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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
4
The itemized notes record Sunday visits and gatherings among families including Bettis Everts McGregor Lutty and Anderson. Individuals Amy Poage Buchner and Elsie Bettis are noted alongside Johnsons and the Thornburgs. Theo Otto reports his incubator producing about 75 chickens this week.
For sale a six year old bay mare about 1400 pounds. Must be sold at once. Also includes buggy and harness. The text ends with a dated religious note and a weather remark about an equinoctial storm.
A New York Press recounts an instructive scene in a theater where women were urged to remove hats. A gentleman and his wife in the second tier faced attention as the playhouse audience pressed for hat removal, triggering a comic if crude exchange.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a busy man and a woman, mention of unfavorable requirements, and a van passing a house. The text is highly garbled with stray punctuation and misheard phrasing, making precise interpretation difficult. It cites Lady St. Heller in Leisure Hour as the source.
A fragment reports on racial attitudes and quarantine actions. Authorities studied color as a factor and applied isolation protocols for patients to be conveyed to a hospital. The text reflects early 20th century public health responses to perceived race related concerns.
Roy Clark was in Union Saturday and Lt Morris traveled to Norton. Joe Sissell shelled and delivered Tuesday. May Swafford visited D A Brown's. Taylor Hammond went to Mead Co Tuesday. J T Johnson was sent to his farm Tuesday. D A Haney bought a new piano last week. Slaine James shelled and delivered corn Monday. Grace Hostetler visited D P Johnson's Sunday. Nellie Joy boards at H O Marshall's this week. Howard Williams visited D P Johnson's Sunday. He Banks and wife went to Belleville Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Bowersox visited W O Bowersox's Sunday. Mrs Claude Williamson returned to Kansas City.
Property listing shows multiple residential lots for sale in Scandia. Mrs Clara Anderson Curran and Mrs A B Wilder advertise inquiries for parcels including lots 401 402 408 419 420 282 233 934 303 804 305 466 507 509 510 with a date 2 12 25. Potential buyers are directed to inquire.
A reflection on memory as a fragile, personal archive. The speaker suggests memory selects from life what is meaningful, not costly, and that the deepest value lies in intimate significance felt by the heart.
Former French foreign minister M Delcasse is described in vivid terms as 53 and muscular with a cropped head bristly mustache and a determined mouth. The portrait suggests a man capable of hard toil and resilience.
G I Stoessel, nephew of the Russian Port Arthur commander, is described as a truck farmer living near Pass Christian Mississippi. He was born in New Orleans after his parents emigrated from Switzerland over fifty years ago.
The article recounts young John Sherman and his brothers being given money to pay their board during a shooting trip at a farmer's house near Lancaster Ohio. The farmer refused payment saying Judge Sherman’s sons would always be welcome. John then extended his stay by another week.
An old advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills cure torpid liver and chronic constipation. It promotes the pill as perfect and guarantees satisfaction, urging readers to obtain them at all druggists.
New stock for spring trade on display features Milwaukee and John Deere lines with handmade options. Stock includes collars pads whips lap dusters and fly nets plus bulk field and garden seeds such as alfalfa miller cane Kentucky blue grass and brome grass.
Light Diamond Poultry advertises netting products in multiple sizes. The listing highlights availability of various mesh dimensions for poultry enclosures and farm applications.
In a Sigourney talk the evangelist criticizes town saloon petitions and mocks the 40 cent bribe offered by liquor dealers. He compares license costs, population figures, and hog prices to argue saloons ruin communities and warn petition signers of dire personal consequences.
The narrative recalls Andrew Pinkham a respected North Monmouth Maine farmer and former state senator. He recounts a harsh rocky plowing day with his brother Amsa and their father overseeing. Pinkham, winded and strained, cried to halt the yanking horses, but the father urged them to press on with the line Drive on Amba drive.
In Bayonne France Perron is a barber musician poet journalist and leader of the Bayonne orchestra at masked balls. He edits the Bayonne Razor and leads the Perron academy of hairdressing. He is knight of the order Tsai bella and father of six. A United Brethren Church audience heard a fine lecture by Rev. [text unclear].
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