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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
7
The page advertises Kreitzers' salad bowls and Queensware with prices 20 and 35 cents, sale of Cling Steel Enamelware, and lens repairs by Tate the Jeweler. It notes farmers' hardship, promotes Berlin Bill bond purchases, and urges auto owners to obtain light diffusing lenses before July 1 through Preble Garage.
The item lists Kreitzers selling salad bowls and includes multiple short notices: L F Hicks travels to Atwood Wan for a play, Perkins of Concordia visits for business, Rebekah Lodge meets Friday evening June 5, Susie Lervold Noble Chand Von Hindenburg described with strain, piano pupil outreach via Clara Cederstarm, Herrman and son Vic tor return from Kansas City with cattle, Rev Van Gundy visits Scandia en route to Wichita, plus Sanol liver and kidney tonic advertised at Palate Drug Store with 35 cents price.
Lost a pair of tortoise rim glasses with god bows and a light diffusing Warner lens for an auto lamp. Finder please return to this office. W H Thomas returned from Topeka after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Charles Weislogel of Fairview PA attended the funeral of Mrs M Weislogel. Mr Weislogel is Mika Weislogel’s brother. J W Pinney from Kansas City visited. Rain reports in eastern state. Sanol Ecrema prescription advertised by Palace Drug Store.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 o'clock at Hogamo Nvr Lags and Scandia. Preaching at Rydal in p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services. Dr Emma F A Drake of Denver Cole will lecture in the county the week of June 19423 on family and home life. Watch for announcements. Also notices about Sanol kidney relief and a birthday party for Miss Elma Peterson.
Mr. John P. Nelson of Kansas City visited Sunday for the Johnson Johnson wedding and left Tuesday morning. Mrs. Nelson, visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C G Johnson for three weeks, will return to Kansas City next week.
Rock Island Garage announces the new law requiring all cars to have dispersive headlight lenses and promises guaranteed compliance or money back. Customers are urged to act quickly to get lenses in their car size before delays.
The notice lists Charles Gulick among top attendance performers, noting a three year perfect record. It announces the Board of Equalization proceedings, county tax rises on horses cattle and mules, and a lecture course by the town pastors with Redpath presentations. Ralph Parlette is priced speaker for four numbers. Educational Day set for June 15 in Belleville with Teachers Institute and commemoration activities for patrons school boards alumni and central commencement. Mary Jansky, County Superintendent.
For sale bogey and single harness. Call Scandia phone 174. Mrs. Paul Preble visited her parent in Barnes Monday. Two boys aged 14 and 16 seek farm work. Inquire of Larry at Cecil Moller. Clara Cederstaint, home from Bethany College at Lindsborg for summer, returns Monday. Mr and Mrs J C Brunk travel from Republic to Belleville. Brunk led boys camp near Republic last week. Swedish M E church Children Day Sunday at 1 o clock morning program prepared. evening services as usual.
Mrs. Jackson of Esbon visited the M. E. Parsonage between trains Monday with her children Opal and Ralph who will stay a few days. Miss Opal recited during the play Monday evening. James Weislogel, called here by his mother’s illness and death, returned Wednesday to his Vernon Colorado home.
Mrs. J. C. Boyce and her children arrived from Elk City Oklahoma on Sunday night to join Rev. Boyce the church pastor. They will reside in the Nordmark home on Grant Street.
A reader offers washing and ironing services from home at the Plotner house on Washington street. The notice includes humorous asides about army pay, a bootleg remark about material handling, and a stray line on Alpha Tingstrom registering last Tuesday with unclear motives.
J H Norris, new manager of the Prin cess Theatre, will present a free public photo performance as the first installment of a 15 episode serial Pearl of the Army on Friday June 15. The showing is advertised as one of the latest and best continued pictures currently showing.
Mrs C E Riley of Ilion New York praises Chamberlin's Tablets after six months of use saying the remedy has done her much good. The advertisement notes Chamberlin's Tablets are obtainable everywhere.
Geo W Nimocks and J H Sandell attended a bankers meeting in Concordia on Tuesday to discuss matters pertaining to the Liberty Loan.
Fred and Hattie Wright came from Superior for a few days visit. Hat tie will teach in the Webber schools primary department next year.
Albert Larson was recommended for appointment as township road overseer by the township trustees and approved by the county engineer. An experienced road worker, he will supervise all township roads and devote substantial time to the post with an $8 daily allowance.
A brief note urges readers to send the journal to relatives and to avoid writing long letters. The item emphasizes brevity and consistency in correspondence.
9 H Murphy a Wellsburg New York druggist says Cham berlin's tablets are the most satisfactory remedy for stomach troubles and constipation he has sold in thirty four years of drug store service. Obtainable everywhere.
A businessman's wife suffered years of dyspepsia and constipation until Adler-i-ka, a buckthorn bark and glycerine tonic, relieved her instantly by emptying both large and small intestines. The drug is advertised as the quickest remedy for constipation, sour stomach, or gas, with Palace Drug Store as the sponsor.
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