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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
2
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The Manhattan Mercury quotes an Awful Average about the hot weather rather than the ball team record of 12 wins and 48 losses. Cyrus Leland, despite his defeat, praises the primary for defeating Senator Ilong. Uncle Cy is known for his reasons.
Former Senator Long declares the Dingley tariff law the best ever, calls the Payne law acceptable, and says the Republican party did not promise downward revision in the interview.
When visiting Chicago, La Salle Station is praised as the central elevated loop hub in downtown Chicago. The station offers a maid-serviced women’s parlor, telegraph booths, baggage rooms, and a fine restaurant. Rock Island Lines advertises schedules and trip info with agent J. Al Merrill in Candia, Kansas.
A fragment echoes the sailor’s quip in plain style with a casual concluding remark. The line hints at Irish American speech and local color, reflecting cadence and humor rather than a decisive event or action.
Colliers Weekly presents a table of U S Senators votes on the tariff bill. Bristow opposed Aldrich 61 times and supported him 27 times with one abstention. Gurtis opposed Aldrich 24 times and supported him 82 times with 23 abstentions.
A Vermont farmer posted a terse notice warning trespassers and bandits on his land. The message threatens dogs and a double-barreled shotgun and expresses fatigue with ongoing harassment on the farm.
Senator Curtis expresses cautious satisfaction with the tariff bill and worries how Kansans will view his stance. Senator Bristow voices strong displeasure yet feels justified, having fought firmly without concern for public opinion.
A letter asks the editor to reprint obituary and verses about the writer’s child and to publish a clipping on a niece’s marriage. It also offers two bull calves for sale and requests extra copies while requesting cessation of a missed subscription.
A Seneca Tribune reflection critiques restless migration from Kansas to Oklahoma Colorado and Texas. The essay recalls farms sold, land lost to wind and drought, and the pull of home as memory vivid as a painter. It laments the wanderer’s longing for cows at the bars and supper horns in Kansas.
A quote reflects a restless traveler’s sensation of waking from sleep with a dream of wandering from Kansas. The line evokes Bert Walker’s literary mood about place and memory.
A damaged report describes violent branding and harsh treatment in a rural community. It notes officials warn of danger while residents debate a new political move and the county party holds a meeting at the courthouse.
The excerpt lists multiple train numbers and stop times for east and west bound routes. Entries include destinations such as Jersey, Colorado, and Mountaineer with stop actions Dont Stop and Dent Stop. Times range from early morning to evening across several trains and flags.
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