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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1911
Page
2
Classified brief listing two items including a work mule offered by H Fraser of Scandia Kansas and monuments sold by Baldwin Lash in Belleville Kansas along with a Kingman sister-G added by G W Wright of Norway.
Eggs for sale include White Plymouth Rock Pekin Duck Emden Geese and White Holland Turkey eggs. Offered by A T Garman Courtland Kansas Scandia phone 1707. A 28 For Sale My residence property on Kansas Avenue house 3 lots cellar well and cistern all fenced Betty Lysholm.
Attention to veterans. A meeting for old soldiers will be held at City Hall on Saturday May 20 at 2 P.M. to make arrangements for Memorial Services. John Kullberg shelled corn and delivered it at Norway on Saturday. The market price was 46 cents. Mr and Mrs Hugos hosted the Ladies Aid Society Thursday of last week.
Sunday visitors join Paul Tiller as Measles spread through households. Scandia telephone business sends Carl Eastvedt and sons away, while Mabel Stenson and Peter Thompson families battle measles. R. McGregor reports poor wheat south of town. corn now common. Dr A Brewer travels to Atchison. Theo Anderson visits north of town. Life policy pitch from H S Cooper. Kansas man travels to Arizona for land. comments on water and vision.
Hutchison News notes a shared feature with railroads and mocks management. Jewell County Monitor replies with a quip about wedding day photos being a last chance to look pleasant.
Clarence Albro lost a valuable cow after it fell ill and died. A brass kettle used to feed stock poisoned the animal by metallic corrosion. Readers are advised to stop using brass kettles for feed and switch to new feed boxes.
The District Epworth League Convention will be held at For mosa on May 31 and June 1. The District Cabinet plans to bring in outside talent including Rev Burriss of the Ninth E L Dist and Rev F P Sigler the Tithing Evangelist from Windfield Institute along with prominent Junior League workers to make the meeting highly instructive.
A quoted critique notes schools lack disposition and ability to uphold virile manhood and womanhood. It urges constant emphasis on honorable toil, useful work, and gentle manners as the path to a better world.
The Lindsborg News notes a troubled scene where a man accused of riding with another man's wife faces backlash. It questions the wronged husband's odd devotion to his unfaithful wife and her indifferent attitude toward the consequences.
In a Formoso New Israel letter to the editor, the writer bemoans the lack of results from a prior high price of living committee. He notes agriculture prices fell while trusts keep high rates and calls for a new committee to hunt for fat job seekers in Washington.
A dialogue fragment shows Miz Mandy and Landee debating a program meal. Mistah Lumley asks for a sandwich and two olives to fill the program. The lively exchange hints at a radio or stage planning scene with informal banter.
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