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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
7
An ad copy extols the store’s vast assortments and low prices promising more goods for your money than any rival. It invites shoppers to compare the bargains listed and visit the establishment for savings.
A fragmented ad notes jackets and capes or collarettes with price ranges from 1.89 to 15.00 and 3.00 to 10.50. It mentions a date Tuesday Oct 23 and references a choice line to select from.
We are agents for Broadhead Dress Goods in popular colors with prices from 5c to $1.50 per yard. 2,600 yards of Standard Prints per yard and 800 yards of Flanders Cloth are available. Also remnants including black goods at 7c and 8c per yard.
The opening of the millinery shop was a formal success and plans indicate continued sales events throughout the season.
A local listing advertises Canton flannels including 8c and 6c yardage with 8c 1000 yd lots and 12 13c options. Also advertised are winter stockings, flannel waists from 1.35 to 3, skirts 3.00, black brocades 2.25 to 10, kid gloves, caps, and a sample line of graniteware including pails, teapots, fry pans, pie plates and a coffee boiler with prices from 20c to 60c.
GROCERIES Coffee sugar starch oatmeal soda lye syrup oats and more offered. Harness stoves washing machines gloves and mittens advertised at cost with ending stock and factory closeout wording for a local sale.
A compact entry lists BIS items including double barrel guns with pre serial codes and pricing notes. Details show model identifiers and price notes for multiple configurations, reflecting a 19th century sales catalog style.
The column reports Rasmussen's water tank feeding cattle and John Cardwell moving to Republic this week. Ene Swafford sells an 80 acre farm to a western buyer named Willis for $2000 and Charles Wardrom is in the community for work. It discusses rural mail boxes as government property and urges parental guidance with carriers. It remarks on political issues and a 16 to 1 ratio from 1896, predicting the current financial system will end in time and should not be disrupted during its early rain.
Miss Grace Phillips enjoyed a surprise birthday gathering on Thursday evening with friends. Carlson Bros sold hogs to L Nelson. Mr and Mrs Wadine of Norway visited. A second son welcomed J E Johnsons home on Sunday October 7. One Minute Cough Cure praised for quick relief.
Miss Howard visits Beulah school. Geo M Simpson of Clay Center tours three local relatives. Surprises mark 19th birthday for Elimer Nichols. J P Nutter injured in wagon accident. Dances and card parties planned at Jamestown. Typhoid patient Joe Lehn shows slight recovery per Dr. Marcotte. Two political meetings held with Democrats and Republicans hosting speakers. crowd reactions noted.
Sixty nine pupils enrolled in the intermediate room with three days last week free of absences and only two tardies. Republic visitor Miss Fornstall to lower rooms. Mr Daly missed one day, Bess Wohlford filled in. Grammar room observes Columbus Day. A male A Class representative abandons Latin. Jarrett plans weekly after school grammar review. Fornstall to run vocal music class. Carrier Cooper polls mail route: 79 Republicans and 31 opposition, spanning four townships. A coat left at Wilson and Smith Scandia office, owner to prove property. Many attended dog races at Mankato. J F Eastman of Marysville praises Krause Headache Capsules. One Minute Cough Cure touted as safe with rapid relief.
A Sananta Clara letter from Lt. Gov J H Fletcher endorses Krauses Headache Capsules. Drug stores in Aberdeen Hecla and Bit tos promise stock while Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is advertised with a money back guarantee.
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