Rentz Bros Circus Comes to Town This Saturday
The community anticipates Rentz Bros Big Show with new attractions and the best performance yet. Townsfolk plan to attend and merchants expect an uptick in trade as circus day draws near.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
9
The community anticipates Rentz Bros Big Show with new attractions and the best performance yet. Townsfolk plan to attend and merchants expect an uptick in trade as circus day draws near.
The text argues that rural churches must move beyond mere occupancy on Sundays and become active daily centers. It contends the country church should engage with contemporary life as much as the city church, expanding beyond preservation of yesterday's ideas.
Mrs. C W Florence of Rockfield Indiana reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to stop a summer complaint in a single dose. The note claims long term trust in the product and states it is sold by all dealers.
District 48 notes criticizes church aloofness to local needs and outlines rules for pastors to engage the community. Emphasis on social center functions, plain language gospel, and reducing denominational conflict. calls for practical farm work and broader social ties. Various local names and incidental events from Norway and nearby towns are listed.
Garbry attended church in Norway on Sunday evening. Miss Mabel Kempton visited friends and began school in the Day district. Grandma Kelly visited at Harry and Tom Gilles. Misses Minta Walter and May Young spent weekend with homefolks. District 48 school started with 17 scholars and Miss Munson as teacher. H. S. Walter shopped in Belleville. Mrs. Frances Fickle began school at Norway. Mesdames Will Adams and Will Cowle visited Hattie Walter. Mrs. Emma Ames returned home. Chas Walter and family visited Clark Murphy. Mr. Fred Ames Jr. and wife visited in Jamestown. Mrs Clarence Simpson and son and Mrs Anna Simpson visited relatives last week. A Chester merchant questions wartime price increases calling the claimants “Wan falik.” Mr and Mrs J O Rogers welcomed twins Arthur James and Joseph Allen born Sept 3, birthday for Mrs Rogers.
J. H. Houghbound of Don, Iowa reports soldiers in the Spanish war were urged to take Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and have expressed thanks for the advice. The note mentions tainting and guidance on usage.
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