Local Social Notes From Kackley and Surrounding Towns
Luther Carlson visited in Kackley Thursday evening. Charley Larson from Belleville was here Saturday. Pleas Stromberge of Republic came Saturday. Mrs. Win. Smith of Courtland was a Scandia visitor Saturday. Bert Morey and John Hemberg went to Jensol Nebraska Saturday and returned Monday. Mr and Mrs. Frank Hawkins visited Hawkins’ mother in Belleville Sunday. Charles King in Republic reportedly lost 70 heads of hogs in this week’s flood. KR Smith of Concordia Laundry makes baskets at Up-to-Date Restaurant every Wednesday. Stella Booze returned from Havensville Friday where she taught last term. A competent and willing woman can obtain general housework work in a Concordia family. wages above average.
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Concordia
Dressmaking notes by Tam and Eva Christian
Tam prepared to doll kinds of sewing and works with Mrs. Eva Christian on dressmaking tasks. The fragment suggests a small personal notice of sewing activity and collaboration between individuals in a domestic crafts context.
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Tam
Eva Christian
River bridge failure shocks Concordia area
Local residents report a bridge on the Republican river north of Concordia washed out on Monday for the third time in a year. A string of visits includes Mrs. Lulu Lashart traveling to Snyder Oklahoma and Geo Robertson’s visit from Jasper Missouri.
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Republican River
Concordia
Obituary of Elizabeth Lewis of Uarlin County Ky
Elizabeth Lewis born in Uarlin County Kentucky on November 12 1834 died May 6 1908 age 86 6 months 24 days. She married B F Blankenship on August 5 1852 and eight children were born four survive. A faithful member of the M E church since age 16 she lay in rest May 7 1908 at Providence Chapel M E Church with Rev M C Moyeer conducting services.
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Elizabeth Lewis
Uarlin Co
Kyi
B. F. Blankenship
M. E. Churchip
M. C. Moyeer
Providence Chapel
M. Atehureh
Strayed Café Notice and Orchard Forecast
A red and white spotted café was reported missing between February 1 and 15 with owner J A Brewer in Norway Ras. The fruit crop forecast notes strawberries may appear despite blight in early blooms, raspberries and blackberries seem unaffected, and winter apples may yield a half crop while cherries are possible. Grapes and vines are mostly dead and no mulberries or walnuts are expected.
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J. A. Brewer
Norway
Ras
Beaver Creek Reaches Record High Amid Rain Delays
Beaver Creek logged its highest level ever Monday morning with water surpassing the new Ellingson bridge. Rev. Herrick did not preach the baccalaureate sermon Sunday evening due to rain and will deliver it at the United Brethren church Sunday morning.
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Beaver Creek
Ellingson’s
Herrick
United Brethren Church
Tucker Buys Partners Livery Barn In Scandia
A. R. Tucker purchases Mr. Gireen’s interest and will operate the livery barn alone. He pledges to provide the best possible livery service to Scandia residents.
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A.R. Tucker
Mr.Gireen
Mr. Tucker
Scandia
Local notes highlight court visits and community events
Eva Comstock returned from Courtland on Monday and Ora Otto visited her brother J Otto last week. Mrs. Walker reports 25 hens laying 21 eggs, a near record. High school students hosted a reception for Mr. G. Thorp, who leaves next year. the band social drew a large crowd and the group is improving rapidly with the city pride.
Community Notes and Upcoming Local Events
C G Bulkley attends State Sunday School Convention in Parsons Tuesday morning. A L Whitney plans to store about two carloads of eggs in Kansas City this spring. Epworth League hosts an ice cream and strawberry social at the hall Friday evening May 29. Mrs H Skinner of Pinon Colorado visits relatives here. John Gunter and wife spent Sunday with D A Downing. John walked in via the railroads to work Monday. Invitations issued for the marriage of Wm Segerhammer of Scandia and Amanda Johnson of Kackley at the Kackley Swedish Lutheran Church on Wednesday May 20 with a reception two miles south of Kackley. Scandia High School commencement exercises Friday May 15 at City Hall featuring Dayhoff State Superintendent of Public Instruction and a 25-voice Band and Chorus. Admission 10 cents to offset expenses. By order of the School Board.
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Wm. Segerhammer
Scandia
Amanda,Johnson
Kackley
Scandia High
Dayhoff
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lost package and delivery disruptions in Scandia notes
A lost parcel in Scandia contains five collars three shirts two cuffs and is to be taken to the new barbershop for sending to Hastings Laundry. The report also notes incomplete rural carrier rounds on Monday with Caldwell serving about three fourths and Gatchel halted at a washed away Dry Creek bridge. A birth is recorded: a girl born Tuesday night to Mr. Born-To Mit and Mrs Jim Brown.
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Scandia
Hastings
Codeman
Caldwell Serpersohy
Gatchel
Dry Creek
Mit
Jim Brown
Notice of Dissolution for Tucker and Green Livery Men
Notice is hereby given that the firm Tucker and Green Livery men is dissolved and all accounts are due and payable to A. R. Tucker. Those owing will please take notice. A. R. Luckcer. J. R. Green.
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Tucker and Green
A. R. Tucker
A. R. Luckcer
J. R. Green
Kansas apples kept to summer in cave storage
A reader reports a winesap apple from Public County kept until summer. It remained in perfect condition due to cave storage with proper ventilation.
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Kansas
Republic County
Local Notices And Classified Snippets From Courtland
Miss Kmphrey Peterson visited relatives in Courtland and at this place from Chicago. Dr C W Walker of Norway Kansas seeks medical calls day or night. Swedish Methodist coffee social held at Gust Nystrom's. Crickens fry 16e per lb, weight 14 4 to 21 lbs. Staples merchant receives four NAL shipments. big confectionery store mentioned. Mr and Mrs Nathan Garber traveled to Belleville. May 5 a black sow pig, 50 lbs, finder to notify by phone 64. Auction and ads listed by Gulick Mer Co and partners. Ea Christian shipped cattle Thursday.
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Gust Nystrom
Guy LoomnourKow
Vigor and Nourishment in Ready to Serve Wheat Barley Food
Fragmentary line extols Force a ready to serve wheat and barley food, claiming strength, endurance, and vitality from proper digestion. The incomplete quotation reflects a period advertising tone emphasizing nourishing qualities.
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Stremrth
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Scandea
Luther Carlson
Charley Larson
Belleville
Pleas Stromberge
Republic
Our City
Bert Morey
John Hemberger
Jensou, Nebr
Frank Hawkins
Mr. Hawkins
Charles King
KR. T. Smith
Concordia Laundry
Stella Booze
Havensville
Lulu Lashart
Snyder, Okla
Mrs. Geo. Gibson
Cuba
Geo. ‘Rober
Jasper, Mo
H.C. Crandall
Kansas City
P. Kallman
John Frabe
Virginia City
Nevada
M. J.“iott
Victor
Bakers’ Fancy
Seabolt
Miss
Eva Comstock
Courtland
Ora Otto
J. Otto
J. H. Sandell
Thorp
C. G. Bulkley
Parsons
A. L. Whitney
Epworth League
H. Skinner
Pinan, Colo
D. G. Bulkley
Mary Milles
John Gunter
D. A. Downing
John
J. B. Bowtrsu
Kmphrey Peterson
Chicago
C. W. Walker M. D
Kan
Dickerhoof
Win. Hultman
Staples
Minn
Nathan Garber
B. E. ‘Beckman
Randolph
Wim. Walker
Guy R. Loorourrow
Produce
Weislogel & Goold
C. A. Sandell, Prop
West
J. W. Ekblad, A.B
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Methodist Church
H. M. Morrison
Bank of Scandia
City Hall
Coca-Cola
Gandy
A. R. Tucker, Prop'r
Jenowh
Missouri
Pacific
RAIL
H. C. Townsend
Gen's Pass
St. Louis
Acific
L. McCaister
Wilson & Smith
Insurance
Notary Public Attorney-At-Law
Scandia, Ikkansas
Rock Island System
Memphis
Peorla
ST. Joseph
Qmaha
Denver
Colorado
Worth
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Rocky Mountain T
Kansas City Flyer
Local Freiight
Westboun
Mailand Express
Rocky,Mountain
Rock Island
W. Thompson
Linse West Missouri River
Kansas City, Mo
Palace Drug Store
W. F. Eagleson
Scanpia
Turkey
TOC
C. A. Sandell
Barton Ritts
Francis and
Frederick Are
St. Joseph, Mo
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