Harvest Home festival travel and town improvement notes
Editor Muth and family from Narka passed through Scandia en route to Republic for Harvest Home festivities while visiting their son. County Surveyor Price laid out a grade on Washington Street as street and alley work continues and the Hion Cloud street leading into town was altered. Local repairs include Frank Hawkins building a small porch for J. B. Beams and Kenson clothing goods purchased in Kansas City. Mrs. Sherrard and sister from Norway spent Friday with Frank Cuthberteen’s family. Hermann Gann and James Johnron hauled sand from the river, D. Aery will build a new farm residence near Republic, and Bethany College board meeting trips were noted. The Burgess Dramatic Co. programs impressed Chautauqua patrons with high value. Mrs. Beames adds a pantry extension to her house, and Mrs. Puckett, visiting her father, returned to St. Joseph.
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Muth
Narka
Scandia
Republic
Funeral Attendance Noted In Courtland Trip
Livery and baggage details note Mrs Wilson and party including Mrs Brandstrom Miss Edlund and others riding to Courtland Tuesday for the funeral of Mrs Wilson’s mother. Guests listed include Mrs Granstedt Mrs Eilingson and Bertha Wilson with Arthur Wilson.
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Eilingson
Mrs. Sederlin
Bertha and
Arthur Wilson
Willie Eiingsor
Courtland Stop En Route to Concordia
A fragment notes Mra Vandeveer and her daughter Le na traveling to Concordia via Courtland on Thursday evening.
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Vandeveer
Courtland
Delegates Attend State Conference and Masonry Milestone
Rev Gale and P T Gile led delegates from Republic to Wichita for the State Conference by auto. Ray Diendorff and Foster Willis joined as delegates. Mrs Anna Garbry plans a Sunday departure for Fairfield. Mrs J B Beames will accompany to Lincoln to visit her son. Elmer Anderson was raised to Master Mason at Lebanon Lodge No 221 Monday night.
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Rev
Gale
P. T. Gile
Here
Ray, Diendorff
Foster Willis
Republic
Wichita
Auito
Anna Garbry
Fairfield
J. B. Beames
Elmer Anderson
Lebanon Lodge
Local residents take Sunday visits and trips this week
Wm. Wilson shared Sunday dinner with Nels Nelson west of town. A. S. Mahan and his sister left Day ton Ia for a visit with his brother in Manchester Kana. Mrs. G. J. Schafer and daughters Marguerit and Wanda left Wednesday for Norton and then Norcatur to visit with her sister. Wm. Sebaugh left Wednesday night on a business trip to Norcatur.
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Wm. Wilson
Nels Nelson
A. S. Mahan
Dayton Ia
A Visst
Manchester
Kana
G. J. Schafer
Marguerit
Wanda
Norton
Norcatur
Wm. Sebaugh
Aight
Bi Othberg Leaves Town and Local Social Notes
Friday Journal notes Bi Othberg leaving town and Monday events in Byron Nebraska. Miss Thersas Neal visited from Belleville and spent the day with friends. Belleville barbers H Shaver and C Bagwell joined B Shaver in Scan dia. Livingood, probate judge candidate, called on the Journal en route to Republic for Fall Festival. Gossip on marriage and property follows with commentary on social expectations and character. Dodd. Gaston.
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Atty. Livingood
Republic
Burgess Dramatic Co. set to tour. Blakesburg notes bedtime tale
The Burgess Dramatic Company plans performances in various towns. A Great Bend mother recounts a little girl unable to sleep and asking for a fairy tale, with the mother and father promising to tell stories when home.
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Great Bend
Ito
Tri
Pune
Prolific local publishers honored during weekend trip
The editor and his wife closed their shop last Friday and visited Atchison and Troy with Mr. and Mrs. Calnan of Proy Chief. They toured orchards, noted bumper apple crops, and praised trey first and home town hospitality. A stop in Clyde followed with Dick Gill. Bent Bowen becomes a new Journal reader.
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Atchison
Troy
J. Calan
Calnan
Opin
Model
Buick
Trey
Clyde
Dick Gill
Expressions of thanks to caring supporters
A brief note extends heartfelt gratitude to those who assisted during illness and bereavement of Javed. It also thanks for floral arrangements and memorials from O Tiller and family Theo Skagen Brewer and others.
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Javed
Adward Olsen
Tiller
Theo. E. Skagen
C.A . Brewer
B. al, Oarigren
Local Tale Described By Child Dialect at Chauqua
A fragment from the GChau tauqua News notes Sug and Burgess bringing down a tent with a child’s dialect indicating a minor disruption at an event.
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Sug
Burgess
Gchautauqua News
Fly inkwell tale from a gerigin author
A garbled note describes a fly falling into an inkwell near a writer, who then observes the insect and tells a parent the creature resembles its father. The fragment hints at a playful scene of writing and a talking fly.
Child glimpses country life and asks odd question
A slum child observes country life at sunset near a garden. He sits beside a farmer’s wife as she picks a chicken and gazes gravely. He then asks a curious question about whether she takes off her clothes every night.
Journal Office Sells Size Carbon Transfer Paper
Large stock of size carbon transfer paper now available at the Journal office.
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Journal
Canton Pilot Calls for Unity to Build Up Town
The Canton Pilot urges residents to pull together share the same purpose and avoid tearing down progress. Emphasizes living and letting live to strengthen the town through collective effort and cooperation.
Marple and Son Weil Drillers Advertise Water Service
Scandia Kansas ad lists Marple and Son Weil drillers offering water well services. Contact via phone 166 in Scandia for water trouble solutions.
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Weil Drillers
Scandia
Kansas
Beames Sale Promises Ready Supplies
Courtland Kansas advertisement urges customers to visit the Beames sale offering drilling and well equipment and supplies, with emphasis on timely fulfillment and full stock readiness. The note names Chas. Porsinger as contact for the sale.
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Porsinger Courtland Kans
Conference Year Ends With Optimistic Outlook
The Conference year concludes on a hopeful note with leaders expressing optimism about growth and continued collaboration among member institutions. The closing remarks emphasize progress, unity, and future initiatives.
Prosperous Year Predicted for Scandia Church Pastoral Report
Spirit among church members shows strong Sunday attendance with 83 at Sunday School and large preaching service. The W M A Ladies Aid and Norway class prospered with an active Endeavor led by Miss Vivian Blosser and a new piano installed by the Sunflower Club. Treasurer Rob ert Nylund reports solid finances and a hopeful outlook for the year ahead under the pastor RB Gale.
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W. M. A. Society
Robert Nylund
Scandia
Norway
S.S
A. OD. Norrig
Vivian Blosser
Sunflower Club
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J. B. Beams
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Sherrard
Frank. Cuthberteen
Hermann Gann
James John- Ron Ware
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J. M
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Byron Neb
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Belleville
H. Shaver
Chas
Bagwell
B. Shaver
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Blakesburg
Iowa
Tete
Bent Bowen
Bank Depositors Guarantee Fund
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the Bank of Scandia
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Alberta
Concord
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