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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1927
Page
6
Generous discounts on hats at Millinery and Art Needlework. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Carl Acre a baby girl born Saturday May 7. Various social visits and travel notes across Republic and Concordia including families at A. L. Aspegren and Howard Mahan homes. A line notes Grafton Nutter’s new linotype for Republic City News.
Mr and Mrs Grant E Berggren announce the birth of a son Clarence Franklin on May 9 at Courtland. Mrs Berggren formerly Miss Thora Albro. Miss Helen Pollock of Flint arrived in Denver hospital and is visiting the Hageman home. Milestone Rubber Co seeks car owner to sell auto tires and tubes in exclusive Ohio territory. Harry Cecil Moller visit Healy Kansas with Marion Madison. Cecil to stay, others return.
Purebred chicks offered by C E Baldridge of Belleville Kansas with prices 9 to 10 cents for various breeds. Mrs Harry Hartman of Great Bend visits brother G W Nimocks in Webber after a trip to Manhattan. No Parking zones marked on Main Street to prevent accidents. Henry Gile injured in an interfraternity baseball game possibly ending in permanent disability. Presbyterian church choir and orchestra performed in Webber on May 8 with a Jench served afterward.
Mr and Mrs C V Platt of Wilsey Kansas returned from Colby after visiting daughter Hazel Anderson and family They will travel to James Town to visit daughter Mrs Arthur Sjoholm and son in law Mr Sjoholm and likely return for a brief visit with friends in the community
John Freeburg reports insuring 190 acres of Charles Anderson estate wheat near Randall Kansas on May 4 at 24 dollars per acre and learns the policy is in force then haited out. A Crawford county Mayberry case recalls a reading by a daughter’s school note that moved the courtroom, touching family affections.
A Beloit call report notes a high school freshman debating whether a horse or a tractor is more valuable on the farm. The student counters with the idea that a tractor cannot have a colt, highlighting the value of animals.
Cataloged prices show silk stockings blouses and scarves on sale alongside trims beads and buttons. Numerous items include ribbons laces fringe and threads with discounts of one to three quarters off. Names and amounts indicate a broad ready to wear and notions sale likely from a department store.
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