Booster plan urged for new route sign
The message encourages better roads and a booster trip later. A white triangle sign with the initials R R R in black is suggested as an appropriate emblem. The call is to talk it up and unite for the new route.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
The message encourages better roads and a booster trip later. A white triangle sign with the initials R R R in black is suggested as an appropriate emblem. The call is to talk it up and unite for the new route.
Scandia Belleville and Concordia central exchanges fuse into one three minute talk limit system connected to the Bell Toll long distance line. The new direct line links the three towns and consolidates service for Republic county customers.
A movement in Concordia to create a marked highway named the Republican River Run from Concordia via Scandia to Superior is underway with local boosters urged to cooperate. The Scandia Journal marks its sixth anniversary with a larger format and expanded features, promising improved equipment and more news.
A reader is urged to offer a kind word to support ongoing efforts and show appreciation for progress.
Mr and Mrs Chas Lerman and daughters met an on road collision on the road to Concordia. Amelia Lerman drove to pass a car at a culvert and was struck by a second vehicle speeding toward them. No injuries were reported though both cars sustained heavy damage. Mr Dutton drove the other car.
A series of bold daylight robberies in the area has been traced to Wm Morley. Morley is depicted as stealing from beehives and taking honey from homes and a schoolhouse, taking a third of receipts and all stings as payment. He admits the activity as a money making venture and says he enjoys the work.
The marriage of Anne Ottilia Isvavson to Arthur the dol son taok place Wednesday afternoon at 3. The ceremony was conducted in a garden setting southwest of Courtland. Family members and friends attended as the bride wore white and carried roses, with bridesmaids in blue charmeuse. A reception dinner followed with roses and blue decorations described in detail.
Words of congratulation were spoken by Rey Eldien and Dr. Olsson. The bride and groom left on Thursday morning for Ms. C. and other points. After their return they will be at home to friends and relatives at the groom's parents home. Mr. and Mrs. Dolinson are beloved in the community. The NO YB girls club hiked to Miss Edith Anderson's country home and enjoyed a feast before returning at ten.
Last Saturday Alfred Swan son, a half brother of Arnt Carlson, arrived from Norway to make his home with Arnt. Alfred is a young, healthy looking Norwegian and no doubt will soon adopt American ways and feel at home this side of the Atlantic.
Mrs J B Henry discusses rusted grouse wild turkey and canvas duck at the Court House in Belleville. Mr McCanter is a constitutional speaker and writer and is expected to be well worth the trip. all are invited.
The U a Art club meets with Mrs Parlor Pioture Monday after noon September Bath with seventeen members present. Aliss Dimson of Olfor was the out of town guest at this meeting. Club meets with Mrs B E Beekman October 13. Election of officers and payment of quarterly dues will take place.
The Republican Valley highlights a evolving topic with a feature on botany by Rev. Henry. A lecture last Monday explored practical aspects while a manuscript was rejected for being too technical. Ladies of the Progress History Club donate Mentors volumes to the library to broaden readers' knowledge.
The Belleville Opera House hosts Victor I Lambert's The Other Man's Wife on October 17 with Gas Kell MacVitty production. A refined moral drama features an excellent cast and elaborate scenery enhancing the performance.
A pie social is planned at Enterprise School this Friday with community attendance encouraged. Proceeds support school activities and student programs.
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In the tale, John Brandstrom the village blacksmith is described as capable of repairs and skilled workmanship. The passage highlights his trusted role in performing tasks that keep the community functional and well maintained.
A card from Jueban arrived Wednesday for Mrs Isaacson. It mentions Oscar Johnson and Mrs Lilie Nelson and promises good news for inquiring friends.
C Johnson and his daughter, BL Inn, were greeted by a large crowd of friends Sunday evening on their arrival from the hospital. The community expressed happiness to have them at home and wished them well.
Mrs Frank Hawking departed Pris day morning for Leonardville after being summoned by the death of her father who passed away that day.
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