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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
2
The Journal offered at a yearly rate of $1.25 in an advertisement by J W Plotner and Son.
Dr. F Reitzell of Norway visited Stown on Saturday. M J Creighton and C E Hall left in a prairie schooner last Tuesday. Mr Clark plans a first class grocery at Fourth and Washington. S P Hodge from White Rock township brought four very large sweet potatoes. O Nelson of this township brought a huge specimen. A P Happer, Philadelphia pharmacy graduate, oversees the prescription department at Collins drug store. Foreman was struck by a hatchet while chopping wood. he is recovering and warned about future use of the tool.
The Scandia baseball club held an oyster supper at the Rovel cafe Monday as the season closed officially. Carl Reece presented the boys with their checks after a two course meal served by Wir and Mrs Nondorf.
Mrs. M. W. Talbot died Friday September 23 1921 at 12 45 p m in Cambridge Illinois aged 46 years 8 months and 2 days Born December 31 1874 in Scandia Kansas she was married December 25 1898 to M W Talbot They had three children two daughters Susie and Irene and a son Mark F. Talbot Surviving are her husband two daughters a sister Mrs Grant Fulcomer of Belleville Kansas two brothers William Gould of Macksville Kansas and Charlie Gould of Cherokee Oklahoma and many relatives The funeral was held at the First Baptist church September 25 1921 with Reverend R M Jones officiating and songs by Lucille Bomy and Dorothy Nelson The pallbearers were Gail Verne and Ralph Talbot Cambridge and Rosedale Chronicle reported the service
Mrs. Frank Larson learned Tuesday of her mother’s death at home in Alcester South Dakota. She left that evening for the funeral. Dunbar English Opera Company touts Bohemian Girl as the season’s largest most costly attraction at the Brown Grand on Friday October 14. The company brings a complete set and a full symphonic orchestra conducted by Valentine with rehearsals in Chicago to ensure top interpretation.
A 65c Rat-Snap package can kill up to 50 rats and save about $100 yearly in feed, chicks, and property. The product cremates after killing, leaves no odor, and comes in three sizes 35c 65c and $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Ed Wire's drug store.
An old advertisement offers a hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a blood acting remedy. It claims thirty five years of use, healing mucous surfaces and expelling poison from the blood with visible health improvements after short use. It directs readers to send for testimonials and to buy from druggists.
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