Scandia Journal Community Record Notice
Scandia Journal title note indicates distribution practice with post office filing as second class matter in Scandia Kansas and local publication status.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1915
Page
5
Scandia Journal title note indicates distribution practice with post office filing as second class matter in Scandia Kansas and local publication status.
The notice outlines annual subscription price of 1.25 in advance, display advertising at 10 cents per column inch, six word line counts for first insertion, special contract rates, and mail order cash with copy terms. It notes a charge for a "card of thanks" and standard rates for announcements for fundraising events.
Here is a classified notice describing stock available at The Journal Office. It specifies large sized carbon or transfer paper for sale and invites inquiries at the office.
Six good horses for sale with admirable ages and condition. Contact S J Summer at once for details.
Mrs J A Rogers left for Missouri to visit her brother who is seriously ill. The Norwegian Ladies met with Mrs Olga Dutton. Mrs Quincy Blosser's sister from New York visited for an extended stay. The W C T U met with Mrs Celia Lewis. Doctor Chartier wrestle event held at the hall with the Doctor winning two falls. Students Pearl Day Vivian Blosser attended Clyde school instruction. Marie Bowling visited her cousin Bertha Ainsworth. I A Durdall returned from Summer County visit. The A B Ladies Aid met at the halls. Endeavors held a weenie and marshmallow roast with a fine time reported. Prof Sterba prepared for next Friday’s commencement. Mrs Curtis Griffeth’s parents from Munden visited. C F Brewer on jury. Carl Eastvedt Einer Eastvedt John Hugos Charlie Higos Grandpa Hammar and families mentioned.
Alfred Iammar and Alfred Iammar visited the Lars Loveseth home near Randall on Sunday with Phillip and Nellie Hammar also mentioned in attendance.
Commencement exercises at Norway Kansas May 14 1915 with colors white and gold and a series of orations and musical numbers. Speakers include Eastvedt Danielson and Gust Danielson presenting on themes from education to patriotism. Students and faculty listed with performances and diploma presentations.
W El Mikesel traveled to Cuba Sunday and spent the day at the Baird home. Frank Myers and family of Freedom visited the Chas Kinney home last Thursday night. Odell and family called on Ernest Mikesell Sunday evening. H Banks has been very poorly.
Over two weeks residents in the Belleville area report illnesses including neuralgia and sickness. visits to homes by Dr. Barnard, Mrs. Mikesell, Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Bowersox, and others. multiple family gatherings and social calls. painting and new wing piano purchases. planting commenced. several trips to Freedom and Kansas City. and various children and relatives noted in daily activities.
Local notes report forthcoming commencement exercises at Providence Chapel on Friday evening. Social highlights include Lloyd McCormick’s seventeenth birthday party with friends, and visits among residents from Norway to Belleville. The Young People's chorus practiced at the church and a basket dinner preceded a short program.
Jennie Werner of Scandia visited Ellen Aspgren on Saturday. The brief meeting is recorded in local society notes.
The Cawker City Ledger recalls protests from two years ago about Gov Hodges replacing Republican officeholders with Democrats. It notes merit mattered little in politics unless aligned with those in power at the pie counter.
A reader recalls using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to end a summer complaint after one dose. Mrs. C. W. Morence of Rockfield Indiana endorses the cure. the product is sold by all dealers.
An old advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood purifying internal remedy. It claims direct action on mucous surfaces and presents testimonials, noting the product as a regular prescription from top physicians. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The piece ponders how people respond when faced with varying situations. It asks readers to imagine personal actions and motives, highlighting that choices change with context and prompting reflection on ethics and behavior.
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