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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
3
A sprawling update lists residents and visitors in Belleville and nearby towns including Sher dahl, Narka, Scandia, and Republic. It notes court adjournments, land sales, school hires, a new school building, threshing activity, and remarks on race and education from Booker T. Washington with local readings and public talks.
O F Dewey and wife near Chester visited Belleville on Wednesday. Miss Bessie Wohlfort arrived from near Scandia for a county seat visit. Glenn Keith, KKAC student, returned to spend summer with Belleville kin. Miss Lillie Johnson visited Belleville friends at the Normal. J A Templeton of Ficdom tnp returned from gallstone surgery and is recovering. Rev Tinker and wife spent the weekend with his parents in Courtland. Alma Wailes of Narka visited Norma. Supt Houston of Alma will oversee Blue Rapids schools next year. Gospel Team of Belleville M E will conduct service at Munden. Mr Rea of Belleville Mills Co. resigned for McPherson. Birging & Tingstrom of Scandia began painting the courthouse and jail with Robt Hasry assisting. Albert Nelson and wife of Beatrice Neb. visited Belleville with Miss Eta Nelson of Republic. Edwings defeated Sunday. Miele th Thompson and family of Norway visited county seat Wednesday. Oliver Johnson of Courtland sought business in Belleville. Mrs Anna Anderson of Scandia hired to teach Poplar Grove school next year replacing Miss Rather Johnson.
East bound and west bound passenger trains listed with stop patterns and times. Includes Jersey stops, flag trains, freight services, and agent contact for Mrs J B Croft. Notes freight only service on alternate days and no Sunday trains.
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