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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1906
Page
2
Farm notes and social visits from Union Valley region
Local rural notes report renifalfa boosters and efifi deal on a farm. Grace Cooper of Scandia organized a music class in Union. Archie and Mary Larson visited H. O. Marshall, Jake Stoffer nearing house completion, Art Tallent and companion visited Union Valley last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie and
Mary ‘Larson
H. O. Marshall
Art Tallent
Lady Friend
Union Valley
Union area social and local government notes
Chas. Kallman of Rexford visited Union on Monday to look for western land buyers. Oliver Johnson and wife were visitors in Union on Wednesday. Bruce Cuthbertson did business at Republic on Tuesday. Union residents attended the home talent play Santiago at Republic Saturday evening. Adolph Nelson of Statidia and Miss Ruby Otto of Belleville were visitors in Union last Sunday. The Union Township Board met at D. P. Johnsons Monday and made two appointments Ed Emmert was named Road Overseer District No. 2 and Jerome Bowersox overseer District No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kallman
Rexford
Santiago
Republic
Adolph Nelson
Statidia
Ruby Otto
Belleville
Union
Union Township Board
D. P. Johnson’s
Ed Emmert
Jerome—Bowersox
White Rock Whittling Row of Local Visits and News
Busy report from White Rock notes Rev C O Freeman visiting W Westin's last week. Mrs J Othberg and several others were ill or visiting at neighbors. Florence Barber left for Oklahoma to improve her homestead. Pearl Frazer, formerly of this area, is said to have died in Oklahoma. Lincoln Epworth League held its May 3rd officers election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl, Frazer
Oklahoma
Harry Weir
Lincoln Epworth League
Western Winds and Farmers Notes From the County
Mrs. D. N. Woods is on the sick list. A number of farmers list this week. Dr and Mrs. Snyder and son Fred spent Sunday at 1.8. Gar man’s A.M. Poage took cattle to his Tarim near Courtland Monday. Elmer and John Southers started to Riverton Nebraska with their cattle. Miss Mary Poage stays with her sister in law Mrs Art Poage this week Alfred. Thornberg spent Sunday afternoon with Loyd and John Garman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Fred
Garman
A.M. Poagé
Tarim
Courtland
Elmer
John Southers
Riverton
Nebr
Mary Poage
Art Poage
Alfred
Thornberg
Loyd
John Garman
Nor way Bulletin Christening and Community News
Mrs and Mrs Arnie Thompson baby were christened Sunday. Mrs Bukke returned from Morganville where she taught Norwegian school. Mrs Roy Chase, ill, is better. Twelve Figgins have mumps. Mrs Jacobson and Mrs Selma Anderson visited west of Kathley Friday. Heavy rain and hail damaged gardens and fruit trees nearby. Hanson with typhoid fever is better. Sam and Robert Scrioner build a two story frame house. Anna Rimol ends a seven month school term Friday. Parents plan to take their children to the district program at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bukke
Morganville
Roy Chase
Gare
Hanson
Anna Rimol
Courtland Brief Scant Readable Fragments
Damaged OCR yields a partial Courtland note about a person named Henry Rosene and an event reference to storms and hogs, with unreadable surrounding details.
Local social notes mention many neighbors at gatherings
The report lists several residents visiting Curtis Greensinde and Courtland events. Mr. and Mrs. McKay, Mr. and Mrs. Aimingerman, Mr. Gue, and others are noted with Sunday visits and casual social activity across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKay
Curtis. McKay
Luntington
Black
Aimingerman
Gue
Greensinde
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Emalander
Funston
Scandia
A. ©. Thom MD
Frisco System
Homeseekers
Oklahoma, Indian Territory
Arkansas
Missouri
Texas
A. Hilton
Gen
St. Louis
J. G. Lovrein
Kansas City, Mo
California
Santa Fe
Santa_Fe
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Atchison and
St. Joseph
Kansas
Indian Territory
Harvey
Pullman
Grand Canyon
L. B. Smith
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Miller’s Livery Barn
Chas. Mahaffey
Union ‘News
Renifalfa Boosters
Smussen
Jake’ Stoffer
Oliver Johnson
Bruce Cuthbertson
White Rock
C. O. Freeman
W. Westin
Mrs. J. Othberg
Clarence Haney
John Barbers
A. Boman
Emily Swanson
Lula Swann
Wm. Lindens
Florence Barber
Gust Isayeson
A. P. Swanson
Anna Swanson
Greenslades
D. N. Woods
Norway
Bulletin
Arnie, ‘Thompson Baby
Figgins
Jacobson
Selma Anderson
Kathley
Sam
Robert, Scrioner
Mizer Pub
Down
Workin
George Johnson
AR “Designs
Ee GonymakTs &E
Gree
Munn
Fimerican
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