Scandia Journal Record Noted as Second Class Matter
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas is listed as second class mail at the post office, indicating its status for mailing and publication handling.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1912
Page
5
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas is listed as second class mail at the post office, indicating its status for mailing and publication handling.
Advertising rates listed: 0c per column inch for display, 6 words per line for first insertion, 25c for card of thanks, and regular rates for announcements and socials. Special contract rates, mail order ads, and payment by cash with copy, money order, draft, or personal check.
Henry II Van Natta and Nelson J Ward announce their candidacies for the office of County Attorney in Republic County Kansas, subject to the decision of Republican voters at the August primary. The notices emphasize their intent to seek the position through the party primary process.
Emma Adamson seeks the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Republic County with primary decision pending.
Multiple notices announce candidacies for Republic County Superintendent of Public Instruction and County Superintendent on the Republican ticket. Names include Euna Arrasmith C. M. Leggitt and Cc. C. Sterba with August primaries referenced.
A local campaign notes G R Bundy running for Sheriff of the county. The bid aims to restore law enforcement leadership and public safety in the region.
John Kesl announces run for treasurer as part of the Republican primary slate. The filing signals a bid aligned with party leaders and existing campaign priorities.
County official R. M. Glenn announces candidacy for County Clerk subject to Republican primaries.
County officials Lhereby and Rickel declare candidacies for the Second District County Commissioner post. Haney also seeks a second term, stressing Republican primary fate in August.
The Journal announces it can print jobs quickly and efficiently. Customers are urged to bring their printing needs to the office to get timely production.
Final settlement sought by Alice Whitney Administratrix of Albert L Whitney deceased In Republic County Kansas at the Probate Court in Belleville at 10:00 AM on Saturday July 6 1912 for allowance of fees discharge of duties release of sureties and for heirs adjudication Notice published in Journal May 81st 1912 Belleville Kansas May 27 1912
A police officer orders a street crowd to disperse and threatens with force. An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a gentle laxative promoting bowel health, claiming they “persuade” bowels to action. Available at druggists for 2¢.
Elen Ekstrom and Charley Anderson spent Sunday evening at Chas. Johnsons. Rev. Nyvall was absent from Ada church Sunday forenoon due to bad roads. Mr. Cederburg filled in. August Johnsons visited P. O. Larsons Friday evening. Hulda Nelson stayed with sister Mrs. August Melcher last week. Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Chas. Rolf and daughter Etna visited Warmstroms Wednesday. Mrs. Lewis Squires and daughter stayed with Carl Johnsons last week. Joe Ainsworth works at S. A. Haggmans this week. Fred Engwall and family were Friday at Claude Hendrickson’s. Gust Edberg and family visited Robert Lundblad Sunday. Mrs. Charlie Orvall and children spent early week at Levi Olson’s. Many locals fished on the river Friday afternoon and reported a splendid time. Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mrs. Wallace and Mrs. Orvall visited Mrs. Hedstrom Tuesday. The young daughter of Mrs. John Swenson, ill briefly, died Sunday morning. Fred Engwall spent early week in Kansas City. Ethel Pearson sews this week at the Tucker home in Courtland. Ellen Anderson is among the sick. Mrs. A. A. Haggman and Blanche, Arthur and Labor Johnson spent Sunday afternoon at Mrs. A. A. Johnson’s. Relatives gathered Sunday at Albert Hanson’s for his birthday. Frank Anderson and family, Levi Olson and family visited John Olson Sunday. Mrs. Magness Nelson and Mrs. Tom Turnquist were at Concordia Monday.
Mrs. Cynthia Scrivner and Mrs. Cora Lovewell sewed for Mrs. R. E. Hutchens on Thursday. Mrs. Ollie Lane and her mother were callers at the Sun Kist Nook Thursday. A. Hutchens was in Love.
The column records local activities including fishing trips on the creek with multiple visitors from Republic and Manakto. It notes road work by Grant Lovewell, school site changes by Joint Dist No 1, and social visits to Sun Kist Nook and Sleepy Hollow. A special school relocation plan is planned near the resident district center.
L C Hutchens drove to Republic City Sunday. Miss Pearl Foster attends the Institute in Mankato. A humorous poem follows about a four year old Maid Marion ironing a doll, refusing to work on the Sabbath, and addressing a nurse.
A Fourth of July injuries roundup contrasts with Bucklen's Arnica Salve hailed for healing burns cuts bruises and other wounds. It is sold at druggists for 25 cents.
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