Scandia Journal announces publication details
Scandia Kansas notices list The Journal as a second class matter with publisher J W Plotner & Son and annual price of 1.25 dollars.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
Scandia Kansas notices list The Journal as a second class matter with publisher J W Plotner & Son and annual price of 1.25 dollars.
Call Lesh Oil Co at Scandia 3. Lester Tate came from Fun-Btan Saturday night and visited Sunday with his brother C A Tate and family. Mr and Mrs W R Stelzer are parents of a baby boy born in Belleville on Saturday, September 14.
Mrs Vo Hageman her children and mother Mrs Dregor plan to relocate to Kansas City for the time being to establish a home there.
Bert Ainsworth of Norway visits as Scandian guest and Journ al caller. John Mahan opens a cafe and lunch room in Valley House. The Us and 1 Art club will meet at Mrs. W. Preble's home Friday afternoon September 27. Lutheran Church to hold Sunday School at 10 and sermon at 11:30 with new pastor Rev J J Richard delivering debut sermon. FF Leweke builds a six room bungalow on Kansas Avenue with bath and cement porch. completion will bring a stylish town cottage.
M. M. Weislegel returned Sunday evening from an extended three month visit in Pennsylvania and Iowa. He reports all eastern industries are running full tilt and he arrives looking well.
Tom Willis was taken to Exelsior Springs Sunday for treatment of dropsy after months of illness. Local businessmen contributed a purse to help cover the trip and medical expenses.
Classified style notice from Star Grocery advertising pure cider vinegar and urging local businesses to order distinctive stationery items including letter heads packets envelopes statements and more at reasonable prices.
A brief note highlights Scandia service praising Tesh Oi c. for supplying quality oil and prompt customer care. The line signals a local trade endorsement and shop reliability.
The article notes farmers in Iowa Minnesota and the Western states are adopting soil improving methods again. With wheat near two dollars per bushel and manure often burned in the past farmers now invest in cement floors pits and returned plant food to the land.
District No. 87 notes memorial for husband’s grave. Mrs. J. O. Anderson of Scandia visits. Enoch Larson family visit Concordia. Clyde Humphrey returns from State Fair. Virgel Woods misdirected to Alabama camp. corrected to Camp Sheridan Illinois. Mrs. Conrad Florell assists sister Mrs. John Sothers. Community Club meets with Mrs. C Y Plott. guests include Mrs. C. W. Bobo and Mrs. Johnson of Scandia and Mrs. John Thomas.
Mrs S Humphrey and Miss Pearl Clark work for Mrs John Sothers. Miss Martha Stanton and Rogamond Madison visited their uncle John Stanson in Minneapolis last Saturday. rain delayed return until Monday. Louis Squires and wife of Courtland visited Albin Anderson Sunday. May Woods of Courtland visited her sister Mrs John Sothers then left Monday for Salina Business College. Mrs Hugh Etter spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs Giles southeast of Scandia. Paul Thomas aided brother Ed with haymaking this week.
Mr and Mrs John Suthers announce the birth of a baby girl on Friday September 13. The couple celebrate the new arrival with joy and gratitude.
Seventy one acres first bottom with seventy acres pasture and balance cultivated. Eighty acres near town with 20 acres pasture and the rest cultivated, new oak house, modern improvements. Price eight thousand dollars with some terms. Also eighty acres fair improvements, sixty acres bottom, balance up land. Possession March 1. J. W. Plotner.
A local request urges residents to contact the Lesh agent in town to secure immediate supply of oil and gasoline. The notice emphasizes fast delivery and availability.
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