Pay Less and Dress Better at Roy al Tailors Belleville
Ad copy notes a rainless Monday and praises advertising value. It mentions Poultry Pan-a-ce-a making hens speak and a renewal by J. T. Webber of Scandia for the JOURNAL. The piece emphasizes small ad spend yielding big returns.
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Royal Tailors
Belleville
New Reader and Local Notices Highlight Journal Items
Ben Rosenquist of Oakland becomes a new Journal reader. Instant Louse Killer priced at 25c for 1 lb or 60c for 3 lb at NYWALL'S. Dr C V Haggman shifts his date one year forward for the Journal this week. Omar Hite visits Republic City with Rev and Mrs Hite. Tornado insurance reminder. Bank of Scandia noted.
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Ben Rosenquist
Oakland,Cal
Nywall’s
Omar Hite
Republic City
Rev
Mrs. Hite
Joseph McGowan Joins Journal as New Reader
Joseph McGowan of Rydal called Saturday to sign up as a new reader of the Journal.
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Joseph McGowan
Rydal
Town receives visit from Prof W C Rickel
Local items note Prof W C Rickel passing through on his way home from Belleville. A Wardrum family visits Belleville for two to three days. Levi Nelson prepaid two years of the Journal. Taxes payable June 20. Byron cyclone funeral toll reported eight. Postcards of Scandia for sale. Mrs Empheria Peterson visits Courtland. J M Kimball family visits. Parlee Plotner returns from Holton for summer. W S Beaves heads to Kansas City for trolley conductor job. Hess and Clarks Pan-a-ce-a advertised. J H Cullers travels to Gove county for real estate. Nywall offers Smithsonian Trusses.
Local family heads to Sweden for several months
Mr and Mrs Herrman and daughter Millie depart Saturday for a three to four month trip to Sweden. Belleville visitors Mrs Hostetler Miss Thyra Mr Fred Herbolsheimer view storm damage. The JOURNAL seeks new correspondents across the county to collect weekly local news. Old papers 5c a bundle.
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Mrs. Herrman
Miss Millie
Sweden
John Hostetler
Thyra
Fred Herbolsheimer
Belleville
the Journal
Cyclone reports and storm aftermath in Scandia area
Local notes describe telephone crews from Belleville and Courtland repairing cyclone damage Saturday. Hail storms visited Scandia with large stones. roads blocked by uprooted trees. Residents from Belleville and Scandia visited the scene, with social scenes amid repairs and band concert plans derailed by weather.
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H. L Pierce
Belleville Telephone Co
Messrs Newbairn, Orr
Hads and Caswell
Scandia
Advertising Call to Action in the Journal
A short note invites readers to place advertisements in the JOURNAL for quicker results. It stresses prompt service and visibility through the newspaper's channels.
Sunday Capital Campaign Offer for Topeka Readers
The Sunday Capital proclaims itself the largest Kansas Sunday paper with broad news coverage and family departments. It promotes a limited special offer to receive the paper from now until November 15 for 50 cents, urging readers to subscribe by mailing to the Daily Capital in Topeka Kansas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Daily Capital
Kans
The only truss sold on a positive guarantee is the Smithsonian
The line asserts that the Smithsonian is the sole seller offering a positive guarantee on trusses, as stated in a brief promotional note for NYWALL'S.
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Smithsonian
Nywall
Walt Mason Poem Highlights Kansas Humor
The Emporia Gazette notes Walt Mason as a widely copied Kansas newspaper man known for humorous verse on topics from chicken thefts to political campaigns. The piece praises his distinctive style and presents a beautiful little poem excerpt.
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Walt Mason
Emporia Gazette
Kansas
The Little Green Tent Piques Quiet War Remembrance
An 1860s era verse recalls soldiers who were young in sixty two and slept in sod tents. The poem contrasts sentiment and humor, praising a country shrine where patriots kneel and pray. It highlights Decoration Day memorials and the enduring memory of those who served.
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Peared
Dole
Iowa Born Family Promotes Chamberlain's Remedy
Ennis Bros report long use of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy made in Des Moines. They credit it with saving a life in El Paso Texas and now sell it in Narcosse Florida through D A Nywall. The product remains popular and expanding in local mercantile sales.
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Iowa
Chamberlain
Des Moines
el Paso
Texas
Narcosse
Florida
Ennis Bros
D. A. Nywall
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J M Kimball
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Carl Hansen
Herbert Gates
Tracy Carpenter
Lou Hasty
Howard Nixon
George Sorum
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