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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
4
Union residents report visits and health notes from Scandia to Freedom and White Rock. Attendees include Royal Neighbors at Scandia and fishing trips to White Rock. Also noted are livestock illness concerns, veterinary visits, and Farmers Union hail insurance offerings with local contact.
Clarence Hammer has been visiting his father's near Norway the last week. Roy Thomas and family visited at his father's home Friday. Concord Sederlin took his new tractor home Friday. Mrs John Thomas and daughter spent Saturday at their son's near Formosa. Alice Anderson spent Friday at Albin Anderson's home. Grandma Sederlin visited from Friday evening to Sunday at her son Concord Sederlin's. Anna and Vera McGregor went to Belleville Monday. Martha Stanton spent Sunday at Charles Madison's.
The Norway senior class play drew a well attended audience Tuesday night and the show was a decided success. Local residents, visitors, and many relatives were noted at gatherings around the Norway area during the week.
Presentation ceremonies are described as old as the reigns, with Adam remembered and a Cain presented to him in a ceremonial context.
Seattle, Wash. reports Alaska coal development accelerated in 1918 due to a government railway. First Alaska anthracite coal shipment reached Cordova on October 24, with another 100 tons en route to Seattle. The Alaska anthracite railway runs from Bering River sidewater to the Alaska Petroleum and Coal mines and is planned to extend miles to deep water on Okalee channel.
The case centers on Trent Casualty Company with a $3500 claim for injuries while on the planet steel plant. Witnesses say the plaintiff, father of forty, has been married three times and had eight children with his first wife who is deceased.
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