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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
7
An article on Proof Reading shows how accuracy is pursued in punctuation and capitalization. It cites W A Harper as a corrector and demonstrates reading practices that address minute details to ensure correctness in printing.
A teacher received notes excuse for pupil absences. One reads Dear Teacher Kindly excuse Minnie for having been absent yesterday as she fell in the mud on her way to school. By doing the same you will oblige Her Mother. The item reflects schoolroom humor and parent voices in historical records.
The report lists U S mineral outputs by value across sectors. Coal leads with 350 million dollars followed by pig iron at 242 million copper 87 million gold 78 million petroleum 66 million stone 55 million silver 33 million natural gas 27 million and lead 23 million.
An analysis surveys that the typical student, under the average professor, maintains an overall grade around 80 percent. The finding emphasizes the standard of work across courses and instructors.
A private citizen published what is claimed as the most valuable book ever, the Walters collection catalogue in Baltimore detailing pictures and ceramics. The work stands as the premier example of a privately issued catalog in the arts.
The Belleville Democrat reports that Concordia Belleville Ry dall and Scandia will be connected by telephone service, extending to farmers in the southern country. Residents with town trade ties gain direct communication, while surveyors near Scandia raise questions about unknown plans. Miss Garvin A Shelden, formerly of Republic County, now teaches at Oklahoma City High School and awaits favorable land claims profits.
A local notice announces a trial sample of Fank's Early Deat 90 day corn by S. Cooper and the Farmers and Friends group. It invites examination and calls readers to visit the sample. The note mentions fishing activity, frogs still in mud, and that the truant officer will be busy. Mrs. Lewie Garman has arrived from Texas.
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Church pews offered at two dollars with others priced by condition. Inquiries at J. H. Cullers Bank of Scandia. Weather forecast for Friday is fair. Mr. A. Paul has moved into rooms above the Farmers Merchants Bank. City man yields his best farming days.
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