J W Plotiner & Son Publishers Advertises Journal
The Journal from J W Plotiner and Son Publishers lists a yearly subscription price of $1.25. It emphasizes local news and community notices typical of the era.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
2
The Journal from J W Plotiner and Son Publishers lists a yearly subscription price of $1.25. It emphasizes local news and community notices typical of the era.
Gomer Davies of Concordia recalls a perilous ascent over Wolf Creek Pass to Bayfield and Durango with vivid drama. The article details the Mesa Verde National Park access rules at Mancos, road dangers, and the safety upgrade on the opposite side of the mountain. Also mentioned are Bruce Polley’s dog scare near Kansas City and Roy McTaggart’s return to Scandia from California with poultry plans.
Mr J R Shivvers from Norway township recalled events from 35 years ago when townsfolk joined a river trip after the full moon around March 21. A hunting party brought two mud hens mistaken for ducks, cooked by Ben Thompson to humorous effect while precautions were taken for rattlesnake bites.
An ad urges readers to visit Jennings for affordable suits with good wool, promising a fitting experience or a refund. The note mentions a future feature or model named Nazimova hinted by wb 37-4t.
A war veteran returns to find women in trousers running the town while men care for children. Abe Lincoln Jones leads a quirky revolt against new tyranny as women take jobs and power. The scene promotes a show at the Princess on Thursday September 18.
Real estate offers for sale consist of a quarter section description in Norway township near Scandia Kansas. Bids due by September 22 with right to reject any or all bids. Address Mrs Tilda Isaacson box 765 Scandia Kansas. Also an advertisement by Albert Snyder offering hauling and plowing service with prompt, reasonable pricing and phone contact 95.
Republic County Kansas board of county commissioners audited and allowed numerous claims for August and September 1919, including salaries for county officials and staff, supplies, bridge and road work, and care of the poor. The board ordered railroad crossings to be constructed, arranged storage for aviation trucks at the fair association, discharged a jailed defendant who earned labor, and adjourned September 2, 1919.
A bank pitches saving money as a rainy day strategy and invites 500 local residents to enroll. The message urges curbing expenses to turn a dream of a big account into reality. It boasts deposit safeguards under state law, bonded officers, and a secure vault to reassure potential customers.
In a quiet building, residents report the flat below sold their piano at auction. The chatter suggests items move frequently as possessions are sold or traded, with neighbors noting ongoing activity and turnover.
A compact comparison favors the realist who toils over the idealist who thinks. The line extols steady work and rejection of lazy daydreams, praising practical effort and persistence.
A dialogue hints at prison life and trickster pickpockets. One character muses about organizing an emergency crew from prisoners, noting pickpockets are notably skilled in tight spots during crises. The exchange underscores adaptability as a survival trait.
A humorous exchange highlights a change pocket feature to deter losses. A caller jokes about a combination lock while a shopper asks about preferred creditors, and Mamie explains a preferred creditor as one who does not press for payment.
A local real estate listing describes a farm for sale prompting a humorous exchange between a couple. The conversation centers on a dinner planning disagreement that mirrors a joint debate sobre domestic matters, reflecting everyday life in the community.
Advertises 80 acres located three and one fourth miles from town and three fourths mile to the school with good water and improvements. Mentions a suitable home site and ongoing sale terms with seven miles to town, one mile to school, two miles to church. Asking price listed as fifty.
A historical advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims thirty five years of use and that the remedy works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces. It urges immediate use and promises testimonials by mailing to F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio.
No. 2. 80 acres in Jewell county comprising 40 acres in crop 20 acres alfalfa and 20 acres pasture with plentiful water. Includes two story house 28x28 barn for 8 horses cribs sheds and arched rake. $500 cash $1,000 March 1 and balance on terms. No. 3. 360 acre stock farm 120 cultivated balance pasture fenced cross fenced with water five room house outbuildings and barn for ten horses and fourteen cows. Will sell to settle estate J. W. Plotner.
A O Fortney is listed as a physician and surgeon in Scandia Kansas with an office next to the Drug Store, office phone 54, residence 115. The notice states that all calls are promptly answered.
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