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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
2
The Journal of Scandia Kansas is reported with a note on subscription price of 1.20 dollars per year and a listing for PLOVNER & SON, indicating local business notices or advertisements in the periodical.
Dr. Smith of Willard Kansas visited early this week to discuss establishing his practice. The street commissioner repaired a bridge floor near the Valley House. Mrs. G P Plotner traveled to Kansas City to visit relatives. Arthur Garber of Norway, recently released from the Navy, stayed with cousin Raymond Garber. Deputy Grand Master Sandell heads to Republic for Masonic Lodge installation with local members.
August Rasmussen closed a deal with G. L. Thorp of Alta Oklahoma last week for the purchase of 80 acres of land adjoining Rasmussen's farm.
Mrs Nobbe Isaacson sustained a deep wrist cut when a glass fruit jar broke last Sunday evening as she opened it. The incident occurred at her home and required medical attention.
G. W. Wright of Norway announces a closing out sale next Saturday offering a large stock of brand new farm tools at very attractive prices.
Zora Garber plans a millinery opening in the Curren building. The room has been redecorated and remodeled for the event.
One who wishes harness oiling before spring work opens should see or phone 1415 Scandia, 114 Ernest Fulcomey.
WLS reports Buegish took a post with St Louis godor Colas travel sale strisd while Depp cvery G anipardses all thee toys plone the dock Pstand between Goodiangd aid Topeka. Intre went to Topeka fogarty Thursday to attend the hearing of petitions from local telephone companies for consolation before the state utilities commission.
Albert M. Larson and his children will leave Friday for their new home at Bemidji Minnesota where Albert plans to farm. They will be accompanied by Malker Lander Krantz. The Journal wishes them success in the move and future endeavors.
FE Nelson of Yoder Colorado arrived Saturday to visit home folks and plans to return to farming. Crist has the deep sympathy of Scandia friends due to the death of his wife, who is well known in the community.
Mrs. P. E. Erickson visited Fort Sumner New Mexico last week to see her ill daughter Mrs. George Stromberg. She returned Sunday with Mrs. Stromberg and her two children. Mrs Stromberg remains in Concordia hospital undergoing an operation today.
Win Wobhlford and family prepare shipment to Woolston Kansas while delaying due to their son Walter’s illness. Walter is to undergo an appendicitis operation this week at St Joseph's Hospital in Ionecordia.
Dr FW SweaSueen the Topeka Bye-Sight Specialist will be in Scandia to offer free classes Saturday March 4. Don’t forget the date Saturday March 4.
After eighteen weeks of suspense crowds formed a half block line outside the Globe Theatre and packed the lobby to see the last chapters of The Brass Bullet. The play closed with a happy ending featuring Juanita Nansen and Jack Mulhall.
John Nondorf bought the drag line of Q. S. Ellis this week, taking ownership of the equipment used in heavy lifting and material movement. The transfer signals a shift in local industrial assets and may affect operations for nearby projects.
Wm. Freeburg of Courtland visited Sunday at the J. A. Freeburg home, sharing stories and catching up with relatives and neighbors during the afternoon gathering.
Frank Munger the news jail custodian has moved into new quarters while N Doctor of Septelt Phyllls spent Sunday with his parents as part of weekend activities.
Local notices list illnesses, moves, and business visits. Residents from Belleville, Seanda Plains, Republic, and surrounding towns are noted for health struggles, property moves, and community activities including Epworth League events and local trades.
Robi and Rickabaugh talk about the job of paper hanging or painting. They consider methods, duties, and expectations for completing the task successfully.
John Webber announces a seed sale selection at Solas Farm near Praaite House. The listing invites buyers to inspect and choose seed stock suitable for planting season and future crops.
Two young horses for sale by W K L Wallman. A nine year old mare weighs about 24 005 pounds and a three year old gelding weighs about 22 007 pounds. Price £75 each.
Delia Bowling represented Republic county at a major executive meeting in Salina with national president Anna Gordon state president Mrs Nitcher and six state officers. Seventy county presidents attended as proxies. The gathering aimed to raise Kansas share of a ten million fund with Republic County tasked to raise five hundred dollars. A banquet honoring Miss Gordon followed a Thursday dinner and reception.
The gathering at St. John's Lutheran church in Salina featured a National president Miss Gordon delivering an address. Local ministers and residents welcomed delegates plus a call to support the war effort with civic pride. Celia Bowling reports on Salina hospitality and Republican county fundraising drive.
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