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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1906
Page
3
Fragmentary notes indicate Leopard Aspegren may have played Saturday with Sean aiding Workman in a rain delay. Mentions Jarley Holmstrom purchasing a caslade and C A Workman with Anderson in an unclear call.
Mstvedt shelled corn on Monday. Silas Logston visited Concordia over the weekend. Mrs. Frank McGregor's brother Atkinson is visiting briefly. Enges family attended dinner at Animad Tar eon's Sunday. A planned schoolhouse entertainment was postponed to Tuesday due to rain. Miss Amy Patmpron plans to attend normal school this spring. Mr and Mrs N Mellen were Concordia visitors Saturday and Sunday.
Carl Lehn returns from a Kansas City visit while Claud Hanson’s friends cheer his recovery. Belleville residents Mrs O C Diekerhoff and Mrs Hill Scrivner move between families for care. Loyd Hammer dislocates an elbow but recovers with doctor help. Dr Haney treats Mrs Jessie Long as health concerns persist. Stars society elects Oleva Thompson president Olga Anderson vice Clara Wethus secretary Ruby Jacobson treasurer Ella Mellen organist. fund gains exceed one hundred dollars since March. Frank McVey of Concordia plans entertainment at Brewer schoolhouse with three helpers. Mario Dickerhoff’s family visits Tom Long. Mrs Stanton dies of cancer. she leaves a husband, five children. A Sunday dinner picnic includes O Hugo, Zona White, Anna and Bertha Rimol, Oscar Thompson, Anton Aufstad, and Guy Matthews.
First through fifth grade students display exhibit work in the Scandia Cash Store Window this Saturday. The pieces demonstrate good specimen work and are worth inspection by the public.
George W. Bowers of the bureau of fisheries reported from Florida and Cuba on fish culture and marketing. In Havana markets he praised efficiency, while in Florida he found fish widely eaten and very cheap with shad and catfish sold to dealers for three cents and consumers able to buy two to five pound fish for a nickel, aiding the poor.
The passage argues that soldiers worldwide have a right to offer discreet shots while noting an industrious policeman remains hampered by an outdated uniform tradition. It describes how uniform policies create a military anachronism in modern enforcement.
G R Johnson and family and Miss Mildred King of Republic visited Isidore Bowersox on Sunday. Corn planting is finished in Union with good emergence. The Belleville Rural Telephone line was put out of service by lightning Tuesday morning. Various local residents, including Mrs Joseph Sissell, Alice, Edna and Elmer, visited Freedom township. Arlie Bowersox visited Hebron Nebraska. D A Taney shipped cattle to Kansas City. Roy Slaney bought a new buggy and harness. Mrs Isidore Bowersox and Mrs D P Johnson shopped in Belleville Thursday.
Reports describe a massive seismic event in the northwest of South Nala on January 31. Seismographs worldwide recorded strong impulses and disturbances, with instruments showing oscillations and pendulum changes as the earth trembled deep below the surface.
First published May 11 1906 notice announces the County Board of Equalization will meet at the County Clerk's office in the court house on the final Monday in June 1906 to equalize valuations of personal property and real estate. Aggrieved parties may appear to correct errors in assessments. Dated May 1 1906. W K Walters County Clerk.
In 1853 a Stockbridge woman founded the first village improvement society in America. The town, once shabby with a muddy road and weeds, gained four hundred trees, a rebuilt road, and a cleaned, attractive village. Similar efforts abroad created boulevards, granite curbs, and verdant yards, turning places into Eden-like communities.
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