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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
2
J W Plotiner and Son publish. Peanut butter five pound pail priced at 1 25 at Star Grocery. D Peterson visited from Concordia on Wednesday. Friends spent last Monday afternoon with Mr and Mrs John Naslund. A new cigar brand expected soon named Lizzie Wooster.
The Swedish M E church has raised its Centenary quota of 1042 dollars. Miss Flossie Raymond of Diller Nebraska visited her brother W A Raymond and family Friday evening. Grain Binder For Sale a seven foot McCormick binder with Cushman engine attached available with or without the engine. Aunt Carlson, tr. A good riding cultivator offered at 42 50. Farmers Union Grain and Supply Assn Courtland Mrs McGregor received a message Wednesday from her husband C R McGregor reporting his safe arrival in New York from overseas.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Swedish M E church will be entertained by Mrs John Brandstrom at her home next Thursday June 5 at 2 pm Miss Hilda Swan will speak All members and friends are cordially invited.
An advertisement notes Rock Island and Oliver corn discs and cultivators along with Rain wagons and Rock Island wagons, Massey Harris binders and mowers, and a full repair line. The item also lists Farmers Union Grain and Supply Assn in Courtland.
Miss Ella Adams who has taught English and Latin in the high school the past term will leave Friday morning for her home at Sterling Kansas.
County residents made numerous weekend trips and visits. Elmer Nichol and wife visited Belleville. Frances Fickel with her mother from Norway township. Miss Austa Compton begins work as a salesman’s demonstrator for Iten Biscuit Co. in Omaha. Attorneys McTaggart and Livingood conducted business in Republic City and Belleville. Curbs and schools progress noted with Poplar Grove foundation nearing completion and Olof Fogelberg visiting in Scandia. Several families left for longer moves or travels to Canada and Colorado, while flu illness affected Mrs. Harry Myers in Liberty township.
Visitors from Cuba and nearby towns filled Belleville on Wednesday and Thursday with business and social calls. The district court nears term end, trustees appointed to fill a Sunday School vacancy, and Dr. Huddleson lectured at the M E church. The Princess Theatre advertised When a Woman Sins as a major upcoming feature.
Property offered at 4090 dollars per acre with a two year rental and a crop share. One third of the 1918 crop valued at six percent on seventy thousand dollars or more than twice the price asked. A reasonable cash payment is required.
Real estate ad offers 160 acres near Fredonia with 20 acres pasture and 7 acres alfalfa, 160 acres well located with good water, 4 room house and outbuildings. Down payment plus balance paid from half the crop at 7 percent, price 40 dollars per acre. Also 80 acres near town with new oak finished house and pasture, other plots with similar terms. agent J. W. Plotner seeks renters and buyers.
Advertisement urges readers to have eye tests and glasses fitted by Dr Bobo with a satisfaction guarantee and asks if their subscription is paid up.
A property described as the Swedish M. E barsonage north of the standpine is offered for sale at a cheap price. Interested buyers should see John Boman for details.
J. W. Plotner reports three well located residence properties. The notice highlights property positions and potential assets. Solicitations and listings are directed to interested parties seeking details on locations and valuations.
Albert Snyder advertises hauling and plowing services with prompt, reasonably priced work and provides a contact phone number 95 for inquiries.
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