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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
6
An advertising snippet urges readers to visit Gulick's in Scandia for dry goods shoes dresses and coats. It touts a large stock, high quality items, and lower prices than competitors, claiming to offer the best selection in town for clothing and furnishings to keep body and soul cared for.
Eighty tickets sold for a Wednesday trip to Concordia to view the Weoldmen Logrolling event. The crowd included Mrs M Weisloge, Miss Hrama Henge Lind and many other local residents and families led by J M Weislogel and Milton Hillery.
Old friends return as the Kerkhoff Komedy Ko performs all week at the Opera House. The show promises familiar acts and lighthearted comedy from a seasoned troupe in a classic venue.
Reports record cattle receipts last week followed by a welcome market slowdown this week with steady to strong demand. Prices ranged with steers 5 to 6.80, cows 4.50, heifers 3.10 to 4.25, hogs 6.10 to 6.30, and shipments nearing 44,000 head for the country. Also notes J A Rickart and Hampton Craft closing blacksmith shop and seeking new pastures.
If you are a business man think of opportunity advertising offers. Direct statements must be fulfilled. Persistent ads in this paper build reputation and attract customers. Rates quoted for the year’s business.
A garbled passage describes eating patterns and personal reflections. Mentions a theater context and casual dinner routines. Reads as incomplete, with stray phrases and unclear subjects.
Amorphous snippets describe a disjointed dialogue about information and noting a sudden event. A figure and a friend are referenced, with unclear actions and timing, producing a fragmented, unreadable scene.
A correction states the store did not close last Saturday and remains open. J. W. Havens affirms continued operation offering goods cheaper than any other in town.
The thumb is valued at about one third of a hand in damages under various legal schedules. France ranges 15 to 35 percent for the right thumb and 10 to 15 percent for the left, Austria 15 to 25 percent, Germany 20 to 28 percent up to 33 percent. J Wilson returned yesterday from a trip to Omaha and points east.
A.L. Whitney endured a second stroke at the Lincoln sanitarium last Monday. He was previously so weak his life seemed in danger, then rallied but remains in a very nervous condition and in much pain. Doctors fear a third stroke could occur at any time.
Anyone wishing work done leave orders at the Brunswick Hotel. J M Heaston Theo Grandstedt is clerking at Gulick's this week in place of Lewis Likens who is laying off to get married.
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