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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
8
The notice outlines advertising charges: 10 cents per column inch for display ads, 25 cents for a card of thanks, and per line for local classified lines. Special rates on contract, mail order ads with various payment methods, and restrictions on fundraising announcements.
In stock at The Journal Office is large sized carbon or transferr paper. The note references a quotation about weather and a date line mentioning Monday May 10.
Miss Ella Nyland and Rev. E N Nelson of Greeley Colorado married Wednesday afternoon May 5 at the Nyland home northeast of Semndia. Rev. E K Gale officiated in the presence of relatives and a three course dinner followed. They plan to visit Oakland Nebraska then settle in Greeley for their future home.
McNulty's Hardware advertises a large sale west of town with big reductions. The note urges buyers to act quickly to save on quality goods as stock must move for upcoming orders.
Six head good horses, ages varied, all in fine condition. See S J Summer at once for details and to arrange purchase.
Josephine Nelson spends the week near Norway sewing for Mrs. Victor Johnson in a local household project. The arrangement highlights a period of domestic work and travel within the community.
Mr and Mrs W Basset who had lived in Neandia for several months moved back to their farm near Concordia at the start of the week.
Miss Mabel Berggren attended the high school play at Replete Friday night and returned home Saturday morning.
Henry T. Grimms of Concordia has been engaged by A. Nelson to lead the bakery. He will supply bread to all stores that wish to buy and is well recommended for the post.
The Alva Muth family traveled from Republic Sunday and had Mr Jennings guide their group. Jennings has also led several of their S classes and ball teams this week.
Rudolph Moe and family Abe and Mrs Chas Andreen and son Mir attended a Woodmen of Scandia banquet at their hall in Scandia for about 70 members and guests. Lloyd and Mrs Robison with Adah Robison provided music amid a heavy April shower, as the lodge resumes growth after a recent assessment settlement.
Dr. Olsson attended a Rock Island board meeting and was re elected president at Round Rock. Ada Ladies Aid hosts Friday afternoon event with Rev O L Larson Indian Mission address. He preaches Sunday at Ada church and at Scandia Lutheran church Sunday evening. Larson is touring on furlough from India.
Synod ClIl Johnson named to the executive committee while Adolph Johnson joins the Board of Review at Bethany College. D. A. Ny Wall of Scandia wins re election for a four year term on the Bethany College Board of Directors.
Distinctive names appear in a sequence of visits and social events across Concordia and nearby towns. Several households including Gile, Rogers, Antes, Diunean, Bartletts, Nichol and others are noted visiting relatives, attending lodges and institutes, and shopping or traveling on weekends and weekdays.
A testimonial notes rapid relief from summer complaint after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer recalls falling ill over a decade ago and credits one dose with stopping the trouble. Sold by all dealers as claimed.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease not cured by local applications. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and said to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims it is not quack medicine and cites a physician’s prescription, with testimonials available. Sold by druggists. Toledo Ohio company listed.
A reflective piece questions how men act under varying pressures and seeks to evoke personal consideration of choices. It contrasts motives and behaviors across situations, inviting readers to ponder their own likely actions.
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