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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1901
Page
3
The store announces a final close out sale of all furniture at cost price. Shoppers are invited to view and purchase living room bedroom and dining pieces as the inventory is cleared. Limited stock and time framed offers emphasize savings on quality items.
A stock listing highlights fresh merchandise across multiple lines. It emphasizes current items and updated inventory meant to attract shoppers seeking the latest products.
We offer furniture carpets linoleum oilcloths art squares rugs lace curtains lamps and more from our store. After 60 days, the building hearse and remaining stock will be sold to a buyer seeking a profitable venture. See prices by visiting and comparing to cost of production.
Mrs Alma Gilky visits relatives and Aunt of Mr Chet Lewis. Mr and Mrs Will Lewis and Miss Fanny Parks come from Concordia on Sunday. Q A Kelly plans coal mine work. Nora Bartlett stays with Mrs Clare Wright. Wesley Wright baling hay. Bart Ainsworth aids. Jessie and Curtie Kelly attend meeting at 48 Sunday. Minor injuries mentioned. alluding to Kallard Snow Liniment. Earlier visits include Marion Record editor AL Collins and Joe Blosser. Town chatter covers neighbors, travel, and winter Eskimo igloo lore and legends.
A New York woman designs a double ended wire loop fastener with center prong for attaching to veils, coats of arms of the Orange Free State show an orange tree and a lamb, motto Breedom Immigration Patience Courage. a Trans-Scan American joker note appears amid fragmented text.
Hashima off Atami’s coast is described as a tiny republic with common land and shared property. Fishing drives the economy with eleven boats and 3000 yen annual income split among forty one homes. Private land is absent and social harmony replaces rivalry.
A column describes the Chinese visiting card as a bright scarlet folded sheet bearing the owner’s fame in large letters. The card includes phrases like Your unworthy servant and Your very stupid brother. Returning such cards is etiquette and these items are costly for broad use.
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