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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1913
Page
4
Advert reading credits Electric Bitters with curing rheumatism linked to stomach and liver troubles. A testimonial from Charles S. Allen of Sylvania Ga claims four bottles cured he from rheumatism and kidney issues. Also notes local blizzard, school events, and minor community updates including a debate outcome and church attendance.
A fragmented note describes happenings in Norway with scattered details. It mentions events or states tied to a place or group but lacks clear dates or names. The readable content hints at political or social matters without explicit outcomes.
Local residents Clara Melhus and Netlie Ham ier visited Scandia for dental work. Mrs J A Brewer visited C A Brewers. Miss Wallberg Hansen arrived from WK C to visit friends. Neal Thomason from Mo visited his uncle. Rev O Ro Svore and fortis spent Sunday with J J Melhus. Will Lewis and Clarence Norris visited Concordia, with Norris accompanying him home. Township contest delegates named for Fairview: Willie Stensans, Iola Eastvedt, Clarence McGregor, Joyvd McGregor, Tillman Adams, Arthur Boyce, Leonard Stensans. Orchestra practiced at J R Hugo’s, Floyd Bartlett left for Lindsborg for Messiah. Mr and Mrs C A Brewer welcomed baby girl born March 8. TL M Ringer and O Schammer hosted Sunday. Lutheran church confirmation set for March 24. confirmants Clarence Steinsans, Ela Buer, Addie Thompson, Eben Tarsen, Bertha Norgard. Clara Hupeos and companion visited Hans Jensen. Harley Bowling and Tatly moved from Belleville to the vacated Brewer house.
The Progress Club held a Monday meeting with wifi provision and Mrs Hageman listed. Mrs Merril led the session which reviewed the Jesson opartist piece and Vi 3 history. Next week marks the final meeting of the year after completing the year’s work. Win Motley was taken to Bethany hospital in Kansas City on Thursday. Wood remains in critical condition after an operation, with hopes for improvement.
Advertisement touts Dr Wite's New Life Pills claiming fast relief from constipation and improved digestion. It promises to stimulate the liver, banish disorder, and cleanse the system, urging regular use to quickly end distress.
Film developing offer invites readers to mail first film roll to J C Wolcott at 25 Kansas Ave Topeka with free development and claim of high grade work. Miss Josephine Nelson to entertain Ladies Aid Society at Lutheran church in church parlors Friday. U and club met March 7 at Mrs Haggman’s home for luncheon. guest Miss Nelle Sullivan from Chicago.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs Merrill hosted the U and I club despite a blizzard. Members attended in usual numbers and a bountiful luncheon was served. Mrs Olson entertains next.
The 270 foot south tower will house a grand organ with echo organs in smaller towers. The Festive Court features gold pavements, sculptural groups, fountains with magic lights, and moonlit indirect illumination. Pageants from Oriental nations and processions will draw visitors.
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