Finest Wall Paper and Paints Promised by Local Dealer
A letter describes buying and applying various paints and finishes for home updates. Alabastine for walls, Seanours Floor Paint for floors, Walnut to Oak stains for bedsteads, Housekeeper's Paint for chairs, Detroit Carriage Black for a carriage plus West's Enamel Dressing. A Paragon Wagon Paint set from Happer The Druggist costs a dollar to renew a wagon’s look, with Lincoln Paint and Color Co cards offered and a guarantee of durability. Happer promises a full range at Hard Time Prices.
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John
Detroit
West
Paragon
Happer
LiNcoln
Paint and Color Co
Scandia Produce Co Sets Next Week's Produce Prices
The Scandia Produce Co announces the upcoming week’s pricing for items including turkey gobblers ducks geese and other poultry products. Prices per pound and commodity names are listed for market buyers.
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Scandia Produce ‘Co
Local Roundup Notes Small Town Life and Frost Losses
Last Friday C Morey visited Kansas City while Rev W E Jenkins and wife were in town last Sunday. Lamps at John Olson Co’s suffered wind damage. Circus day crowds noted. Mrs George W Pardee from West Plains Mo visited last Wednesday. Presbyterian Sunday school will sell ice cream Thursday to fund the library. A killing frost ruined many garden crops. later plants may recover. Gaines will lecture at Belleville June 8 to graduates receiving diplomas. Courtland and Scandia residents mingled with rough characters. bootlegging rumors tied to M Curren’s place. Scandia and Courtland are described as home to disreputable locals.
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Gaines
Common Schools
Belleville
Scandia Scene Reports Chinch Bug Pest and Memorial Day
G Burnham of Republic visits Scandia while local Masons attend lodge. Memorial Day plans set for Scandia with 2 PM at city hall and procession to cemetery to decorate soldiers’ graves. Spelling edition praised by Journal. A P Happer to Lawrence for chinch bug control instructions. Snow’s plan praised for eradicating pests as state universities support farmers.
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Scandia
A. P. Happer
Snow
Kansas State
Memorial day exercises and local notices in Scandia paper
Fred Pilcher of Courtland attends town events, a memorial day notice and various notices appear. Metropolitan Bank director C. S. Morey, lost cape between Scandia and Sherdahl, reward offered. Railroads set one fare round trip to Republican state convention. County pupils take common school exams, dozens expected to receive diplomas. Curtis Harris’s spaniel shot, editor injured in accident, Davies highlighted as top delegate. Photographer opportunities in Republic, cabinet photos $1.50 per dozen. Stockenberg and Cynthia Clement wed, local praises. Scandia photos, eyeglasses, dog taxes due, found pocketbook, local business promos, fountain passes, and city ordinances for sale.
Cultivators Offered by T. C. Preble & Co Scandia
Cultivators priced from 12 dollars and up on a complete line of standard makes. T. C. Preble & Co. of Scandia Kansas invites customers to visit and be convinced they can be served well.
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T. C. Preble & Co
Scandia
Kansas
Farm Loans Offer to Joan on Farms with Low Interest
Plenty of money to Joan on farms with no delay and terms to suit. Call on or address Gro B Swrrn Scandia Ras for details on available financing and favorable conditions.
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Joan
Scandia
Bank of Scandia Financial Statement May 4 1894
Financial condition of the Bank of Scandia Republic County Kansas showing resources and liabilities. The report lists loans and discounts, overdrafts, real estate, securities, cash items, and deposits with signatures of cashier J S Morey and notary Geo F Pace. It includes two consecutive statements dated May 4 1894 and May 10 1894 with capital, surplus, and deposits figures.
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Scandia
State of
Aenea
Sight, Exchange
Bank of Scandia
State of Kansas
Sents SS Ret
Sight Soitean
Woop
Ares Geo
F. Pace
Cam
K. G. “Bulkley
CW. Gulick
J.H. Cullers
Harvest frost hits Elm Grove corn and livestock bets
On Friday night the frost damaged corn around Elm Grove. Frank Barrett had invested in livestock. Miss Fra Otto visited Miss Minnie Bowersox. Barrett and Elmer Morris dug a poorly successful well. Canfield and Kimball saw U.S. G. Bowersox. A crowd plans fishing at White Rock today. Sunday schools are doing well. Union Valley reported 99 attendance. Horace Hammon is skilled at fish bait.
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Elm Grove
Frank Barrett
Fra Otto
Minnie Bowersox
Elmer Morris
Messrs
Canfield and
Kimball
U.S. G
White Rock
Union Valley
Horace Hammon
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Kelly
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Ates
Scdndia
G. Burnham
Republic
Hopper
John McLaury
The
Democrat
Humber
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Journal Office
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the News
Jim Rickel
the Republic
Davies
Hutchings
O L. Hurcuines
Bert Morey
Sonivention
Joe Bristow
Mr. Jones
Arkansaw
Mr.Jones
Arkansas
Jones
L. Stockenberg
Cynthia Clement
Miss Clement
David Clement
Iowa
Stockenberg
White
Andy Thompson
James Fuller
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Marey
Solemmly
J . S. Morey
Geo
B. Sarat
Attesti H. S
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