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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
6
A brief item notes that some people seem to enjoy butting heads against a stonewall, reflecting on stubborn resistance to ideas. The column offers wry commentary on ongoing debates and public discourse.
A brief note notes Kansas has a post office named Jingo and remarks that Kansas natives include many jingoes. The item highlights the existence of the place name and regional characterization.
Kingman county Republicans name Cheatum as their sheriff candidate. The note adds a quip on names and brushes against typhoid fears from tainted water, urging water boiled for safety. Bryan calls for harmony but seeks to exclude Cleveland and Hill with their followers.
The note hopes Senator Burton’s Hawaii travel will fix his sugar fever and suggests similar treatment for Congressman Long. The Kansas property assessment increases by about twenty million dollars year over year amid harsh economic criticism.
The Journal did not publish telegrams claimed to have been sent by Hill and Gorman to chairman Farrally of the Democratic state committee.
Doniphan county Republicans nominate Cyrus Leland for Legislature. Wives wear trousers and men socks trend is ridiculed. Kansas corn crop forecasts and flood damage on Concordia roads are debated. W. H. Mackey’s U S Marshal appointment praised. Constitutional amendment would raise Legislature pay. court district biennial elections discussed. Charles Curtis praised for Congressional service and state representation. Topeka Herald.
It is reported that H. Frazer has sold the livery barn to J. L. Miller from Norton Kansas.
The Journal criticizes calls for Republican candidates to receive voting instructions on the U.S. Senate. It urges nominating a candidate in accord with the majority and granting freedom to vote, praising Calderhead as a home man and criticizing Craddock for broken promises and tax/expense increases in Kansas City, Kan.
The Democratic candidate for governor promotes tax cuts while records from Kansas City Kansas show rising property values and levies, increased city debt, and a larger police force with more licensed joints, contradicting his campaign claims.
A fragmented passage recalls Democratic wins in 1893 to 1896 and asserts a desire to sharpen memory of those years. The speaker urges voters to remember the country’s condition and the party’s prior success, contrasting with later events.
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