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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1914
Page
2
A Highland Children’s Day program is scheduled for June 14 in the evening. The program features a chorus led by Miss Walter and Miss Berry, a Miss Minta Walter, and a Berry quartet starring Jelen Loofbourrow with a focus on girl performers.
An invitation to a summer getaway in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Iowa and Canada with fishing camping hotels and water sports. The Rock Island Lines offers convenient schedules illustrated folders and low fares through J A Stewart general passenger agent Topeka Kansas.
In the Probate Court Republic County Kansas Anna Hellgren administratrix announces a final settlement for the estate of Adolph F Helgren deceased. The hearing is set at Belleville Court House at 10 o clock A M on Monday the 64 day of July 1914 for allowance of fees and to determine heirs. The notice is published in the Scandia Journal.
District 48 reports Mrs Eva Ames hosting her aunt and Flora Marks and daughter from Nebraska for dinner Monday. Mrs Maxie Barleen visited her sister Effie Gile Monday. Floyd Ames of Concordia visited Sunday and attended S.8. at Highland. Muriel Loofborrow visits grandparents Mr and Mrs J Leof-
May Simpson spent Sunday with neighbors and visited J A Carpenter. Vera Griffeth hosted a group for church rehearsals for Children’s Day on June 21. Fulcomer and Fraser households hosted gatherings while Casper and mumps kept a resident homebound. Ladies Aid met at Fulcomer. Rev Van Gundy stayed at J B Bowling home. A Bushby family traveled to Scandia for a visit.
The item notes a band concert and mentions Chas Pulecmer traveling to Colorado for business later in the week. It also records Mr and Mrs John Smedden driving to Seandia on Saturday and Ana and Cecil Carpenter spending the week in Jewell county at the home of their brother J A Carpenter.
An advertisement urges regular meat eaters to use Jad Salts to flush kidneys and prevent kidney, bladder, and related disorders. It promotes a grape and lemon juice based remedy with lithia claimed to neutralize urine acids and improve blood purity, asserting long use and safety.
A Vermont reader from Montpelier recounts relief after decades of constipation using Dr Miles Laxative Tablets. She details weakness and near unconscious episodes, noting doctors failed to help until the product provided gentle effective relief. The ad touts 25 doses for 25 cents with money back guarantee.
In a tense confrontation Mr. Flint presses Van Vechten about Paige Carew and potential romantic entanglements. He reveals motives tied to Max Willard and Temple Bonner's unusual intervention in the house across the street. The exchange hints at secrets, family bonds, and a search for truth behind recent absences.
For sale includes a 1200 lb mare mule nine yearling mules a sorrel driving mare and other stock. Listings include an O Durocg dersey sow bred one Poland China mate hog one set double buggy laarels L Sure hatel 110 egg incubator. Contact FP IL Larson Farmers at 602.
Notice invites breeders to view a horse and jack offered for service with contact by J. di Norris to arrange viewing and potential breeding arrangements.
J. M. Sigsbee sells five carbon paper transfers for pattern copying. Stock available at the journal office.
Good bye sore feet and burning toes with TIZ. It claims quick relief from corns calluses bunions and raw spots. The ad promises all day comfort and a year of foot relief or money back. Available for 25 cents at druggists and department stores.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cure for gray hair. It claims the tonic darkens hair naturally, restores thickness and luster, stops dandruff and itching, and can be applied with a sponge or brush for quick results.
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