06 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
1
The Scandia Journal lists Editor Kimball and rates of 1.00 per year with 1.20 for overdue subscriptions. Published weekly in Scandia Kansas.
Notice to subscribers announces new Journal prices effective January 1 1908 with rates 150 per year for out of state or single list and 100 per year for county residents in advance plus 10 cents a month for arrears. Early payments may cover multiple years at the 1.00 rate with no subscription below 50 cents and notices sent on expiration.
Roosevelt argues that the most dangerous criminals are not petty embezzlers but those who enable industrial wrongdoing. He condemns capitalists and labor leaders who bribe, inflate securities, wreck railroads or corrupt legislatures and urges accountability from business leaders educators and clergy who condone such acts.
The cattle market rose 1 to 25 cents last week with smaller receipts and stronger tone this week. Western Chicago- bound cattle faced bearish competition. River markets may see steady runs and prices due to feedlot conditions. Hog receipts fell, prices advanced to a top near 5.00, with packers paying strong prices. J A Rickart, L S Cor.
The editorial endorses Judge Rees for Congress, praising his candor, intelligence, and solid record as a judge. It argues he aligns with district sentiment and Roosevelt administration principles, urging nomination and election as a progressive Republican candidate.
Mr Coburn reports Kansas crop value above 280 million dollars this year, with per capita and per family wealth figures cited. The broader view shows national agricultural prosperity, Kansas land values rising by 700 million in seven years, and a 90 percent product increase over a decade amid population growth.
Rev Rudd will preach at the Swedish Methodist Church every night next week.
A physician notes color blindness is rare in girls and common in boys. He argues that early education in color discrimination explains much of the disparity, with girls trained to distinguish shades while boys receive little instruction.
Oak reaches and double trees cleats with cross-pieces are now available. Call Dickason GoopMan Lar Co for such wagion-box materials and related orders.
A fragmented note shows prices for hats and caps with figures like 1.560, 1.00 and 150, plus a remark See cap at 40c. The text appears as an OCR fragment from a price listing or market doodle. It references miscellaneous price points without full context or complete items.
Harry Gile and family spent Thanksgiving at A. L. Loofbourrow's. Dr. W. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Spring of Union, John Hay and wife and other friends are Thanksgiving at the Scrivner home near Norway. Furniture polish and subscriptions offer. Souvenir postal cards and local views 2 for 5 cents at JOURNAL office.
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