The Scandia Journal records in Scan a Kansas post office
The Scandia Journal from Scandia Kansas was entered at the local post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1921
Page
2
The Scandia Journal from Scandia Kansas was entered at the local post office as second class matter.
The Journal price is set at $1.25 per year. Measurements show a standard subscription rate from J W Plotner and Son Publishers aimed at current and new readers.
Weather bright as gardening season nears. Soud County lacks a court house for holding sessions. district court met at the Ayer house last week. A Holiday sold his business and will move to Culbertson Nebraska. Wurtz of Belleville visited town. Geo. W. Collins arranged new stock. Dr. Trainor returns from St. Gaewis to resume practice. Marriage notices: Mibert V. McClure of Republic City to Eva VanHorn of Secindta Kansas, March 14, 1886. City election nears. voters urged to select capable leaders. A disturbance occurred in the south end. Mr. Brown involved. City administration praised for street repairs. Election to choose Mayor, Police Judge, and five councilmen on the first Monday of next sere. Republic City News commends band. Prof. Davies notes county quiet. A journalist solicits patronage with a corkscrew. remarks on Mormal’s workload.
Bargains list several high quality pianos including Fisher, Elburn, Kimball, Oakland, Aeolian Player, and Story & Clark with prices from 150 to 295 dollars. Also offering Edison and Columbia phonographs. Goods guaranteed and exchangeable if not as presented. Home delivery on approval with cash, notes, or installment terms at 8 percent interest.
The column notes a pugilist warning an older man in the lower billiard hall, a farmer showing four oversized potatoes of Clark No 1 and Mammoth Pearl varieties, a colt scare involving two dogs breaking a corral fence, and urges a bounty on unaccompanied dogs in public highways or private premises.
Prof James Rosedale and a party of Arabs examined Pilgrim era inscriptions at Pilgrim Hall and America’s shrine. They translated one Arabic line showing the Pilgrim spirit: peace under God and God’s judgment upon the Mighty.
C A Swanson announces Riverside Park opens April 1 marking its fourth year of operation. Attendance is expected to rise with each season as the park remains a camping and recreation ground with on site water and refreshments. Admission changes set adults at 10 cents and children under 12 free to improve the experience.
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