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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1914
Page
3
An old box advertisement promises constipation relief by regular use. The copy claims the pills stimulate the liver and quickly dispel ailments.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No 4 presents a proposition to amend sections 1 and 2 of article 11 of the Kansas constitution relating to finance and taxation. It requires two thirds of the members in each house to concur and be submitted to qualified electors for approval or rejection.
The document outlines a proposed constitutional tax amendment allowing equitable state and local revenue, exemptions for property used for certain public and charitable purposes, and incomes, franchises, privileges, and occupations taxes. It sets 1914 election submission, with passage dates in 1913 and official certification by Secretary Slessions. Also includes brief local notices of visits and sick lists among residents.
A period of community activity in Norway includes residents visiting points in Missouri Kansas City and Wisconsin. Locals share travels to Canton South Dakota and Jewe ll City with relatives and friends while a concert at Belleville barn and the Scandia Picnic draw attendees.
District 48 reports social visits from Mrs. Bemnice Loofbourraw and relatives in Kanapois Kansas. Harry Gite and family spent Sunday with Charles Barlens. Scandia picnic drew many locals with praise for the town. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Kelly welcomed a baby girl. church events, threshing, and daily visits fill week, with scattered rain noted and youth planning Epworth League reorganization.
For sale large type pedigreed Poland sows immune to cholera bred to a son of Columbus The Great Nebraska hog. Will farrow in September priced at 20 to 30 dollars each. Also spring pigs of either sex sired by a son of Old Jumbo 1165 pounds. Registered Holstein bulls from high producing ancestry. W. E. Carlson 3 miles west of Courtland phone to10 Courtland.
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