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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1907
Page
3
Community items describe Curren trial in Belleville last Monday, a typhoid patient in Scandia, a newborn in Norway, local farming moves near Republic, livestock sales, harvest activity, and church gatherings at Scotch Plains Presbyterian and Dunkard Love Feast with visiting neighbors and favorable weather.
Richard Hugos and sister Clara travel to Lindsborg to study music. A N Melle visits Topeka as Odd Fellows Grand Lodge delegate. Ladies Society meets at Mr Rimel's. Mrs F H Evert visits daughter Mrs Rast McGregor. Born to Mr and Mrs Robert Scrivner a boy on Oct 8. Stars raise about $4 at Mr Thompson's sale. Locals photographed houses by traveling photographer. Ray Chase couple welcome a boy born Oct 9. Local youths attend Axel Larsens dance. George Scrivner's will moves from Sibley to Hill place west of Norway. Mrs Minor and daughter from Missouri visit sister Mrs Quincy Blosser. Quincy Blosser's father and brother-in-law Herkit visit before returning to Missouri. F Hall party honors son Leslie's 13th birthday with niece book cuff buttons scarf pin. Refreshments served.
Fred Sissell traveled to Oklahoma Saturday. Steve Stark and wife of Emporia Kansas visited the H Banks and D P Johnson homes last week. John Bowercox shelled corn on Tuesday. D F Householder and Arlie Bowersox sold corn at todal at 50 cents a bushel this week. Albert Kallman and family visited at T and Starks Sunday. Samuel Murphy and wife from Colorado visited G Mikesell and D P Johnson last week. Jerome Bowersox and wife are in Kansas City visiting their daughter Mrs Claude Williamson. Mrs P C Crandall went to Scandia Monday to visit J T Cooper. A large crowd attended Pleas Cardwell burial Sunday evening. His mother and other relatives have the communitys sympathy. A B James and family will start soon to visit their old home in Louisville Town after eighteen years away. Wheat is starting nicely with the rains. Blaine James and son Roscoe returned Friday from Graham County where they have been putting in wheat. Blaine plans to move there in spring. L M Morris returned from Salina and will move there in two or three weeks. Neighbors regret moving away. Art Cardwell and Mrs John Mahan went to Oklahoma last week and returned with Pleas Cardwells body.
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John Hay's sale Wednesday totaled 1600 dollars. C G Bulkley visits, Obby Sigsbee claims a pig record with three sows totaling eighty five offspring. Partner's Union meeting set for city hall Scandia at month end. Anton Nelson back from Warsaw. Nebraska Friday. Poultry business emphasizes readiness to meet competition and calls for price inquiries at 81. A J Riley.
A London Mail correspondent reports a hospital lapse at Amiens where two women giving birth were given each other’s babies after vaccination. One mother returned in tears thinking her boy had become a girl. the other arrived later claiming she received a boy. After a frenzied confusion, the error was corrected and both mothers left content.
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