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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
4
A playful tale features Willie Woodchuck and his family as they prepare for spring. It explains the ground hog shadow belief and how people interpret the coming of warmer weather.
Ambitious men in any walk of life can build permanent business of their own paying $50 to $100 weekly. One of the world's largest wholesale grocery houses has openings with protected territory. Goods nationally known. Experience not required, men with proper qualifications will receive full cooperation. Liberal money. John Sexton and Co., Chicago, Tl.
The Barner class held its bi monthly meeting in the church basement Tuesday evening. Miss Bertha Gile closed a successful term of school at Dist. 47 with a weinie roast for pupils and visitors. Many local names and social visits appear including Engle, Mikesell, Robison, and Goodwin among others.
County wide notes report courtesy of the Register of Deeds Minnie M and family with a new Essex touring car. August Swanson and relatives visit the county seat from River Side Park near Scandia. Scandia seniors photographed in Belleville while Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attend Courtland anniversary. Prudence Strong closes Grace Hill school then plans to teach in Belleville Center. The postponed county track meet set for May 10 includes oratorical and musical events in the evening. George Walter and son Chas visit from Norway township to transact business. Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Agency promotes coverage against fire and hail with Noble Isaacson as agent.
Farmers report a cold soaking rain from Wednesday into Thursday with over an inch of precipitation. Temperatures hovered near freezing, raising fears that further drop could harm fruit crops while a few farmers including Mr and Mrs Reed assisted with farm tasks in Belleville.
Claimed that catarrh cannot be cured with local treatments and must be treated internally by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The advertisement asserts the remedy works through the blood on mucous surfaces, listing its tonics and blood purifiers and noting a physician endorsement. It invites readers to send for testimonials.
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