Byron professor lands Republic City School principalship
Prof Jasper George of Byron has secured the principalship of the Republic City Schools for the coming term. Chas Isaacson of Scandia visited the county seat Friday. Miss Myrtle Lilly of Wayne accepted a teaching post in Dist 28 at 50 dollars monthly. Oscar Sjoholm of Scandia will teach in a Wyoming summer school after visiting relatives. Martin and Hans Anderson from north of Scandia were in county seat Thursday. Bird Davis returned Friday from Reno county visit. Gregg Bowling and family of Norway and Brady Bowling with Scandia township were in Belleville Saturday. Miss Mable Rosenquist of Belleville guest near Scandia Thursday.
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Jasper George
Byron
Republic City
Myrtle Lilly
Wayne
Oscar Sjoholm
Scandia
Wyoming
Martin and
Hans Anderson
Gregg
Norway
Brady
Scandia Township
Belleville
Local notices and town notes from Scandia Journal
Scandia Journal reports residents visiting Belleville and Norris nearby towns, teaching assignments in Wyoming, school commencements set for June at Kackley Norway Providence Chapel Spring Hill, and various names linked to social visits legal matter at district court with Sigsbee Walk case decided for Walk.
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Kackley
Norway
Providence Chapel
Spring Hill
Mail order ads push prices and persuasive arguments
The Holton Signal notes editors cannot counter the mail order evil as effectively as a 10 inch ad from the local merchant bristling with prices and convincing arguments, warning readers about mail order schemes.
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Holton Signal
Oie
Editor Cameron Convicted in Libel Suit
K N Boyd of the Belleville Democrat sued editor Cameron of the Courtland Register in district court last week. Cameron was found guilty in a case described as editorially foolish for besmirching a neighboring editor. The New Era offers counsel to mind one’s own business.
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Stella Walk
Wm. Miller
John Isaacson
Fred Jackson
Ed McCall
Gus. Samuelson
Frank Scroggins
J. M. Sigsbee
Nathan Garber
J. Larson
Belleville
Sigsbee -Walk
K. N. Boyd
Belleville Democrat
Cameron
Courtland Register
New Era
Kingman Journal Quote Censures Gossipytraits
A Kingman Journal note critiques someone who eagerly believes ill reports about others, calling such a person a worthless individual due to their habit of spreading or endorsing negative hearsay.
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Kingman Journal
Burdened Grouch Prefers Self Over Shared Help
The text portrays a grouch who feels a heavy burden and refuses to add to others, choosing self burden instead of supporting peers. The line emphasizes personal struggle over collective aid, highlighting a cynical or solitary stance.
Man With Bull and Greyhound Devotes Time to Dog
In a curious remark a man is praised for spending long hours with a bull and greyhound linked by a chain, seen as evidence his mind is not burdened by grave responsibilities.
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Buller
Woman Loses Bull Dog. Abe Martin Quips
A brief Abe Martin column notes a woman has lost her bulldog, delivering a lighthearted quip on the misfortune. The item reads as a small human interest blip typical of the syndicated panel.
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Abe Martin
If men would take the front seats in churches
A brief quotation from the Anthony Bulletin suggesting that men occupying front pews would reduce the distraction of women's hats in church. The note implies social commentary on church seating and attire.
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Anthony
Quiet Spot Where Wives Clean House No More
Poetic inquiry seeks a tranquil refuge from stormy paths. The speaker asks winds for a quiet place away from turmoil and duties, reflecting a longing for rest.
Opening Right at Hand for a Thinker Clerk
A jaunty young man answers an ad for a clerk at a leather merchant shop. The merchant surveys him and offers a mid-wall opening as the job, noting a thoughtful carpenter designed the spot. The man asks about starting high, but the reply points to a middle-wall opportunity.
Nor way Happenings and Local Fortunes Parade
The Sunflower Club hosted a social at the Norway schoolhouse on Thursday evening with a good time reported. Quincy Blosser bought a livery barn at Jewell City and begun a new house project for Mrs. Hanson and her son. The article notes measles in the area, a Ford auto for Mr. Joe Hugos and son Carl, and various local travels from Scandia to Frederick and Washington with observations of historic sites and aviation interest.
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Sunflower Club
Joe Hugos
Carl
Ford
Quincy Blosser
Mt. Airy
Huber
lHach
Frederick
Way
Jackson
Baltimore
Washington
White House
Boothe
Boothe Spur
Hay
View From East Washington Aerial Glimpse Of Pines
A reader notes five pine groves near Mr. Clay’s residence spanning 10 to 15 acres each. From that vantage point observers can also glimpse Sugar Loaf Mountain, noted as the highest.
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Washington
Baltimore
Mr. Clay
Public sale advertises Anderson property and Hawes farm in Courtland area
On May 27 1911 at 2 pm a public sale will offer the Anderson residence east of the Courtland post office with a 5 room cottage barn coral shed and fenced blue grass lots plus 80 acres known as the Hawes farm two miles west of Scandia five 40 acre sections are to be sold. Terms include 1000 down at 6 percent and 2500 cash on the farm with perfect title guaranteed. Auctioneer J W Huntington and administrator Albin Anderson.
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Anderson
Courtland
Kans
Scandia
Hawes
Kansas
J. W. Huntington
Albin Anderson
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Weislogel Building
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Rydall
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D. D
Newall’s
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F.L. Warren
BANE
Doctor Bros
City Drag Line
W. E. Godprey
River Bridge
Chas, Peterson
Chas. Isaacson
Bird Davis
Reno County
Mable Rosenquist
McGlashan
Scandia Journal
Wm. H. Hitt
Pussisher
Fannie Frost
Republic
S. M. Hanna
Wife
Sherdahl
Arvilla Williams
John Berry
Chas. Walter
Geo. Walter
Norway To
Lottie McGlashan
Salina
Harlie Bowling
Ben Bartlet
John S. Hay of
Rydal
Zona White
George and
Harry
Quincy Blossers
James Louden
Scotch Plains
Eulah Jordan
Alma
Mamie
Myrtle Berry
J. S. Melhose
Jewell City
Clark Green
U and I Club
J. T. Dickerhoof
Mr. Oberhelman
International Harvester Co
Jim Burk
Nick Kastner
Bert Ainsworth
Say Kelly
Floyd Bartlett
Lindsborg
Hot Springs
Arkansas
McCurdy
Capital Dome
Library of Congress
University of Maryland
Mr. Hay
Baldwin & Lash
Monuments
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Canada
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America
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H. Z. Ackley
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