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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
3
The article urges early vacation planning and promises a full, enjoyable Rocky Mountain getaway. It emphasizes preparation as the key to a smooth trip and hints at a premier destination among the Rockies for a summer break.
A Pueblo Colorado woman recounts years of nervous prostration and how Miles nervine cured her after two bottles. The ad claims the remedy strengthens nerves, improves sleep, and supports daily life, with a money back guarantee if first course fails.
Kansas Dick Jr a five year old Grade Belgian Stallion stands 16 hands high and weighs 1600 pounds. He has been examined and pronounced sound. He will stand for the 1912 season at W J Dunlap farm miles west and mile south of Norway. Terms ten dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Care will be taken but not responsible for accidents. Mares known to be with foal leaving the country service fee due at once. J A Moore owner.
Threshed millet hay offered for sale along with a number of bred sons. Inquiries may be directed to A. L. Etter in Scandia at phone number 1004.
East of Scandia visitors, Belleville church events, and Republican convention attendance mark a busy week. Notable items include the Poplar Grove cemetery association meeting, school term updates, a new marble shop in Mankato, and community notices from farmers and residents across Republic county.
The Swedish ladies aid met with J. F. Kullberg on Monday afternoon. EK M. Fastvedt assisted P. Hammer with his house last week. Larson Brothers shelled corn for local work.
Lamp wicks dipped in strong vinegar prevent smoking and brighten light. Scrape hard soap ends to keep blacking from nails. Mend leaks in hot war bottles with mending tissue under an old glove piece and press with a hot iron. Iron shirt waists sleeves first to avoid wrinkles. For smoky lamps mix thick starch and cold water to the ceiling and brush off after hours. Clean lace yokes with starch paste and brush after three days.
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