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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1921

Page

4

Belleville hosts teachers meeting and visits across county

County wide notes report a large crowd at the second teachers association meeting in Belleville, with many visitors from Republic and surrounding areas. Residents from Kas. Parry Oklahoma and Formoso attend to visit relatives while others travel from Norway township and White Rock for business and social ties.

John Stanton Kackley Teachers’ Association Eugene McDonald Cuba Belleville Mutual Insurance Office Otto Johnson Norway Township George Young Kansas City R. T. Stanfield Pearl Stanfield Kas. R Parry Okla MisscGowan McGowan Boys Rydal C. E. McGowan Near Hardy Wm. McGowan Dayton Ohio Maggie Hie McGowan Formoso Hirs Sem Christie Concordia Christies J. W. Simmons Fram White Rock Teachers Association Fornstall Ll. V. Garman Republic M. B Jessie McHenry Wm. Hay R. FE. Scrivner Earl Worth Jas, Foster Republic County Will Nelson Gene Reno Nev John Conzelman Mear Republic Bishop Waldorf M. E

Local Socials and Preparations Highlight Busy Week

Miss Maudie Gile visited Vera Wright as the Banners church group held a Tacky Party in the church basement with games and a fruit salad lunch by Julia Holgerson. Vernon Wright surprised with a 16th birthday gathering, while sale preparations and visits across Concordia Norway and Doxie Oklahoma marked a bustling week among residents including Gile, Hammer, Kelly, Hyder, and Figgins families. The township hall expansion advanced with foundation work by Harry Gile and Lars Larson as builders prepare the new structure.

Maudie Gile Vera Wright Banner U. B Julia Holgerson Agnes Kelley L. W. Engle Harry Gile Pete Hammer Bertha Concordia B. P.bartlett A. J. Kelly Doxie Okla Will Lewis Robert Hyder Ted Higle Alma Strom Republic Tver Erickson B. Ainsworth Norway Philip Hammer Mabel Brewer Vernon Wright Vernon H. B. Walter Near Atchison P. T. Gile Ida Figgins Chas Figgins Lloyd Kelly Leona Charles Barlen Alma Holgerson G. W. Wright Chas. Lewis

Where There's a Baby on Farm Keep at Swan

Rats are on most farms and threaten infants. Nursing bottles attract them. killing with RAT SNAP is advertised in this drug store notice. Three sizes priced 35c 65c and $1.25. guaranteed by Ed Wires drug store.

Swan Ed Wires Drug Store

Dark End to a Black Wedding in Fort Wayne Suit Filed

Fort Wayne case sees milliner Ora Cue sue Warren R. Whitmer for 15000 damages for alienation of his wife's affections. Whitmer and Mrs. Cue wed three days after her divorce. Their earlier marriage was held in a room decorated in black jet with the couple in black attire.

Fort Wayne Ind Ora Cue Man Milliner Warren R. Whitmer Whitmer

Calf Births Boost Belmond Farm Meat Supply

In Belmond Iowa a cow owned by Truiph Chris tie produced four new calves, three heifers and a bull, all healthy and nursing. The herd addition follows a previous year’s twin heifers and is cited as contributing toward lowering meat, butter, and milk prices for the world.

Belmond Truiph Christie

Railroad plan to cut rates as wages fall

Statement by Thomas Dewitt Cuyler, chairman of the Association of Railway Executives, after a Chicago meeting on October 14 1921. Railroads seek wage reductions and lower rates to revive industrial activity, arguing labor costs and public needs pressure, noting weak 1920-21 earnings, high labor share, and limited earning potential under public rate oversight. They caution against rate cuts funded by wage reductions unless broadly passed to the public with ICC concurrence.

Thomas Dewitt Cuyler The Association of Railway Executives Chicago Sfr Thomas Dewitt Cuvier United States United Eities Rackroad Har Board Labor Board Oesiedia Interstate Commerce Commission Yailronus Aviat Interstate Commereeoammmission Iass Railroad Management Sirenceting

Seer Navy Students At Annapolis Enlistment Push

Announcement invites 18 to 19 year old aspirants to enlist at Marine Corps recruiting stations for entry to the United States Naval Academy. One hundred recruits are selected annually through competitive exams. age limits, prior service rules, and a new officer training plan for Washington area are outlined.

Washington United States Naval Academy Marine Corps Naval Academy Navy Coryps France Army

Railroads Seek Wage Reductions to Cut Costs

Railroads urge abrogation of wartime wage and working rules to cut costs and keep transport affordable. They note unskilled labor currently earns 40 cents an hour versus 20 cents elsewhere and argue earnings must align with industrial capacity to pay. Affected by labor board approvals, a general rate cut would follow wage reductions.

Palnevic Wien Railroad Labor Board Ublic

Dr Caldwell offers non surgical treatment in Minneapolis visit

Dr Caldwell a state licensed internal medicine specialist will hold a one day free consultation at the Hemberger Home on Thursday November 10 from 10 am to 5 pm. He treats stomach liver kidney heart skin nose throat chest and chronic diseases including paralysis rheumatism and bed wetting in children. Free examinations offered with medicine provided or sent from the laboratory in Boston Block Minneapolis. Married ladies should bring husbands, children with guardians.

Caldwell Caldwell and Rea Medical Laboratory Boston Block Minneapolis Minn

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offer

An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It claims the remedy works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, promises quick health improvements, and urges readers to begin treatment immediately while offering testimonials.

Hall F. J. Cheney& CO Toledo

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County Wide News Sanford Scrivner Old White Rock Junction City John Scrivner McGowan James Stroky Frank G. Kier TIEIR OVD Nei Sat Peer Seer lMarize Corts Annapolis Academy Scandia DR. Caldwell Hemberger Ford Slaughter’s Garage Larson
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