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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1907
Page
7
Gulick's highlights lively sales of children and ladies underwear with a wide variety of styles and qualities. The wash goods market appears strong as merchants advertise popular items with favorable pricing and selection.
Gulick Mercantile Co advertises a seven million dollar stock at a large retail store. The notice highlights a vast selection and emphasis on value.
William Bell born May 10 1844 in Dumfries Scotland died May 27 1907 on his Courtland Kansas farm aged 63. He emigrated to Canada at nine, moved to Republic Kansas and settled in Courtland. A miller by trade he ran a mill in Scandia then Hebron Nebraska before returning to the farm in 1887. He was county commissioner from 1894 for six years and joined the Presbyterian Church two years ago. Survived by two daughters Maggie Carlson and Grace Moe seven grandchildren and three brothers James of the farm and two abroad. Funeral May 29 at the Presbyterian Church with Masons at the grave.
A Formosé stock and grain dealer named Peter Johnson died after using carbolic acid following a run of reverses. The incident adds to recent blows felt by bucket shops and local commerce this week.
A literary discussion cites Arnold on culture and reading with purpose, praising the Bible as the best book for culture while noting diverse modern reading guides. The piece then shifts to a historical note on the Mississippi River freezes since 1870, listing years with and without ice and patterns of December ice dates.
A limited text fragment advertises a five horse portable engine in good condition for sale. It also mentions contact for Fred Granstedt or Mid Ros enquist and a dental service by Dr. Anderson promising lasting work.
The comet causes a stir among the Pleiades as they quip about its appearance. They urge it to stop for a touch up, but the comet refuses and vanishes in a rush of wind and sparks, leaving the sisters to recover.
An army officer's wife visits a western town and admires a store display of mottoes, briefly noting a clerk who jokes that the top motto on display reads Walk lay love, a misquote of Walk in love, in a casual scene cited by Lippincott's Magazine.
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