaper pages.
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