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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1916
Page
5
The notice lists subscription at 1.25 per year and advertising rates per column inch and per line for locals. It notes a 1.25 yearly Journal price and a credit rule for underpayment, with special charges for card of thanks and social notices.
Union News reports visits and health updates including Mrs Frank Mikesell and Mrs HW Marshall with sprained ankle, plus Carers at 1. Boy ersox" Wednesday. Residents travel to Salina Hutchison Topeka and Belleville for fairs visits and family gatherings. Local events include barn work at Kinnery Hall, a picnic, and a two week Missouri visit.
The fragment describes California coast oil wells attracting tourists as derricks rise along long wharfs across a 125 acre field near Summerfield in Barbara County. The scene contrasts oil development with seaside interest as observers note rapid growth and local activity.
A quip from Willis asks about shared thoughts and the term telepathy while Chllis muses on embarrassment as a judge comments. The fragment hints at a humorous or cryptic exchange in a legal setting.
Dr Wolfe based in Belleville returns from recent studies to offer a one day clinic at the Yankee Inn Hotel on Oct 5. He will visit Belleville every four weeks for five years, treating a wide range of conditions from stomach and liver diseases to epilepsy and cancer, and will provide medicines on site.
Dr C S Wolfe M D offers non surgical pile treatment with no cutting ligature or caustic. A written guarantee refunds every penny if not cured. Free confidential exam and consultation. Married women must be accompanied on first visit. Office at 809 Kansas Ave Topeka Kansas. visits Fridays and Saturdays.
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