Local News Briefs Highlight Visits and Harvest
Robert Merrill has mumps. Mrs H B Swanson visited from Belleville Monday. Millinery sale and photo studio notices. John Fraser traveled to Beloit for harvest work. Eric Larson and Henry Peterson from Belleville visited. Isaac Peterson improved after illness. Bible readings at U B church noted. Heavy hail reported at Mankato and Smith Center. church services canceled due to rain. Mrs Oscar Johnson visiting relatives in Narka. A P Lofgren of Eureka, Colorado visiting parents. Miss Viola Seabolt visiting from St Joseph. Mrs W C Jordan and daughters arrived from Gove. P J Larson learned of Sweden death of sister Ada Anderson. Miss Nystrom visiting relatives. she returns home. Miss Alice Sjoholm returns to Clay Center. Have your photo taken now with J Jennings. Frank Swanson helping shingle storm-damaged house. D T Smith ill with kidney trouble but improving. Scandia band opening concert postponed to Saturday night due to rain.
Belleville visitors repair electric light plant
J. Jennings signs as a portrait photographer. C. T. Caswell and E. A. Jackson of Belleville were in the city Wednesday to repair the electric light plant of R. T. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Caswell
E. A. Jackson
Belleville
R. T. Smith
Horse Is Severely Wounded by Barbed Wire Fence
C V Rockhold reported a valuable horse suffered a severe shoulder wound after being cut by a barb wire fence on Tuesday.
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C. V. Rockhold
Liniment Claims Quick Sprain Relief from Chamberlain
A historical notice promotes Chamberlain liniment for sprains bruises and rheumatic stiffness. It asserts recovery in under a week with faithful use and urges purchase from D A Nywall.
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Chamberlain
D.A. Nywall
Children Day program at Swedish Methodist church
A Children’s Day program will be rendered at the Swedish Methodist church next Sunday morning. Mattie and Elsie Cline assist their grandmother Mrs. A Vandeveer with her work this week. Peter Strom came up from Kansas City after an extended visit. On Wednesday Win Wells, candidate for County Treasurer of Republic county, was in Scandia on business.
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Swedish Methodist Church
Mattie
Elsie Cline
A. Vandeveer
Peter Strom
Kansas City
Win. Wells
Republic County
Scandia
Printing at the JOURNAL Ensures Your Satisfaction Guaranteed
If you get your printing done at the JOURNAL you have satisfaction guaranteed. This item promises reliable service and guaranteed quality for customers seeking print work.
Optometrist Dr. H D Munger Visits Town With Son
Dr H D Munger and his son Otho are in town and visited his Brunswick Hotel office on Wednesday. Miss Julia Hoel returned home near Randall after several days with her sister Mrs J D Larson and family.
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H.D. Munger
Otho
Brunswick Hotel
Julia Hoel
Randall
Mules and Weight Report Mentioned in Local Notice
John Webber notes two spans of mules plus another animal weighing 1200 pounds. Clarence Williams and his wife return from Kansas City where Mr Williams studied vocal music. Readers urged to phone in any news item of interest as the paper seeks more local reporting.
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John
Webber
Clarence Williams
Kansas City
Williams
Poultry Prices Notice from Riley’s Market
Old Cocks 36 Hens 8e Ducks young 6c These prices are subject to change without notices Remember I pay cash for poultry year around Riley.
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Riley
Live Stock Report From Kansas City Yards Amid Flood Fears
Special to Scandia Journal reports cattle selling steady to 15 cents lower as packers fear floods on the Kaw and Missouri rivers. Today's run is nominal with about 1400 cattle and 2000 hogs due to rail shipments being halted. Armour bought cattle and hogs for slaughter. hogs sold five cents higher, top 5.35. Hogs shipped east. Southern mast hogs sold in St Louis at 3.75 to 4.25. River levels near flood stage but yards not damaged yet. high stage expected to peak tonight or Friday with rainfall uncertain.
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Scandia
Journal
Kansas City Stace
Kaw
Missouri
Armour
Oklahoma
St. Louis
St.Louis
L C Hohr Advertisement Featured In This Issue
Read the L C Hohr advert page within this issue to learn about available goods and services, price highlights, and contact details. The notice emphasizes offerings and how to reach the merchant for purchases or inquiries.
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L. C. Hohr
Kansas campaign enforces clean egg labeling across farms
Secretary Crumbine and Kansas food and drug inspectors warn that rotten eggs sold as fresh eggs violate Section 7 of the state law. Farmers and dealers face fines up to 50 dollars or up to 100 days in jail for adulterated foods, with complaints to the county attorney welcome to enforce the act.
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Grumbine
Kansas Board of Health
Kansas
Crumbine
Food and Drug
Farmers Advocate
Topeka
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Olson Gash. Grocery
Robert Merrill
H. B. Swanson
Eien Lorine
John Fraser
Beloit
Eric Larson
Henry Peterson
Isaac Peterson
J. Jennings
U. B. Church
Mankato
Smith Center
Oscar Johnson
A. P. Lofgren
Eureka, Colo
Mrs
A. J. Lofgren
Viola Seabolt
St. Joseph, Mo
W. C. Jordan
Gove
P. J. Larson
Sweden
Mrs. Adamson
Alice Sjoholm
Clay Center
Frank Swanson
Alvin Boman
D. T. Smith
Headquarters For Fine Photography
L. C
Hohr’s
Haven
Loring
Kerr-Brown
James’ Kerr
Laura
A. P. Brown
Lela
Kerr
Inez. Brown
Alice. Leonard of
Osborne
Marie
H. J. Brown
Inez Brown
Rev. Kerr
Alton
Alton Empire
Rev
M. E
Fo. Warren
Bank OF Scandia
E. Porter‘Ahrens
D. D.S
Nywall’s. Drug Store
J. Be. Henry
C. V. Haggman, M. D
Riley Building
Methodist Church
Scandia, Kansas
Scott’s
W. F. Eagleson, D. D.S
Concordia
J. W. Holmes
Dray
Drayman
M. A. Preble
Undertaker
SE Andia
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