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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
5
The Scandia Band held its last concert of the season on Saturday evening September 24 to a large appreciative crowd. The Band Boys performed weekly through the summer, earning praise for their dedication and harmony. Director Mr Nelson received credit for steering efforts and maintaining band unity, with hopes for public support when the band reorganizes next spring.
Eighth grade winners Oscar Isaacson first Winifred Beckman second Agnes Maxell third. Ninth grade Ada O Neal first Esther Aberg second. Tenth Geo Sigsbee first Lillian Larson second Harold Coleman third. Eleventh grade no rank. All high school total enrollment 36 with 17 males 19 females and average daily attendance 33. Total attendance 662 days. All work open to public inspection.
YT. Cedeostam announces piano tuning availability in Scandia for the latter part of November. He offers to tune any piano needing attention at the specified time and location.
A good milk cow is for sale by A. L. Hitter. The ad notes the animal is available for purchase from the listed seller with no additional details.
The Scandia Journal, part owned and published by RS McTaggart, is sold last Saturday October 1 to W Hoe of Munden Kansas. Hill, formerly publisher, moves to another post. new owners promise a progressive independent paper to boost local standing, pledge courteous coverage, and invite community acquaintance.
Burglars pried the cellar door bar at Gransted store after 12 oclock and stole a hundred pound sack of sugar and twenty pounds of bacon. Sheriff from Belleville and bloodhounds from Concordia chased the trail to a nearby cornfield but could not follow further.
A Mr. Ford from Tulsa visited to fill the vacancy at the Lumber yard after I R Sollenberger resigned. The town extends a welcome. A stray black hog, weight 250, is at a location near Scandia. owner may claim by paying costs. Fred Evertt notes wheat planting finished last week.
Sunday visits mark neighborhood gatherings as Mr and Mrs Jay Bei spend time with Arthur Poages and Gladys Wolf visits Vernon Bettis. The Stone School Dist 91 reports second month ending Sept 30 with 10 in enrollment, Aver age attendance 8, tardiness. top students include Priscilla Erickson Frances Erickson Monroe Erickson Hildur Erickson. Lavinia Garman teaches.
Ray Tingstrom spent a few days in town last week visiting family and friends before returning to his duties.
Ambitious young men and women can enter wireless or railway telegraphy as six National Telegraph Institute institutes train under Wireless Officials. With the eight hour law and expanding station networks, a strong demand exists. beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement prospects. Write Davenport Inc. for full details in Cincinnati Ohio Portland Oregon or Memphis Tennessee.
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