Local Classifieds and Household Services Update
Advertisements note used quitivatora and sale details for cistern and cess pool cleaning by Henry or Frank Peterson. Bloom property rent on Cloud Street. German millet seed cleaned at 1.00 per bushel by John Moe Scandia. Mrs Carl Fredling and Agda move to Belleville. Coleman and Reece build a car washing platform at their filling station. Tom Poage returns to Scandia from Gunnison Colorado. Binder repairs offered by R L Linton.
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John Moe
Scandia Phone 906
Public Sale Notice in Courtland Saturday Afternoon
Public sale of household goods at the Mrs. Han nah Sallman home in Courtland on Saturday afternoon May 17 at 2 30. Mrs Bilen Simms visiting her daughter Mrs W C Preble returned to her home at Republic. The ball team travels to Republic next Sunday to play the Republic team. The next home game will be with Randall the week from Sunday. The high school juniors entertain the seniors with a banquet this Thursday evening at the Swedish Methodist church hosted by church ladies. Rev and Mrs Pehrson entertain the ladies aid and the Dorcas Society at the parsonage Friday afternoon May 16 refreshments served 4 to 8 Everybody welcome. Mr and Mrs R M Glenn and Mr and Mrs Volney Raymond of Courtland attended the chautauqua at the Presbyterian church last Friday.
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Bilen Simms
W. C. Preble
Republic
Randall
Swedish Methodist Church
R. M. Glenn
Volney Raymond
Courtland
Presbyterian Church
Wedding Anniversary Celebrated With Riverside Park Dance
Mr and Mrs W C Préble were surprised as Clarence Sims and family and Chas Simma from Republic joined to celebrate their anniversary. Jack Morgan's five piece orchestra will play at Riverside Park on Friday May 16. Several relatives attended the gathering at Chas Hohman's home. Dr F L Warren and Dr J C Sherrard traveled to Lincoln Nebraska for medical consultation. Rev C E Carpenter and Mrs Carpenter plan a two week visit to Gooding Idaho to review travel options via the Rock Island.
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Jack Morgan
Riverside Park
C. E. Carpenter
Jamestown
Piano balance due from Means Music Co. case in Kansas City
A note indicates a balance due on a piano and records located near Scandia, with a party or moving issue. The record mentions Means Music Co at 205 East 10th Street, Kansas City, Missouri, as the creditor.
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Scandia
Alge Piano
Means Music Co
10Th St
Kansas City
Dancing and dances at Riverside May 16 with Jack Morgan’s troupe
Community notices list events at Riverside including a Friday May 16 dance with Jack Morgan’s players and singers. Local women discuss meetings and social gatherings. sales ads offer pure Black Amber cane seed and German millet seed at $1 per bushel.
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Riverside
Jack Morgan
W. F. Kallman
Norway High to Stage Daddy Long Legs Play
Norway high school students announce the final production of the year, Daddy Long Legs. The performance is set for next Wednesday evening at the township hall.
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Norway High School
Long Legs
Township Hall
Williamson couple visits then heads to Colorado for sightseeing
Mr and Mrs Clarence Williamson of Frankfort spent Sunday visiting relatives. They left Monday morning for Colorado to spend a couple of weeks enjoying the sights.
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Clarence Williamson
Frankfort
Colorado
Lewiston Couple Visit Family After Daughter's Death
Mr and Mrs W G McDowell of Lewiston Montana visit relatives in town. They came about two weeks ago after the death of their daughter Mrs Emmert, joining brother Godfrey McDowell and his wife.
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W. G. McDowell
Lewiston,Mont
Godfrey McDowell
McDowell
Emmert
Local Poultry Prices and Belleville Choral Event
The piece lists poultry prices including Quality Chicks rose comb Reds and Buff Leghorns with various prices, from Jenkins Hat chery, Jewell City, Kans. It then notes the community choral club joined tabernacle services at Belleville Monday evening, singing two selections and assisting in the opening song service during a Scandia night with Mrs. Rose delivering the sermon.
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Wyandottes
Langshaw
Jenkins Hatchery
Jewell City
Kans
Belleville
Rev B F Henry in town for short visit from Dunbar Neb
Rev B F Henry of Dunbar Nebraska visited town Monday to reconnect with old friends and consider a call to a Presbyterian church in Superior Nebraska. He has pastored in Durbar for six years and was named moderator of a regional church body with a national conference in Grand Rapids Michigan in June. Hageman & Wires replaced their soda fountain with a modern automatic cooling system and three cream containers, sixteen syrup reservoirs, two spigots, and two electric drink mixers. The marble counter features a black top and base.
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B. F. Henry
Dunbar
Presbyterian Church
Henry
Durbar
Bres
Hageman & Wires Bis
Maesrs
Haggman
Oil Geologist Urges Prospecting in Republic County
A letter from Frank Rundus, a trained geologist, argues Republic County holds concealed oil structures amid salt marsh and coal beds. He warns surface contours mislead and predicts a prolific field once geologists locate the hidden structures, expressing best wishes to county residents.
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Republice
West
Kansas
Republic County
Oriental Splendors in Tourneur's The Brass Bottle at Princess Tuesday
The feature showcases a lavish Oriental setting with dancers Nubian slaves eunuchs lamps fountains rich tapestries and luxurious props. Maurice Tourneur films an intertwining Arabian Nights style entertain ment with a modern English love story starring Harry Myres Ernest Torrence Barbara La Marr Ford Sterling and others at the Princess next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Tourneur
Maurice Tourneur
Harry Myres
Ernest Torrence
Barbara la Mar
Ford Sterling
School Notes and Class Activities Reported
Sophomore English studies drama She stopp ed to conquer. Rev Pehrson led devotions with a talk on essential elements in character building. Friday chapel featured a mock Senior program with girls only as boys played basketball. Fifth grade sent letters to Hooksett New Hampshire and Atmore Alabama and received replies. Birch work from Minnesota arrives. Ten pupils in Miss Anderson's room have the measles.
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Pehrson
Hooksett
New Hampshire
Atmore
Alabama
Minnesota
Countywide Social Notes From Belleville Area
Eber Steward reports Dunkard church meetings very successful and well attended. Many residents, including Winfield Farlee returning from Almena visit, and Lombard Alkire staying longer. Local couples and relatives visit Belleville for tabernacle events and family gatherings with Port Ahrens, Wilbur Kelly, John Loafburrow, and Frances Fickel among those noted.
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Eber Steward
Jaine
Dunkard
Winfield Farlee
Almena
Norton
Lemuel Alkire
Elmer West
Julius Woodka
Norwic Township
Belleville
Tabernacle
John Stanton
Rackley
C. A. Rood
Near Munden
Anton
Ed Erickson
Near Courtland
John. Loafburrow
Frances ‘Fickel
Belleville Tabernacle Hosts Scandia Night Delivers Esther Sermon
Olof Strom and Peter Strom visited Belleville on Thursday while a Scandia night at the tabernacle drew a large Belleville delegation from Eastern Stars and Rebekah lodges. Mrs Rose preached on Queen Esther and the Scandia Choral provided musical numbers as the service continued toward Sunday’s closing.
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Tabernacle
Olof Strom
Peter Strom
Union Township
Belleville
Scandia
Eastern Stars
Rebekah Lodges
Rose
Scandia Choral
May R Collins for Register of Deeds in Republican Primary
Mrs May R Collins current Register of Deeds seeks renomination in the upcoming Republican primary. A Belleville resident since her husband’s death, she won the 1922 nomination and took office in January 1923. The editorial lauds her record keeping, impartial service, and calls for reelection to continue high quality land title records. The Lincoln Star notes its new building and plans for a large Hoe press with high output.
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May R. Collins
Register
OF Deeds
Register of Deeds
Republic County
Lincoln Star
the Star
Lincoln Star Promotes Subscriptions And News Services
The Lincoln Star outlines its two leased wire sources AP and INS for world news. It emphasizes its comprehensive features and comics and advertises subscription prices of 3.00 yearly for daily and 4.50 yearly for daily with Sunday.
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News of the World
Associated Press
International News Service
the Star
Daily Star
Lincoln Star
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M. A. Preble
Petérson, Bros
Ee Henry
Frank Peterson
Clark
Rentéa
Cloud Street
Carl Fredling
Agda
Coleman
Reece
Tom Poage
Gunnison
Colo
R. L. Linton
Glen Smith
Clyde
Harry Hohman
Walter Anderson
Dotty
Chas. Hohman
F. L. Warren
J. C. Sherrard
Lincoln
Nebr
Warren
John A. Freeburg
Congordia
Welcome In Circle
W. E. Eberhardt
Ruth
Albro
The
Farmers-Union
E.m.boggess
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Ray Tingstrom
Jean
Eldon
Ray
R. L Linton
Merrymaker Ag
Carl Reece
Wm. Loring
Elmer Loring
Ruth Nordman
Waconda Springs
Floy Anderson
Frank Rundus
Belleville Telescope
County Wide News
America
Hageman & Wires
R. B. Briney
Courtland, Kansas
Hall
Oea Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Jeandebeur Furniture Store
Lumben
Cerenst
Devoe House
Sd Preesent
Adel
Wires
DEVOE
Journa