Plotner and Son Publishers at the Post Office Scandia
Local listing notes Plotner and Son Publishers operating at the Scandia Post Office. It lists second class mail matter and a subscription price of $1.50 per year.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1927
Page
2
Local listing notes Plotner and Son Publishers operating at the Scandia Post Office. It lists second class mail matter and a subscription price of $1.50 per year.
Odd notices from Belleville include a sale or rent for George W Nichols four room and a Polish Hog one year old. Local calls reference Fred Jackson home visits and Dr Cheaser from Superior Nebr visiting Mrs A Maxwell. Families travel for shopping in Kansas City and Lincoln with multiple relatives visiting.
Presbyterian ladies host a gate sale at Freed Store with homemade food and lunches. The event also includes refreshments and dancing on Saturday afternoon and evening for neighbors and friends at the Elmer Farley home after a surprise visit last Friday.
Miss Edith Sanders arrived in Concordia to begin the regular term court duties. The district court saw a money recovery suit between W S Parish and Frank Sallman. county commissioners approved S J Henry’s annual treasurer settlement. road projects Meridian and Jewell-Scandia advanced in good weather. Chattel mortgage filings rose, and Scandia Republican river bridge repairs resumed traffic. Two weddings occurred: Martin Wollenburg and Helen Berger in Hollenberg and Jacquilene Va Vera and K W Frank in Denver. Bonavitz, previously convicted of hog stealing, testified in a related case with Sheriff Hostetler detaining him. The October district court convened with two grand larceny cases on the docket, jurors called, and court-focused hearings proceeding. Community Club hosted by Mrs. Lewis Wallin with sixteen members. next gathering with Mrs. M. Brown on November 2.
The Presbyterian ladies announce their annual bazaar will be held on November 19. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
The article explains valuing a trade in by what the dealer can extract from the used car market and warns against chasing the highest allowance. It advises judging the new car against its price and charges, then weighing the trade in against the overall purchase. It invites readers to request GM product facts via a coupon.
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