Local notes from Scandia and area events
Mrs Trimmer visits her daughter Mrs Joe Hawkins and a for sale gasol ine engine is offered by C N Bettis of Scandia. Mr Willy of Hebron Nebr visits to care for pianos and will return in Sept. The Rosary plays at the Opera House June 17. Community members visit relatives and attend commencements. Children’s Day services set at the Presbyterian church on Sunday evening June 11. Rural miscellany from highways byways and mailways.
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Mrs. Trimmer
Mrs
Joe Hawkins
Willy
Hebron Nebr
Scandia
The
Presbyterian’ Church
For Sale 80 Acres Farm Near Town
Farm listing offers 80 acres near town in Norway Kansas. Well improved with payment terms half cash half time. Asking price 4500 dollars if taken soon by Bert Ainsworth.
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Bert Ainsworth
Norway
Kansas
Insurance notice and product offer in Belleville Kans
An insurance notice from Chester Ball in Belleville Kansas advertises a $1.00 per stem switch offering and accepts orders at the office. The ad promotes Republic County Mutual Insurance covering fire lightning tornado and wind with a 65 year cash for $1,000 $20 note plan at $25.
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Republic Co. Mutual
Chester Ball
Belleville Kans
Osteopathic physician Dr E A Moore in Scandia Kansas
Dr E A Moore an osteopathic physician maintains an office in the F and M Bank Building in Scandia Kansas with weekly Tuesday and Friday consultation hours.
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E.A. Moore
F. and M Bank
Scandia Kans
Green Stockings at the Opera House and Local Socials
The Presbyterian-Gewitg Society hosts a social at Dr Arhens on Wednesday June 14 with the public invited. A cream social is planned for Thursday June 8 on the West lawn. Lillian Walker stars in Green Stockings at the Opera House Saturday June 10 with showings at 5 and 10 cents. Mrs Joe Tedrow visits Superior. Mrs Jake Weislogel attends Clay Center Eight Grade commencement. her nephew Don Hauserman belongs to the class of 65. Roosevelt’s comment on war is cited for context.
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Presbyterian-G
Green Stockings
Lillian Walker
Opera House
Jake Weislogel
Clay Center
Don Hauserman
Memorial address at I O O F in Norway
Rev G L Rarick will deliver the Memorial address for the I O O F in Norway next Sunday at 3 oclock. The Odd Fellows are cordially invited and bring their friends. Mrs M A Dongess and daughter of Belleville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Wm Rollins. Buy a Palm Beach suit at A Lt Larsons for hot weather comfort.
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Palm Beach
A- Lt. Larsons
M. A. Dongess
Belleville
Wm. Rollins
Norway
Odd-tellows
Social Tea by Ladies Aid on West Lawn
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will serve ice cream and cake both afternoon and evening on Thursday June 8 on the West lawn. All are invited.
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Aid of the
M. E. Church
West Lawn
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during our bereavement. Gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings singing and words of sympathy from Mrs. O Tiller and family Mrs T EK Skagen Mrs C A Brewer and Mrs E A Carlgren.
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O. Tiller
T. EK. Skagen
C. A. Brewer
E. A. Carlgnen
To Fancy Work Makers Sell Your Goods in Our Store
Mrs. Noda Bettis of Jamestown and Glasco and Mr. Farmer promote his candidacy for Senator while inviting artisans to consign their work in the store and pay a small commission when items sell.
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Noda Bettis
Jamestown
Glasco
Mr. Farmer
Aspegren Seeks County Commissioner Seat in Second District
C G Aspegren of Courtland Kansas announces candidacy for County Commissioner District Two to be decided by Republican voters in the August primary. A R Morey has been busy writing hail insurance for farmers. G W Nimocks traveled to Concordia on business. A delegation of high degree Masons from Goodland Kansas attended a Scandia funeral and burial.
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C. G. Aspegren
Courtland Kans
A. R. Morey
G. W. Nimocks
Concordia
Goodland Kansas
Scandia
Scandia Celebrates Magnificent Trees and New Courts
Mr. Cuthbertson and guests praised Scandia for its magnificent trees and inviting comforts. Scandia takes pride in its new greenery and highlights the town’s tennis courts as among the most pleasant amusements available.
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Scandia
Norway Community Notes Highlight Camp, Ball Games and Socials
Miss Lulu Figgins returned home this week after visiting Mo t or. The U S Ladies met with Mrs Fred Moe. Y M C A Camp closed with a lively final day and visitors day a success. Norway men played ball with Y M C A boys at camp 10 to 5. Alumni event Monday night featured fine toasts and class color seating. Norway boys beat Buffalo Creek 7 to 5 in 10 innings for a second victory this season.
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Lulu Figgins
I Mo.tor
U. S
Fred Moe
Leon McClure
Wayne
Blosser
Margaret Culvre
J.G. Brunk
Belleville
Norway
Bert Ainsworth
Iver Erickson
C. L. Lewis
Hyos
Norway Boys
Buffalo Creek
Paragon Clinches Victory in Secretive Scoreline
A cryptic report notes Paragon clinching a win described as sealed by strategic moves. The prose hints at covert wealth or influence and a figure versed in manipulation, raising questions about motives behind the staged outcome.
Prime Facie Evidence: A Banter Between Professor Muriel and Judge
A dialogue sketch features a professor praising Muriel for her talent in painting. Muriel replies with astonishment while the judge observes the interaction as a display of perception and understanding.
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Muriel
Two Good Reasons for Shopping Habits
A reading of a New York Globe item notes two spouses spend much time shopping. One claims nothing to be seen in while the other shows off many new things.
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Knagg
New York Globe
Odd Exchange Over Dinner Blues
A humorous remark turns philosophical as a woman asks Mr Flipperly about an oppressive feeling of life’s weight. He replies with a joking attribution to a heavy dinner and pudding, reflecting the dated wit of the dialogue.
Three Things You Should Not Send to an Acquaintance
A compact quip by Harold Susman Judge warns against lending umbrellas books and hearte that may not return. The column reflects a humorous take on misplaced items and friendship.
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Harold Susman
Brickwork dispute prompts courtroom quip
In a unusual courtroom exchange a family quarrel spills into the hearing as Ameon claims a brick rather than bric a brac caused the head bump. The judge questions the evidence and the clerk notes the odd testimony.
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St. Judge
Umson
Ameon
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Beatrice
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Everlyling
Peterson
Gi Moat
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Rogary’’ Opera ‘House
Joe Tedrow
Superior
Mr. Cuthbertson
Norway and Vicinity
Busion Transocrim
Tipie
BANKA
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Senator Weeks
Bree
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