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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
5
Special prices for special lines. Prices that will pay you to consider and goods that have value for your consideration. It will pay you to cut this out and bring it with you and get a full summer's supply of the merchandise offered in this sale for two weeks.
Prominent catalog entry lists Valenciennes laces in wide and narrow forms and torchons fashioned from cotton and linen. Includes variations by weave and fabric composition for discerning shoppers.
A vivid display features a beautiful line of Spring dress goods and ash goods with imported Mohair in blacks and colors. The fabrics boast fine weaves and lustrous finish, claiming the largest assortment of embroidery fabrics for discerning shoppers.
An old advertisement highlights Scandia laces and Al Prices offering various widths. The clipped copy emphasizes availability and product range, typical of retail notices in the period.
Readable fragment notes a sale featuring lamburgh nansook and Swiss embroideries with dainty edgings and wide flouncing corset coverings marked for the event.
A lyric styled item from Dulick Mercantile Company lyrics urging resilience. The text references weather, winds, and hardship with lines about not losing cheer and singing a happy song to weather tough times. Identified names include J Richie Surultz in a promotional style piece.
The Wyoming Co staged a memorable opera house performance with striking miner costumes and harmonious scenery. Miss Kathleen Barretti as the foundling won hearts with her standout personality in a high class production.
The readable text is unclear and fragmentary about WAAC topics and publication timing. It hints at editor interactions and space constraints but lacks concrete facts, dates, or named entities to form a coherent news item.
Fragmentary note mentions pasturage near De Agee and a location described as Hastvedt's south of Norway. No clear date, event, or full names available. From the readable text, key entities are Hastvedt, Norway, and De Agee.
Readable fragments indicate a farm property for rent near Hamilton Montana. The text mentions David and an address in E David, with a 10 mile south reference, a 436 deres line, and a $250 cash amount likely as rent or deposit. No complete verification of entities or dates available.
Mr and Mrs W D Brotchie entertained at whist last Thursday in Oates of Mrs J A Brotchie. Four tables played with Mrs Birch winning first prize and Hal Ackley taking the consolation. Refreshments included chicken salad sandwiches cake and coffee. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs J M Weislogel Mr and Mrs Sam Summers Mr and Mrs W C Birch Mr and Mrs J B Henry Miss Lotta Stover Miss Lou Conner and Messrs H Z and Cleve Ackley W Eagleson.
Mrs A Li Whitney entertains a party of young people Saturday evening in Belleville honoring Misses Gretta Collins and Nina Pilkenton. Guests shared music and games with cocoa sandwiches and assorted treats served. Additional attendees included Bertha Wilson Blanche Haggman Clara Kallman Edith Gunter Laura Happer Mage Preble Ned Kimball Raymond Wheeler Arthur Wilson Cleve Ackley Arthur Larson James Whitney Bert Paynter and Merl Paynter.
The hall was packed on a cold Friday night for the High School concert. The chorus quartette readings instrumental music songs and especially the Band were praised. Lunch received generous approbation with total receipts over $64 for school benefit.
The Count de Vergennes tells Jefferson you replace, Dr. Franklin, and that no one can replace him. The newly appointed minister to France asserts his own unique successor role.
The first shipment of new dry goods arrives this morning with daily arrivals all week. Mr. Newell, from Rockwell Moise & Grain Co, leads the venture with strong references and a lively opening team including Mr. B A Smith and Mr. Briggs. The store opens Saturday March dist and invites the public to view its stock.
An explosion occurred when Guy Loofbourrow attempted to pour gasoline from a can into a kitchen stove to clear chimney soot. The blast shattered the stove and windows, set the hose on fire, and left Loofbourrow severely burned on his face. Mrs Loofbourrow's hair was singed while neighbors heard the blast as Vincent visits Concordia.
Special session Tuesday evening brought officials and representatives of the Mer's Independent Telephone Co of Rydal to discuss a franchise for Scandia. The consensus favored denying the Farje re company rights until a charter is obtained and urged limits or central office access to avoid a rival system. Business leaders preferred a single, well-served system over competition with a new entrant.
Crowded sale at the Farmers' & Mercants closes with Cooper Cashier in charge. Tebow's and Dise Sharpener join the event, promising renewed goods and service after the transition.
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