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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1909
Page
7
An OCR-like compilation of grocery names including apples apricots asparagus almonds axle grease barley butter buckwheat beans bread bacon blacking bluing cacao cocoa coconut cracked cocoa nuts currants citrons dried fruit dates figs fruit jars flavoring extracts canned fruits canned fish canned meats herring honey lard meat extracts etc. The list mixes brands and generic terms reflecting historical shopping goods.
A fragment listing groceries and common pantry items such as lemons lettuce lobster lamp burners lanterns and various preserved foods including molasses oysters sardines salmon oysters olive oil flour sugar syrup and raisins. The jumble includes brandlike or misspelled terms and a few place or product names unclear in this OCR snippet.
Miss Mary Wyatt returned home to Patuer Mans Saturday after a three week visit with her sister Mrs. Odin Buyia Bridge and Besehl Theat er at diohr's M A Preble went to Oscaluasa Kans Wednesday and returned with his daughter Miss Mae has typhoid fever Mr and Mrs Won Morley left Friday quering for Gceityvas Tih to take the winter They will return to die Spring teig Fe Sbisets underwerr cn Seaholt dake Oliphant vid wite and Co Supi Stopansky and wife were down from Belleville Monday Visiting at the WoC Peeble troute. When in need of draes medicines or toilet articles go to Ny walls John Rigenius Mason City Ia and Ed Riggins Spring Ky arrived Sunday night for a visit with their brother AL OE Riggin
Local items report several residents with illnesses including Mrs Fr two Dollison and Mrs Frickson. Business trips are noted for J G Stofer to Jewell County and Bert Morey with Strow to Fairbury and Steel City Nebraska.
Jo Mahaffey came back Saturday from Brewster Naas where he visited his daughter and helped his son in law build a house. Dr Brethonr traveled from Republic Saturday to remove a metal fragment from his throat believed to be from something eaten. The New Smoker advertises leading cigar brands and invites customers to try them. Ed Goodwin learned Saturday of Dr Larry Loftus’s death in Chicago Det 20th from diabetus. Loftus once lived here as a boy about fifteen years ago. Theo Grau stedt ran an ad for a new cigar brand Cobs last week and reports sold out. more stock is arriving. Ray's Moving Picture Show that was here last week earns a mention for commendation.
A local cinema review lauds a standout production as perhaps the best picture shown in this venue’s history. The piece notes a rotating schedule with service by the Manhattan Steam Laundry and mentions a midweek wash-and-delivery cycle.
Dr Hageman examined Ol lie Johnsons child Monday and found a sprain not a fracture. The Township Board met at the Fe& M Bank office and approved building two cement bridges on the Bille Ville road near Robert Nelands and near Ed Wallins and Will Jobusats.
Dr. Priest wife and son. Mich all Dr waeleson and Miss Be rauiaf Concordia Mer and Mrs CO and A. J. Hugos and John Jovebretson af Norway Mr. and Mrs QO Enderud and Miss Leva Hanson of Kansas City spent Sunday at Mr and Mrs. Amund Larsau's.
An eight year old boy living west of town suffered a broken thigh after a dugout wagon overturned during a family drive Tuesday morning. The injured boy was treated by Dr Heures who noted the fracture and his condition improved with care.
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