Republic County Weekly Advertises 1871 Established Paper
The Republic County weekly newspaper, established in 1871, is listed as a second class matter at the Scandia post office under a 1879 act. It is published each Thursday with a yearly subscription of $1.50 and advertising rates available on request.
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Scandia
Kansas
Ander
Crystal Gazing Points to Kansas Political Rise
The Observa tion Tower reflects on Hershel Kannier and Topeka Governor London, praising London for cutting taxes and expanding fiscal restraint. It speculates that if London sustains his record, his political ascent to higher office could be rapid, possibly reaching national leadership and a future stroll with a daughter in Rock Creek Park.
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Hershel Kannier
Topeka
Kansas
Wuring
F. D
Roosevelt
London
Rock Creek Park
Washington
Hershel
Odd Laws and Quick Quips From the Times
A Kansas statute mandating one day of grasshopper killing per able bodied citizen appears alongside wry quips. A farmer narrator imagines hay yields and Washington reports. A misrouted phone call and a teacher student joke close with a pun on ice to price.
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Kansas
New Styles for Men In Pompadour Era
A New York newspaper notes hair worn in pompadour style with side whiskers and a matching mustache as the latest masculine trend. It suggests a revival of the gay nineties styles and signals a possible return in fashion. Miss Marcile Thomas visited Miss Opal Currie for a weekend gathering.
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New York
President’s pool idea for White House bath time satire
In a Port Pervis Union Gazette piece the speaker extols building a presidential swimming pool at the White House for daily swims and peaceful conferences. The verse imagines diplomats from many nations gathering in a pool setting, with jokey dialogue and a comment on the need for a “one thing needful.”
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Congress
White House
Port Pervis
Union Gazette
Old-Timers News Roundup April 9 1897
April 9 1897 notes report Chas Loring departing for Kearney Nebraska for months of absence. Wm Connor spent Sunday in town. A ten pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs B D Woods on April 8. Geo Litsinger and Chas Gunter visited from Republic. J O Wilson went to Clay Center. Mrs G M Smith of Concordia visited relatives here. Lost Saturday near Gulick store a fascinator package. Chas Sandell from Mankato reports a near tornado Friday night with little damage.
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B. D. Woods
Geo
Litsinger
Chas. Gunter
Republic
J. O. Wilson
Clay Center
G. M. Smith
Concordia
Gulick
Chas. Sandell
Mankato
Community guests honor Mrs Nelson birthday and gatherings
A long list of residents from Magnus Nelson to Carl Florell and many others visited at various homes over weekend activities and birthday celebrations. The record notes numerous Sunday dinners and afternoon visits at the homes of Nelson, Tornquist, Olson, En gwall, Sjo lander, and others plus a local sale ad for Hay Fork handles at 39c from A M Sanborn Lumber Co.
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C. G. Danielson
Paul
N. J. Nelson
Johnelson
Tom Tornquist
Norman
Magnus Nelson
Nelson
Carl Florell
Joyce
Emily Olson
Florence Swanson
Mary CcClemans
Genevieve Roth
Sam Nelson
Victor Falk
Dorothy
Albert Nelson
Gust Edberg
Clifton Hendrickson
Sonia Gay
Rudolph Johnson
Herbert
Frank Freeman
Reuben Engwall
Dean
Charlie Anderson
Tom ‘Tornquist
Philip Larson
Trelma and
Blanche
Desmond. Almquist
Melvin Kellogg
LaVerne Sjolander
John Sjolander
John Olson
Noble Isaacson
Lorendean
Joseph Johnson
M. Sanborn Lumber Co
Editorial: Canada faces strict banking start up rules
The San Francisco Chronicle notes Canada boasts no bank failures yet cites the higher capital needed to start a bank there. It argues Canadians prioritize sound banking, with strong regulation and public backing ensuring banks operate as a trusted business.
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Canada
America
San Francisco
Chronicle
Evening Guests and Local Notices in Brief
No. 83 Evening Guests Mrs and Mrs Guy Ward were guests of Mr and Mrs H G Hahn Sunday. Othberg Sunday School class had a party at the Othberg home last Friday. Local timetable items list Rock Island and Missouri Pacific trains with departure times and stops. Subscription reminder asks if payment is up to date.
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Guy Ward
H. G. Hahn
Margaret Corbin and the first American battlefield heroine
In November 1776 at Fort Tyron Fort Washington siege, Margaret Corbin aided her husband John Corbin at a cannon, watched comrades fall, and after he fell she loaded and fired to defend the fort. She was wounded, captured under a flag of truce, and honored with pension and care until her death at forty nine.
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Molly” Corbin Arious
Margaret Corbin
Robert, Magaw
Fort Washington
Howe
Fort Tyron
One Hundred and Ninety-fifth Street
New York City
Knyphausen
John Corbin
Margaret
Mollie” Corbin
Hudson
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West Point
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