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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
2
Scandia Schools announces a newly adopted course of study for Scandia High School and 8th grade. The program adds about a year and a half of work, aligning with state standards. Textbooks are in, and 9th grade will include Arithmetic.
A good 160 acre farm located southwest of Scandia features a solid house and a wind mill on the property. The listing highlights productive land, rural setting, and the notable wind-driven mill as part of the estate.
Brand new bicycle fifty dollars. One mile east of Sherdahl Ros Sandine. If you have chickens to sell now is the time to dispose of them. Prices higher now than this winter. See C A Sandell. Smith can tell you all about Uncle Jake at the Restaurant.
Comrades announce an outdoor fire event at Scandia on October 8 with venue details to be decided before the date. ERic NELsox GC A Wardraut Wm Garber act as arrangements committee. R T Smith promotes Belleville Laundry. Ayers stock sale noted with sparse bidders.
The Swedish Methodist Conference in Scandia ends a three day session with Bishop Hamilton presiding. Ministers Olaf Granberg C P Eklund O L Stromberg and Homer Stuntz address crowds, ordinations occur, and next meeting set for Saronville Nebraska. The conference covers Kansas Nebraska Iowa South Dakota Missouri Colorado Wyoming.
The Academy of Nebraska Wesleyan University figures as the setting where ministers and visiting preachers were royally entertained. Local Scandia residents showed courtesy and hospitality, leaving a memorable impression on all guests.
The past August was the wettest on record with 5.22 inches of rain. The month had 17 rainy days and 12 clear days, with a high of 104 degrees on the 2nd and four days above 100. The mean temperature was 77 degrees, one degree above normal, and the year shows an accumulated temperature excess of 141 degrees. The prevailing wind was from the south with a total wind run of 5144 miles.
Farmers and stock dealers prefer printed stationery for business. The JOURNAL offers 100 note heads with tab 75 cents and 100 envelopes 50 cents, with larger quantities cheaper to encourage use of printed writing materials.
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