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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
1
Concordia Chautauqua begins August 1 and runs seven days ending August 7 offering a packed bill far ahead of local offerings this year Bryan Day is set for August 5 with a focus on community events and entertainment.
Scandia Boosters arrived with fifteen autos and sixty supporters for a short Republic town stop to advertise the Fraternal Picnic August 1 2 3. The Scandia Band performed as committees handed out notices and locals welcomed the visitors.
About 60 people traveled by car to a gathering where the band played two or three selections. The occasion promotes the Fraternal VPienie meeting scheduled for August 1 2 and 3. Courtland Register.
A campaign statement by A W Segerhammar endorsing Nelson J Ward for Republic County Attorney. Highlights Ward's legal background, city attorney experience in Beleville, and involvement in county legal affairs. Nos insistence on enforcing laws, tax relief, efficient government, direct election reforms, and recall, with support for Roosevelt electors and a preference for W R Stubbs for US Senator if elected.
A fragmentary notice asks voters to consider support and public backing. It references earnest solicitation by friends and hints at a political appeal without detailing positions or deadlines.
The letter from E. E. Baird endorses Miss Emma Adamson for Republic County county superintendent of schools. It praises her work at Munden and Agenda Whanskas and urges support. The note also includes statements by C. B. Rickel running for county commissioner and a public notice from Henry Douglas about required weed removal and road-law enforcement.
Henry H. VanNatta a Republic County resident born in 1875 in Jefferson Ind. is the son of prominent North Kansas lawyer Nelson T. VanNatta and a KU Law School graduate who passed the bar in 1905. He describes a career in farming teaching and self practice and asks voters to decide, noting he would seek the office if elected.
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