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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
4
The notice states prices will align with prevailing times and seeks to please customers with a varied assortment. It emphasizes flexible pricing to suit shifting demand and invites shoppers to review offerings.
School began Monday with about fifty scholars enrolled and Miss Lathrop as teacher. The Miller school district No. 42 will hereafter be called Enterprise. Miss Hattie Leweke visited with her cousin Miss Elsie Bettis Saturday and Sunday. Last Saturday evening Miss Nellie Downing gave a party at her home southwest of town. At a late hour ice cream and cake were served. Those present included Lavinia and Alice Garman, Plessie Johnson, Hulda Anderson, Elda Downing, Hattie Leweke, Ida McCrossen, Mable Rowe, Lu Downing, Mrs M Brown, Mrs Az Downing, Clara and Hannah Peterson, Hisse Bettis and many others.
Farmers plan more sowing next week as J W Nelson finishes 40 acres of wheat. Mesdames Nelson and Bowersox return from Hebron. Binding experts visit J T Johnson and Loyd Johnson buys a binder. M B Sheeks moves to Belleville and Stace Baldwin takes over his farm. Primary U V school opens with Miss Baird. Local youths attend Clyde carnival and report a good time. Union attends Old Settlers reunion at White Rock.
Mr and Mrs Clark returned to Chicago Monday. Luther Carlson left for Osage City to take a bookkeeper post. Mrs Nels Nelson and son from Jamestown visited Wednesday and Thursday. Our school opened Monday with Stella Burnett teaching. Many locals attended the Swedburg convention with Anna Almquist staying with Mrs Carlson. Several residents left for Lindsborg Concordia and Minnesota for trips or study. The next convention will be at Swedsburg Kansas. The Klackley area reports it is among the driest towns and urges wells to be checked.
School in Dist 84 starts Monday September 9. Night meetings held at Dunkard church. D W Mosner travels to Oklahoma to seek a location. Miss Mamie McGlashan leaves to lead Grace Hill school in Beeville township. Miss Martha Hay goes to Scottville to work for Mrs Hillery. Rag carpet sewing bee invitations issued at McGowan home. Bertha Fogelberg returns to Kansas City Sept 6 after visit. L N Tweedy Jas McGlashan and Joseph McGowan attend watermelon carnival at Clyde last Thursday.
An old advertisement touts REMICK'S ECZE MA CURE and REMICK'S PEPSIN BLOOD TONIC as cures for eczema and skin eruptions with a free trial sample offer. Havana Medicine Co. at 1124 Locust St, St. Louis, Missouri, is listed along with a local agent A. P. Happer for sales.
Ad copy emphasizes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as iron and quinine with plain label. Claims no cure and no pay policy, priced 50 cents.
A Utah coal camp near Price called Sunny Side in Whitmore Canyon bans women from residence and entry. The all male town, owned by a group of businessmen, risks unsettled land titles and possible claims by new residents who would force buyouts.
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