Teasel Outing Price Cut at 16 Cents a Yard
A sale offers Amoskeag Teasel Outings at 16 cents per yard after a 12 percent rate was offered for 1500 yards. The deal applies only while supplies last.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1905
Page
5
We Belong To No Syndicate Trade Policy
The firm states it purchases goods only for itself and rejects job lots seconds and damaged out of date items. It emphasizes not selling low quality merchandise to lure customers from other towns and serves Scandia and its territory with a dedicated trade stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Merchandise Advertisement Promotes Wide In-Store Stock
A retail notice touts buying merchandise at every line store with a large stock always updated and current for customers seeking latest items.
Weather Takes Toll on Corn and White Dresses
The local column notes that today’s harsh weather affects crops and clothing, mentioning corn fields and light summer attire as among the affected.
Dusty Weather Sparsely Cites Scandia Resident
A remark on Scandia resident W. Y. Morgan suggests he would suffer another neck crick during this dusty spell. The playful observation points to local weather conditions and a familiar figure in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Y. Morgan
Scandia
Editor in Kansas Contemplates NSmith-White Order Honor
The text questions whether a Kansas editor ever sought the first degree in the NSmith-White Order of Chumps, implying a satirical or boastful claim about eligibility in a fringe group. No further concrete facts or names are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Scandia Quotation Prompts Local Tournament Remark
The Formosa New Era notes that Scandia was drawn into the whirlpool of fun, a quip about its involvement in a recent tournament. The remark marks the first time Scandia is humorously said to be drawn into such activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandia
Formosa
Kansas Winter Wheat Yield Reaches 75 Million Bushels
The State Board reports Kansas raised 75 576 867 bushels of winter wheat this year marking the third largest yield in state history. Republic county contributes 459 015 bushels to the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agricultural
Kansas
Republic County
Public benefactors and profit driven donors compared
The writer argues that some men hailed as benefactors, like Rockefeller, raise prices or avoid debts to fund donations. It suggests many communities honor such figures while condemning similar actions that enable charitable giving, questioning which behavior is worse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Chicago University
Iell is full of people who gossip about young girls
Dod Gaston recalls a plan to chalk a defiant sentence on a club bulletin board at the Elks. The remark targets gossip about young girls and reflects frustration with public commentary in a local social space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks’ Club
Dod Gaston
Kansas corn crop shows higher plantings and uneven conditions
The State Board of Agriculture reports Kansas corn acreage at 6,775,979, up 285,000 from last year, with overall condition at 89. Twelve counties exceed 100 while Douglas and Shawnee lead at 103 and 102. The "big six" counties by acreage include Jewell Nemaha Wash ington Republic and Smith, with conditions from 91 to 97. Lush County sits at 40, the weakest outlook due to insufficient rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas
Douglas
Shawnee
Marshall Jewell
Nemaha
Washington, Republic
Smith
Jewell
Lush
Clyde Republican Carnival Special in Two Colors Dandy
The Clyde Republican notes its 18 pages last week and highlights a Carnival special printed in two colors. The item praises the edition as a dandy and reflects local press flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Republican
Attendance at Lewis and Clark Fair tops two and a half million
Attendance at the Lewis and Clark Fair grows as estimates place total admissions at 2 500 000. East coast visitors are limited mainly by railroad capacity to move the crowds.
Idaho Leads Nation in Lead Output at Exposition
The Idaho exhibit at the Lewis and Clark Exposition highlights that Idaho supplies over 40 percent of U S lead and 27 percent of world production. The display features massive ore chunks up to 10 000 pounds, nearly pure lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
Japan Wins War Terms Peace Treaty After Far East Victory
The article outlines terms of Russia Japan peace after the Far East war. Key points include recognition of Japan's influence in Korea restoration of Manchuria to China and cession of Port Arthur and Dalny plus lease areas. Also mentions fishing rights and prisoner maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
Japan
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
China
Sakhalin Island
Liao-tung
Port Arthur
Dalny
Elliott Islands
Blonde Islands
Russian Pacific
Manhattan Laundry Praised as Best by Barbers
Coleman and Nye the Barbers tout Manhattan laundry as the very best with a hundred advertise ments in the Journal this week. Read them carefully to find something that will benefit you.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
Coleman & Nye the Barbers
Bank of Seamdia Financial Statement Readied for Audit
The document presents a Kansas bank statement listing loans and discounts on real estate, overdrafts, bank building expenses, furniture and fixtures, cash, capital stock, surplus, undivided profit, and deposits. It includes notes payable and certificates, with J G W Sandell as cashier swearing the truth of the record before a notary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Bank
Lontnsind
Birth Announcement: Daughter Born to Soderquist Family
A daughter was born on a Wednesday, August 30, to Mr and Mrs Louis Soderquist. The brief notice records the new arrival in the family and the parents’ names.
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Louis Soderquist
Final Settlement Notice and Concordia Visit
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to me are requested to call and settle up before Saturday night. I want to close my books before I leave so that any mistakes may be rectified. At the old stand, W J. W. Lona, Mrs. J J. Moore, and children from Concordia time today for a short visit with Wm. Segerhune and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J.moore
Concordia Time
Wm. Segerhune
Lightning claims 19 year old Martin Johnson in barn incident
Martin A Johnson was killed by a lightning strike while closing a barn door during a rainstorm. The 19 year old from Scandia Kansas stood 6 feet 6 inches tall and weighed over 200 pounds. His brother Frank, away in Kansas City, returned after the funeral. The community closed many businesses for the service at the Baptist church and burial in the city cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin A. Johnson
Frank
Kansas City
Martin
I Franik
Baptist
Teall
Martin Johnson
Scandia
Kansas
Johnson Boys
Official Statement of the Bank of Seandia August 1905
An official bank statement for the Bank of Seandia shows assets liabilities and reserves as of August 1905 in Republic County Kansas. The document includes loans on real estate overdrafts and deposits with a notarized oath by cashier 1 1 8 Cooper and notary public Ghorbi Smith attesting to accuracy and absence of external liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Kansas
County of Republics
I. J
Sandell
Sandel
Charles C, Wilson
D. HW
Cadlers
Bineleson
Ied
le White
State of
Kansas
County of Republic
Cooper
Sina Bank
Shawn Dan
Coormr
A. Asbjornson
A. &. Morey
HS Cooper
Rural route inspector reviews local mail routes
C. A. Mills, a rural route inspector, has been examining the mail routes in the area this week.
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C. A. Mills
For Rent Five Room House in Corner of Third and Grant
Ole Olson advertises a five room house with cellar for rent at the corner of 3rd and Grant streets. Contact 3520007 for details and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celler
Grant Streets
Ole Olson
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America
n-Beckman Cash Store
Bank of
Seamdia
Sermadian Stile
Whattises
Ile
Resolis
Totak
Wj. W. Lona
John A
Lisburge
Anrav
Seandia
Lewis Frank
Simon
Ober
Ava
Johnson
Iuansas
Thiday
Brsovices
Hiablulyees
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