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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
5
Ws. H. Hitt offers advertising at 10c per column inch display and 5c per line for locals first insertion, 3c per line for each additional week. Mail order ads require cash with copy to ensure insertion. Subscription price 1.25 per year in advance.
Republic City News lauds last week’s Scandia Journal High School edition, noting its 32 pages well edited and reflecting credit on the school town and editor.
The Scandia Journal released a 32 page high school edition in magazine form. The editor shows time and effort to publish a creditable sheet for a town of that size as Mr. Hill delivers a top local paper.
The Scandia Daylight High School edition shines on town progress and educational upbuilding. It lauds Superintendent Plotner, a Scandia graduate now leading the four year program, for administering schools well and contributing to a highly successful year.
A fragment notes someone dedicating much time to advancing a cause, highlighting collaborative effort that made the work possible. The mention implies collective advocacy and persistent effort behind progress.
A river area tramp visits a news office seeking a one day old paper for a brief riverbank stay. The author condemns charity to transients who do not work for what they receive and urges readers to aid their own local needy instead.
Mr Arthur Sjoholm of Scandia began work at Jamestown State Bank on Wednesday. He will assist Geo Rauschmeier while Mr Kelly is away on vacation and may take Rauschmeier's place when they relocate to California.
An Indiana paper claims Kansas holds more inmates in its penitentiary than Indiana. The Emporia Gazette notes the figures include federal prisoners, saying Indiana sent a carload of dynamiters last year and a carload of election thieves this year.
A reflective excerpt discusses a girl’s struggle with vanity and admiration, contrasting a pure homebound girl whose heart stays with chores and family. It suggests maturity and love depend on belonging to the home that work helps make sacred, warning that neglecting home leads to lost love and moral danger.
Union residents and families share a busy week with Decoration services in Belleville and Washington cemetery. Local visitors include the Brown and Ball families, Sam Summer from Scandia seeking stock, and several from the area attending ball games and quilting at the Housholder home.
Claude Goodwin spent Sunday at the S. Goodwin home in Freedom. The casual visit reflects family ties and local routine in the small community.
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