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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1912
Page
4
Wm H Hitt publishes advertising rates: 10 cents per column inch display, 5 cents per line first insertion (six words per line) local ads. Special contract rates. Payment by cash with copy, postage, money order or draft. Card of thanks 25 cents. Announcements for fundraising ads charged at regular rates.
Multiple candidates announce runs for Republic County offices including County Attorney County Superintendent and Superintendent of Public Instruction. Names include Henry N. Van Natta Nelson J. Ward Emma Adamson Euna Arrasmith C. M. Leggitt and C. C. Sterba with August primary subject to Republican voters.
A formal notice declares candidacy for the office of Sheriff of G. R. Bundy. The brief statement identifies the candidate and seeks support in forthcoming elections.
Treasurer candidate John Ixesl seeks the GOP nomination, aligning with the party base and aiming to win through the upcoming primaries. The note stresses the role's fiscal oversight and campaign positioning within Republican ranks.
County Clerk announces candidacy for the office of County Clerk subject to the Republican primaries. Candidate signs as M. Glenn.
Cc B Rickel announces candidacy for County Commissioner from the Second District in the Republican primary race to be decided by voters in August.
A candidate files for re election to the office of County Commissioner in the Second District with RE D Haney listed as associated party. The filing signals intent to continue governance in the county seat as the term expires and elections approach.
Subject to the 8 Republien primary, the candidacy for Representative from the 65th District is described. Details indicate a contested race within the Republican party as it proceeds to the primary.
A. J. White administrator invites creditors and all interested parties to a final settlement of the estate of George L White, deceased. The probate court in Republic County Kansas will hear the matter at Belleville on Monday August 5 1912 at 10 o clock A M for allowance of fees and discharge of duties. First published in the Scandia Journal July 22 1912.
The District Court of Republic County Kansas requires Katie Alderman Warner R I Brown and heirs or assigns of Romanta Alderman and Jane Alderman to answer by August 31 1912. J M Lindamood sues to quiet title to the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 83 Township 4 South Range 1 West Sixth Principal Meridian and bar any claims to the property. Attorneys for the plaintiff are Vance and McTagerart.
In Republic County probate court Gustava Ostberg is named executrix of the estate of T L Ostberg deceased. Administration issued and she has qualified. Published July 19 1912. Gust Isaacson and wife host Lutheran Ladies Aid July 25 with ice cream and social hour.
In Kansas the county court issued letters of administration with the will annexed to D A Nywall as administrator of the estate of Charles Nordmark deceased. Nywall dated Pelleville Kansas July 18 1912. First published in the Secanda Journal July 26 1912.
J. A. Rees submits his best judgment through a full Republican slate for Kansas offices. Noting progressiveness among candidates, he lists W R Stubbs for U S Senator Arthur Capper for Governor Sheffield Ingalls for Lieutenant Governor Eark Akers for Treasurer Samuel Griffin for Attorney General W C Austin for State Printer W I Stuart for Congress First District J L Brady for Second District W M Gray for Third District F S Jackson for Fourth District I R Rees for Fifth District Victor Murdock for Eighth District He acknowledges frailty and the risk of error in men and affirms responsibility for his list.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Dr. King Life Pills as the solution to perceived weaknesses for women. It promises new strength, better complexion, pure breath, and cheerful spirits to win men, selling at 25 cents at all druggists.
Kansas legislators advance a resolution to submit a constitutional amendment granting women equal voting and office rights in 1912. The measure, titled Amendment to the constitution granting equal right and privileges to women, requires two thirds in both houses and ratification by voters.
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