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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
7
The passage describes influencing a buyer’s choices in purchasing and reselling, asserting a habit of presenting worthy goods for favorable consideration. It emphasizes fulfilling doctor prescribed items with carefulness aimed at pleasing the doctor and aiding a speedy recovery.
Base Ball social planned for Friday at city hall. Norris spent Sunday with Clifton friends. Colelazier listed sick this week. Miss Nelle Sullivan nurses a patient in Belleville. Hans Iverson buys D L Ellsworth residence. German millet seed for sale. Larson noted. Floodberg builds new residence on south farm. Judge Rees to give Decoration Day address in Belleville on May 30.
Rev Carlson attended a district mission meeting in Wallsburg Kayse on Monday. Ellingson was absent several days due to illness this week. Miss Mary Paul from Jamestown visits sister Mrs L N Hendrix this week. Merle Paynter visits from Texas for two weeks. Mrs Ed McCall travels to Love well to care for a sick sister. The band performs at the base ball social Friday night. Rev Bngwall of Kansas City visited relatives here and at Rackley last week. Mrs Brown of Omaha visits her father Um Bainbridge this week. Miss Olga Gui of Burdick visiting and staying with Gust Aberg. Scandia youths attend the Belleville High School play Tuesday night. Mr Jones of Belleville visits with son-in-law C W Elliott and friends. J H Sandell and G W Nimocks go to Topeka for the Banker’s Convention. Miss Grace Cooper from Alta was here Tuesday to help care for her sick mother.
Rev Jordan returned from Florida Monday night and will lead Burr Oak circuit until fall. J G Storer and Theodore Granstedt visited Waconda Springs to try the baths. John Lynn came from Owaha for a visit with his daughter Miss Kva Kynn. James Whitney traveled to Belleville on business tied to the Carlson estate. A car of fine white cedar posts in stock. Dp G Lbr Co.
Mrs. Marie Hallenbeck attends a Mission Conference in Brantford and visits through Sunday. Emil Swanson from Rock Island to Pittsburg, and relatives return from Oklahoma after a death in the family. Carl Lindekrant from Courtland plans a Swedish trip. DAL Nywall attends the Pewee Convention in Sadia. Mrs Preble mourns the death of her husband. Mae and Paul travel to Washington County for the funeral. Pumps and Pumps Supplies mentioned at Hohr's.
The Bank Examiner found Farmers and Merchants and Bank of Scandia in excellent shape after visiting Tuesday and Wednesday. Mayor Nelson attended Decoration Day planning meeting at City Hall. Swedish Methodist social at the Forstrom home drew the largest crowd yet, with receipts totaling a notable amount.
U Bosperal at the City Pha Saturday evening drew a decent crowd though attendance lagged behind expectations due to cooler weather. Organizers reported steady activity with pie sales contributing to receipts despite the damp conditions.
Fragmentary OCR indicates a local notice about dog taxes and party issues. The readable bits mention Plotner and Cry Chork in unclear context.
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