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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1902
Page
2
A daughter was born Friday May 28 to Mr and Mrs W T Adams of Lone Tree. The event was noted in local society circles with congratulations expected from family and friends.
A fragmentary report shows Republic defeating Shandia with a 20 to 44 score. The text mentions a gelding year old horse and notes about Mrs Edward Evanson and a Branson connection, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Southers' company and an operatic version by Monte VB. Readable elements indicate a stage event with a blighted audience scene. No clear names, dates, or locations available.
Reading of personal property exemptions in Union Township highlights a long list of names including A L Aspegren and J R Bowersox with values such as 2000 and 600 noted. Local social mentions cover visits to Lindsborg and Belleville, workers at Smith Bros, and neighbors sharing events from Potters to Lake Sibley with remarks on migration back to Kansas and a humorous poem about Kansans returning.
Miss Anna Carlson returns from Lindsborg and Mrs Joe Clark goes home to Smith County. Joshua and Rudolph Oden visit parents from Lindsborg. Plans for a big July 4th observance at Dr Scotts grave. Mrs W H Jones sup from Concordia visits Leonard Nelson. Business improves in Hackley versus last year. Dimp J P Florell dies at his home Sunday morning y 25 after a short illness.
The Populist party plans a county convention in Belleville this Saturday June 7 to choose delegates for the state and congressional conventions. Courtland and Union each claim 468 delegates, Scania and Lincoln 7, Norway 6, Beaver 5, White Rock 4, totaling 460 delegates for the gathering.
A public notice cites Postmaster General rules protecting rural delivery mail receptacles. It warns penalties up to a thousand dollar fine or three years imprisonment for damaging or stealing mail matter, urging prompt reporting to the district attorney and local newspapers.
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