Local Store Ad Lists Low Prices on Groceries
An old time in store advertisement promises frood groceries at the lowest prices with items like three pound cans of peas and lines featuring Mokaska Cafes and Clay Center Flour.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
5
An old time in store advertisement promises frood groceries at the lowest prices with items like three pound cans of peas and lines featuring Mokaska Cafes and Clay Center Flour.
About fifty friends gathered Monday evening after meeting at the Presbyterian church to honor J L Sandell with a farewell party at Thure Wohlford’s home. The event included games, music, and refreshments with a gift of a dining table. Numerous local residents attended and offered congratulations.
Auction style notice offers 80 acres priced at 3600 dollars with 1000 dollars down and the balance on time terms. The listing notes location 450 miles from railroad and references Wan Iver son in connection to the sale.
Stevens recalls an old colored minister in Richmont Virginia who preached to boost a church deficit. The minister urged greater donations and delivered a dialect speech about three things beginning with A: grade grit and green packs.
Antiquaries locate a sunken cargo off Anticythera Cerigotto from Mummits era after Corinth seizure. Divers recover bronzes and marbles of value to collectors. pirates now target the finds. A Greek gunboat hunts the thieves to deter further looting.
Scandia merchants promote their sales through the JOURNAL urging customers to investigate the offerings in the market. The note emphasizes a strong bid to earn business this week.
The text touts HAMMAR PAINT with a five year wear guarantee and argues for superior spreading and air quality. It mentions authorized handling and inviting readers to see letters or visit, aiming to convince customers to buy the product.
J. N. Fike of Calby, formerly with the Railroad Chinese, was in town yesterday on business and called at the Journal office. He is now engaged in real estate.
Grape leaves are described as a sovereign remedy in Switzerland for cats and fresh wounds. Juice is used in poultices, a tea from the leaves is said to strengthen nerves, and leaves provide food for cattle. Vine tears are a medicinal exudation from wounds on the plant. The wood and branches are used for baskets and rustic goods.
A New York woman recalls an encounter with a well dressed man who paused her on the street asking for money. He replied with a Chesterfield style bow and a cryptic remark about beauty and introductions.
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