Christmas Goods At A Toy Store
A large Christmas stock across departments featuring toys, handkerchiefs, gloves, ties, and gifts. Japanese ware and hand painted chinaware fill the new items, plus clothing including overcoats and suits. Special reduced prices on cloaks and furs. Now is the time to buy with good selections remaining.
JourNal editor bids farewell to Scandia paper
Ed Farewall announces he is severing ties with the JourNAL and returns control to the former editor. He reflects on a brief, positive edit, thanks readers and patrons, and says he will move to Manhattan to work as junior editor of the Manhattan Daily and Weekly Republic.
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Scandia
Manhattan
Daily
Weekly Republic
Doideg
Senator Burton Convicted Again in US Court
The speaker accuses Senator Burton of betrayal for a price and calls for indictments against multiple senators tied to corporate interests. He names Rhode Island, New York, West Virginia, New Jersey, and Ohio figures alleged to act against public welfare and to fleece policyholders.
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Burton
United States Court
Rhode Island
Standard Oil Company
United States Express Company
Empire State
West Virginia
New Jersey
Ohio
Freeman editor backs prescient railroad rate views
The Freeman editor asserts confidence in the railroad rate question’s direction, praising both Roosevelt and Calder for their stance. He argues the editor’s own stance aligns with the prevailing view, predicting the outcome as favorable regardless of the method.
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the Freeman
Roosevelt
Congressman Calderhead
Governor Hoch Refuses to Interfere With Jail Sentence
Cuban citizens urged Governor Hoch to revoke Dr. Hall's jail term but he declined. He defended enforcing the prohibitory law, arguing pardoning convicts undermines justice. The piece praises a sunny disposition and celebrates universal friendship across church, business, and prison settings.
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Cuba
Hoch
Dr. Hall
Local Notes From Western Town
Mrs. J. N. Bettis was ill for several days last week. Miss Ellen Forsberg visited her brother Albin. Mrs. A. Bettis spent Saturday with Ruben Bettis. Miss Lavinia Garman returned Friday for vacation. Miss Alice teaches in her place this week. C. F. Forstrom suffers inflammatory rheumatism. Rolla Thompson expected home from Mankato this week.
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J. N. Bettis
Ellen, Forsberg
Albin
A. Bettis
Ruben Bettis
Rolla Thompson
Mankato
For Sale Honey by H A Buss y of Rydal Kansas
1000 pounds of honey for sale gathered and extracted by the seller. Each two to twelve full one gallon pails hold 11 pounds and sell for 1.10 dollars per pail with a 0.10 dollar refund on return of empty pail. Full assurance of purity and ripening with new pails.
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H. A. Busssy
Rydal
Kansas
For Sale Registered Hereford Bull in Kansas
Registered Hereford bull for sale from Scandia Kansas. Coming two years old, U.S. stock quality noted from a Herd of merit. Prospective buyers may contact the seller for details on registration and price.
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HotMstrom
Scandia
Marie Fountain Co. Presents Jesse James Play in Scandia
The Marie Fountain Co. performs this week with a fine band and orchestra and the famed play She Fatal Scar. Scenery once owned by Jesse James will be used in an up to date production, expected to be among the season’s best in Scandia.
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Marie Fountain Co
Jesse James
James
Scandia
Notice to Heirs of Insolvency of Estate in Kansas Probate
In Republic County Kansas the Probate Court reports insolvency of the estate of Joseph Kackley deceased. Administrator H S Cooper seeks final settlement and discharge with assets to be applied by law. Hearing set January 9 1906 at 10 am in Belleville Probate Court. TM E W Wagener Probate Judge.
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State of
Kansas
County of Republic
Joseph Kackley
Mariam.n. Kackley
C. M. Kackley
H.V. Kackley
Maude Kackley
Bayard A. Kackley
Josepine Kackley
Turner A. Kackley
George W. Kackley
H.S. Cooper
Belleville
E.W. Wagener
Cooper conducts Blay lock sale and town dance planned
Cooper clerked the Blay lock sale Tuesday with proceeds around 1500 dollars. A Thursday evening dance, under the band, promises the best music yet. Postmaster Sanders of Courtland is among small pox victims. Dr F L Warren is seriously ill and faces surgery. Services in the Scotch Plains church next Sabbath at 2 30 p m.
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Postmaster Sanders
Courtland
Plains
Cold snap and a pamphlet for W. D. Brotchie
The weather dropped to ten above by Wednesday morning. It is likely to warm up soon. The JOURNAL job office produced a twelve page pamphlet advertising W. D. Brotchie’s holiday goods, neatly bound and creditable to Brotchie and the printers.
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Journal Job Office
W. D. Brotchie
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Gulicks
Accor Gutick Mercantile Company
Journal Notions
Ed Farewall
C. F. Forstrom
Olson
Beckman Cash Store
Cooper
F.L. Warren
Kackley