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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
7
Journal notes multiple items: travel updates from Norway to home, theater and circus plans, road and holiday disruptions, subscriptions and ads for stock food drug store, school enrollment counts, horse racing entries, and property sale prices in Cloud County. Strong mentions include Rexford Kansas visitors, Belleville and Courtland teams, and John Vandeveer acquiring land for 16 900.
Mrs May Caldwell sent peaches from Arkansas to the editor. A sample reached the desk and, with deference to Arkansas, the writer says they are not equal to Kansas peaches in size or flavor.
A cabbage raised by the Isaacson boys on the farm north of town is described as a world beater. It is about the size of a bicycle wheel and thick, and will be exhibited at the Fair.
A terse note implies settlement terms for eggs with cash balance due. It mentions paying at the highest market price and identifies L. A. Seabolt as the contact. The text is terse and lacks full event details.
Belleville and area residents arranged travel and visits this week with many small trips. G. E. Thorpe, John Gile, T. A. Nelson and others were noted in Belleville, Nor way, Kansas City, Cedar Rapids and surrounding locations. Several residents announced moves or plans including school study, visits, and property transactions.
Clint Osborn once operated in harness business here and has sold out. He is seeking a new location near Leavenworth to restart operations.
Mrs. Alice Slater, staying with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hollenbeck this summer, departed for Oklahoma City to visit relatives. Fred and Lizzie Owens accompanied her.
A. B. Morrie had the end of his middle finger severed Monday while cutting corn with a sled cutter. Fodder reportedly pulled his hand into the knife, a hard luck mishap for a young man.
Mrs P A Bivens was thrown from a buggy when the tongue came down near Will Mahaffey's. She suffered a bad sprain and back bruises. Mahaffey had recovered enough to be brought to town yesterday.
The Journal Office announces ten new visiting card styles and a new line of postal and souvenir cards. It adds fresh wedding stationery, typewriter paper, and ticket stock to its supply catalog.
J. M. Collins went to Lincoln Nebraska Tuesday. The item notes free dresses with washi goods at the Scandia Casie Store.
For sale a three year old registered Short Horn bull named Superior Boy Zod, dark red and very gentle. He leads well but can no longer be used in the herd. Contact V. Kb. Canson at 4 9 miles west and LT south of Sesru dia.
Hugh Fraser deft a sweet but the Journal office refuses to weigh it. The Journal family expects to live off the proceeds for the rest of the month.
Readable text notes Clyde Watermelons at Upro Path Restaurant setting. No further identifiable details, dates, or participants available.
Mrs. H C Crandall of Kansas City visits her parents Mr and Mrs P Wy Kalleman and will return home today. Miss Clara Kallman plans to visit with them. To prevent colds and coughs, Syrup White Pine Compound with Toy costs 25 cents at Palace Drug Store.
The list shows Effie Gile Albert Thompson Roy Davis Janehe Haggman Mabel Rosenquist Lara Fulcomer Lotta McGlashan and Abe Johnson as non district enrollees for the current year.
A J Riney reports on poultry figures including Springs and hens with notes on supply and pricing. The item provides concise market data for local fowl buyers and sellers.
A 19th century advertisement claims The Texas Wonder cures kidney bladder and rheumatic troubles. Sold by all druggists or by mail for one dollar with two months' supply. Dr RH Hall lists address as 2926 Olive Street St Louis MO and invites testimonials.
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