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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
8
Recounted incidents include a boy injured by a fall and treated in Belleville, a death in the Blanchard family, Edgar Orr on the sick list, and recent rain aiding fall pasture. Visitors include Ed Clark and Chas Neil with family, and several townsfolk traveling or visiting relatives in nearby communities.
Mrs. Win. Hay hosted guests at My. Fred Brown's last Thursday and Friday. A large local turnout attended the Jog-roHing event at Goneordia, with good baskets and holiday spirits. Various residents are listed with visits, new purchases, and family news including a ten and a half pound baby, nearby illness, and recent travels. A splendid rain Monday was welcomed by all, including those not sheltered.
Local items report a Dunkard love feast Sept. 29 and note travel by Mrs. J T Cooper and family to Iowa. Oliver Nelson and son Emil drive a new corn harvester. J Taylor shelled hundreds of bushels of old corn at Rydal. Ruby McGuire returns home to Wyttoe Nebraska after visiting friends on the Plains. A child of Ferdinand Taylor is buried at Poplar Grove cemetery. Will Burandt remains at home despite rumors. Peterson relatives spend weeks at his farm. they depart Illinois for home.
Mrs. Scott is ill and Andy Moore suffers rheumatism in damp weather. Several residents, including Mr D. B. Dicker hoof and Mr Joe Lehn, are sick with typhoid. Lehn remains in Marcotte’s hospital in Concordia in critical condition. Alfred A. Carmichael dies at 25, Mo Pacific agent at Norway since 1599. funeral at Cofton. Riddlesbarger family returns from North Dakota trip. Rain improves crops but won’t save frost‑prone corn. Galveston relief list being circulated locally.
A letter from Indianapolis notes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a family staple for five years. A baby and a four year old urge to lick the spoon after a dose, praising its pleasant taste and quick effects. Sold locally by A J White.
In a patriotic appeal, the piece argues for U S military action in China to protect missionaries amid the Boxer siege. It cites a diary entry from an American girl praising relief troops and urges support for decisive government action over anti militarism charges.
Auctioneer JP Porter promotes remedies for coughs colds and summer ailments. It claims One Minute Cough Cure provides immediate relief and Mull’s Lightning Pain Killer is safe for all ages, with AL J. White selling both products.
A Virginia editor from Times Hillstille recounts a long diarrhoea illness ended by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits the treatment with his recovery and notes the medicine being sold by Happer, a druggist.
Official statement outlines the financial condition of the Rainiers gal Meretamots Bak at Beanie Behe of Rabgas with capital stock surplus and other assets. It lists Morey as president and includes signatures and attestations by bank officials and a commission on Nov 7.
A scanned pledge of financial condition for Scandia Bank in Kansas Territory lists assets and liabilities including capital stock surplus funds and deposits. President Bulkley signs and swears the statement to accuracy before notary officials with directors Aares Gullers and Hawlesom named.
The Interior of A Furniture Store offers a bright home improvement selection with reasonable prices. Visitors are urged to browse the stock, consider purchases, and return for the buying part.
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