Plainsville bound travelers and local notes from Scandia
J B Sutton and N S Cooper head to Plainsville Kansas to break prairie. A medicine man left town after being denied money. Scandia residents praise efforts against grafters. Hogs auctioned in Kansas City with four carloads totaling $5.75 per head. Several area people travel to Kansas City and Belleville. A July 19 birth is reported. A hay rack ride and social gatherings occur in Scandia with multiple locals listed. Goold liquor case jury deliberates. ruling guilty for maintaining a nuisance. 30 days jail and $100 fine plus costs about $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Sutton
N. S. Cooper
Plainsville
Kans
Prairie
Scandia
Mike Curran
Belleville
Theodore Granstedt
Sam
Kansas City
A. R. Morey
Caperone
Edith Gunter
Mae Preble
Ada Larson
Gertrude Cullers
Bertha Wilson
Ruby Otto
Ethel Norris
Messrs
Parlee Platner
Harry Paynter
Will Nie
Goold
William
Ben. Stofer
Courtlard
Chas. Larson
Chub Davis
Public Notice Summons in Scandia Property Suit
Hilda M. Swan sues George B. Johnson Nell J. Threedy Ruth C. Johnson and unknown heirs and assigns in Republic County Kansas to quiet title to Lot 531 Block 14 Original Townsite Scandia. Defendants must answer by August 29 1930 or judgment favors plaintiff. Clerk Wm. R. Goodwin. Attorney W D Vance. July 12 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Johnson
Nell J. Threedy
Ruth C. Johnson
George A. Johnson
Bertha M. Johnson
Republic County
Kansas
Hilda M. Swan
Belleville
City of
Scandia
Wm. R. Goodwin
District Court
Belleville Ads Guide Promises Helpful Local Firms
In Belleville the guide invites residents to first check Scandia listings for desired services and assures friendly service from local business and professional firms whose ads appear on the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Belleville
Wheat yields and social notes from a Kansas town
The item reports wheat yields ranging from nine to twenty-five bushels per acre and notes on crop quality. It also lists local travel, visits, family outings, a bar scene incident leading to a police judge, newspaper plans for the reunion period, and a flurry of community activities with names of residents and visits across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jap Morehead
Bellesvile
Roy Hall
Labon Marshall
Dale Sanderson
Lawrence
Don Bowersox
Lynn Hall
Leslie Nelson
Merlyn Morehead
Bernard Marshall
Virginia Lee
Marshall
Master Cleaners Ad Promises Dye Service Clarification
Local classified notice from Al Morris, solicitor, promoting Master Cleaners with a playful slogan Come Clean with Us and We'll Dye for You. Includes contact phone 39 for inquiries about continuous flow cleaning and dyeing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Morris
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