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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
3
Win. Conner visits St Joseph while Miss Bessie Seabolt and Mrs Moll enjoy family connections. Fragments note Cal or Chi town trips, school term end, pension raise, moved households, new baby, medical scares, and a Cuba wedding. Community events include visitors from Courtland Belleville Randall and Wayne, with locals at church, lecture, and insurers visits.
W B Gullek exchanges Republic City property for the Sherrard residence on Kansas Ave and plans to make it his home. Mrs Hawes, unable to find another town home, expects to move to Morris county. E A Workman visited from Courtland. Oliver Nelson returns from Kansas City. Alla Swanson comes from Belleville. Mr and Mrs Morey and Mr and Mrs C B Morey travel from Kansas City. Miss Iva Nelson of Courtland visits Scandia.
WANTED Everybody to come to the grand opening April 7. Willie Weislogel was bitten Sunday by a dog thought mad and treated in Wymore Nebraska with mad stone. He returned Tuesday evening. Mrs. T. A. Nelson of Norway is reported on the sick list. Lizzie Freelove and Dr. George Litsinger quarried at Clyde on March 25 and visited Courtland. Five year old Addie Morey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Morey, died in Kansas City Monday. remains brought for interment. Marriage license issued to John Brown and Cassi Smith. Kid Christian ill from old friends boils. Lewis Dow visit from Courtland. Cold snap. sidewalk repairs and garden work advised. dog tax payments urged.
The report from High School under H A Stowell shows total enrollment with 25 attending and 4 half day absences, plus tardiness cases. Grammar and Primary schools list similarly fragmented figures for attendance, tardiness, and half-day absences with multiple misread words and names.
Prof A L Richardson leads a two week session ending with a splendid chorus concert at the M W Church in Scandia Kansas on Saturday evening April 7. Delegations from Courtland and Kackley join a possible Webber quartet to strengthen the chorus. Musical contests and special selections accompany the program. Admission 20 cents. Doors open 7 30 p m. Program 6 15.
A Baltimore Herald report describes Burmahty marriage rites where a woman offers a stick of sweetmeat to a man she regards as a potential husband. If he accepts and eats it, they are wed with no ceremony or witnesses required. If he declines, she seeks another suitor.
The Courtland Register reports Geo H Litsinger M D of the city won first prize of 100 dollars gold as top scholar in a graduating class of 120 at the University Medical of Kansas City. He is praised for steady work and integrity and his friends anticipate a successful career.
Mr Robertson of Norway township has received full insurance payout after a recent house fire. Port Haven at Telescope office plans a layoff, to visit Chicago and eastern cities. J A Gardner will fill in. Tramps in town prompt talk of resurrecting the rock pile. Court house walls show quake-like wear, and John M Tones becomes gardener at Beloit Industrial School as he heads to seasonal duties.
A fragmented OCR shows names and numbers including Clark as agent and several terms like Colorado, Westwart, Kreddit, and Rhyer. The text appears as scattered identifiers without coherent event or context. No clear date location or outcome is present.
The notice lists credits for subscriptions with stars marking new subscribers and daggers for quitters. Names include L A Garman Frank Larsen L A Edman Grant Fulcomer M J Eliott Ad Hollenbeck and John H Nelson who helped his father haul lumber. A Kansas or Galena connection appears with Geo Wheatly of Galena being nominated for Congress by Republicans in the Third district yesterday.
Advertises learning effects of Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and offers a trial bottle at a store. Encourages readers to write and request ten doses for a trial, with a promotional tone and a specific seller credit.
Acknowledges relief from rheumatism in the right shoulder after using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Editor A. R. De Fluent of the Journal in Doylestown Ohio touts quick relief and constant use. Product sold by Mapper, the Druggist, with a 25 or 50 cent bottle and a money back promise if no benefit.
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