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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
7
Local items list residents like Chas Berggren visiting Munden and Elmer Olson en route to Jensen Nebr. Blue Ribbon peaches offered at 1.70 for 5 lb. periodicals note births and illnesses including a new girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hohman. Other items mention church services, travels to Belleville Superior and Concordia, and a 1917 Ford for sale.
There will be a box supper held day April 25. A program will be rendered in connection. All are invited to attend.
The bulletin lists prices for hides with 3 cents per pound for plain hides and 2 cents for bull hides. Jake Weislogal tf.
Miss Wilcox county Red Cross nurse will join a Mothers conference at the Boggess home on Thursday March 24 with free examinations for all children under school age. Miss Burr from the State Board of Health will address the women at the high school on Monday afternoon at 4 15 about hygienic questions. Ladies invited. A piano near Scandia with payments in progress is for sale with balance due. Write Meang Music Company 305 East 10th St Kansas City Mo.
Friends gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Eli Othberg’s home to mark their fifth wedding anniversary. Attendees included John Swanson Victor Erickson C A Othberg Doug Cardwell and others as noted. A second notice expresses heartfelt thanks to those who assisted in the funeral and interment of the father.
The Philippines Interior Department faces letters from U S readers urging a law to ban selling and eating dogs among the Igorots in the mountains. Secretary Kalaw notes possible indirect passage but the issue draws strong humane arguments.
In a memory from a fifty year old class in Indianapolis a boy jokes that he would rather be faded from rain soaked tissue bows than go without beans. The scene shows grade seven girls with bright bows and two spinster teachers sharing humor.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet quotes a celebrated novelist who recalls mornings at the typewriter with no words. A debutante replies she once sat two hours before she could write the single word No, illustrating writer’s block with humor.
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