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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
5
The report covers the Grammar room for March 19 1909 with enrollment and attendance figures across multiple grades. It lists names of students never absent or tardy, highest ranks per class, and notes on visitors and teachers for the intermediate and primary rooms. Citizens Ticket lists candidates for mayor and council with endorsements.
For sale a dandy windmill nearly new and a second hand international propping englave 12 tf ca fo white.
Fragments show M. Kastvedt and reference to food prairie hay priced cheaply. No clear location or date provided. Summary notes indicate a local farmer contact and a discounted hay offering.
On March 1 the spirit of Rozella Margaret Nichol, two months old and daughter of Elmer and Bessie Nichol, returned to the Master who gave them such a precious jewel. Funeral services were held by Rev. Cory at Providence Chapel, March Path, 1909. He shall feed his flock like a shepherd. isa 40 11.
Classified note offers two capable farm hands at once with the highest wages, instructing interested applicants to inquire at the Journal of free.
Report from Wpenda School District No 113 shows 44 enrolled students 23 boys 21 girls with average daily attendance 19 boys 17 girls 0 tardies. Top students include Joe Price Merle Harbaugh Mary Cherpey Lillian Madden Martha Thompson Dora Price Alma Thompson Ora Madden. Visitors total 11. Addie Gile, teacher. Mrs Jorgenson of Chicago visiting relatives in Belleville area.
An advertisement invites readers to purchase hedge posts or clean cabs from Thos P Doctor Jr located south of Rydal. The notice emphasizes value and locality for potential customers.
A note shows renewed subscribers since the last issue. Names include J Ridbere Concordia John O Anderson WR Colelavier Frank Swyhart Republic JIT Webber I N Hendrix. Starred names indicate new subscribers.
Lost black angora worn for over coat last Saturday evening March 20 between Brandstroms Shop and two miles north of the school house. Finder will receive reward. Cee AS Swittrsott Scandia Phone 90
A five room house is available for rent on Cloul Street. Apply to Alps Sarah Mrrcsson a Miss Ndith Anderson spent the weekend with home folks. Fanett Barns and Jim Weislace visited Courtland Saturday evening. Chas Porstrom received the first degree in Odd Fellowship Tuesday night. Miss Sophie Peterson and Miss Anna Johnson visited friends north of town Sunday. Highest market price for cegus in trade atl. Mo Weislogel's AL OS. Mahan last week epie chased Frank Swanson's grocery store. Mer Mahan took possession Tuesday. Henry Fulcomer Monday said his property known as sthe etb in to A Vandevere, $2300.
Call and see Prebles new line of furniture just arrived. UV Bo addressed services Sunday morning, regular evening services. When you dye dye with Diamond Dye sold by Nywall Mrs C F Ericsson and Mrs A Sederlin. Mrs Hiiesson's farm visit by J M Weisleyer's eggs as cash. Mr McDonald of Wayne visited his daughter Mrs J L Brigham on the way to Courtland. Rev Johnston Warren Johnston A M Swanson and others went to Belleville ME Conference Tuesday night returning Wednesday morning.
The cattle at Karas Cy Stosk Yards on March 23 show a drop in head count to about 900 with prices rising to average levels. Steers sold around 40 to 60 dollars. cows and heifers traded lower with demand steady but cautious. Trade in stockers and feeders slumped, then revived, keeping the market firm for the week.
A garbled note mentions Shawn rsee with Kent Chadwick's Barn om Priddy and Sutureay oof each week. It references a horse and voices including Jim, Pood, Mahaffey, and an owner in an unclear context.
Tuesday visitors report wrestling event at Convention Hall with Goteh Nomen. MooA Preble announces delivery of furniture ready for inspection by Saturday.
Miss Carrie Eerden returns to Kansas City on Thursday after an extended visit with her sister Mrs Frank Smith southeast of town.
Cement blocks available for immediate order. Contact 123 Phone 139. QO. U. Bettis for pricing and delivery details.
High winds Tuesday night caused extensive damage in the western region. Several cars derailed near Norton and eastbound trains ran late due to the disruption.
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