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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
1
The Journal reports four new subscribers this week boosting advertiser value. Courtland Comet gave the Journal a bouquet last week and Editor Hoyt is thanked for fair treatment.
The Belleville Telescope notes all Republican papers favor Taft except Scandia based mugwam sheet. Belleville Republicans meet Saturday to endorse Roosevelt by 121 to 9, signaling a strong county-wide effort to influence the convention. The piece reflects pride in the political mobilization.
Box supper at 88 next Friday May 3 invites all to attend. Ladies bring boxes. U and I Art Club met April 19 with Mrs Blosser of Norway. A two course luncheon was served by the Misses Blosser with Mrs Ahrens. Club meets with Mrs Grubb May 3. Republicans urged to focus on county ticket election this fall.
Mr Cooper reports C S Morey of Kansas City was surprised to see a Journal item stating he was ill and asks for correction. The stork visited the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Evert on Monday April 20 with a baby boy.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hermane Gana was buried from their home in Union Valley cemetery after living about ten and a half hours. The note herbs a Short verse by Longfellow and records local visits by Hayes of Denver Colp and Mrs Scrivner hosting Mary Spring care.
Ainsworth Courtland Kansas lists white corn shell ed and graded, German Millet, Sugar Drip, and Amber cane seed at 1.85 per bit. FLO. 7. Samples on request. CG. 0.
Superior hosts a three day aviation meet with Longren and his powerful biplane giving exhibition flights each day. The event features the Big Kit Carson Wild West Show on Saturday and promises at least 15 minute flights from aloft. Attendance expected from Thursday to Saturday under Superior Base Ball Association.
Ada ONeal is absent due to sickness. Juniors finished their last Shakespeare test. Sophomores and Freshmen completed Ancient History. The high school enjoyed a vacation last Friday as classrooms hosted county examiners. Junior Zoology dissected a fish and a snake during the last week.
Final windup of the Peterson Bros contest Wednesday night rewarded four contestants with prizes. Vote counting after 9 p m named Aunt Carlson winning a sewing machine, Mrs VanNatta a gold watch, Mrs Larson a silver toilet set, and Mrs O Neal a coffee percolator.
A. Ellingson invites customers to view a fine line of wallpaper and Alabastine indoors.
The picnic committee retained officers L. C. Hohr as president Arthur Larson as vice president A Ellingson as secretary and S. W. Grubb as treasurer. Dates set are August 1 2 and 8 with $3800 already raised via a subscription blank and more expected to ensure solid finances. A meeting was held to finalize plans and arrangements.
A. J. White and son Geo. traveled from Belleville Wednesday to view potential customers for their growing automobile business. They showcase three cars, the Buick Krit and Everett, signaling confidence in pleasing buyers.
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