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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1900
Page
1
The ad touts a holiday arrival of a broad collection of Christmas presents. It highlights center tables and home adornments from foreign and domestic factories, promising quality and practicality with no “trash” items. The notice invites shoppers to buy at the Furniture Bazaar and tell friends where they found them.
A brief note remarks on Dr White's electric comb and comments that the wiser do not bite on such a proposition L. The tone hints at skepticism about the idea and signals a playful editorial aside.
The Fifth District already has a Supreme Court member and is unlikely to gain another.
The census shows 6Y. Ta2 people in Idaho, up ten years by 975- 387 or 91.7 percent. Idaho has 33 incorporated towns, 5 with over 2,000 residents, and Boise City is the only one above 4,000.
In a State Journal interview Senator Ward urges a law that taxes peddlers like the lightning rod fakir and the nomadic book agent. The remark aligns with populist praise for William J Bryan while comparing him to historic figures Henry Clay and Daniel Webster.
The Journal argues the measure is a grave error to enact as part of the army reorganization bill. It contends the canteen has acted as a moral influence at Uncle Sam's posts and that abolishing it without a replacement would be a backward step.
In Shawnee County Republicans held a primary last Saturday to pick a candidate for the Legislature to succeed the late Harry Safford. J. C. Betts, a Burton man, beat M. C. Holman of Baker by 118 votes. The precinct of W. W. Sternes, a self styled Baker leader, gave Betts a 67 vote majority.
In Osborne County anti prohibition Republicans removed Loyal J. Miller for enforcing the law, while third party prohibitionists fielded a ticket and defeated him. The Jewell County Monitor notes a repeated pattern in state politics as Republicans in Kansas passed the only temperance law but faced opposition from prohibitionists.
A.P. Hopper praises DeWitts Little Early Risers as the most effective liver pills with no griping. The ad also promotes a Fanny Davenport at White's performance event.
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