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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1903
Page
7
Riley County is described as a strong Hoch county with mock headlines from Junction City and Topeka papers debating Secretary of State candidates. A Clifton News quip on domestic bliss notes six essentials for a happy home, joking that one is money and the other five are cook.
The next National Republican convention will be held in Chicago in June. Chicago was the overwhelming choice of the committee and favored by western Republicans.
The report shows winter wheat acreage at 94 percent of last year and condition at 86.6 percent, versus 99.7 last year and a ten year average of 92.7. Analysts expect this to push wheat prices higher.
The item hints Geo A Clark bought a Topeka home through SeaTREE Gomer and suggests Clark sought $2,000 related to prior losses. It also mentions the Republican state committee delaying its final report in relation to the law.
The report notes Governor Bailey awaiting orders from authorities before naming a successor to Judge Pallock. It states he will not commit to an immediate appointment this week, signaling possible Cuban Daylight references and a cautious stance.
An effort aims to install a mirror in street cars in New York and Brooklyn to let the motorman see if passengers are clear of the vehicle before moving. The proposal reflects growing attention to public transit safety and crew visibility.
Frevich Champagne from the Rheims chamber reports 22,523,746 bottles exported in the last year while 14,011,856 bottles were sold within France. The data highlights a strong international demand for French champagne compared with domestic consumption.
Florida's congressional apportionment shifts from two representatives under the old plan to three under the new allocation. This change affects political representation and district balancing in the state for future elections.
The piece argues the Steel trust backs wage reductions to defeat Roosevelt, warns that more cuts will follow and that workers may turn from the Republican party. It urges retaliation by the President and calls for inquiry into a rate-cut deal with trunk lines that may violate laws and public policy. The Philadelphia Press cites the Roosevelt vs Rockefeller as the defining issue.
A Toledo real estate man paid $500 for an old Manhattan dock and, with friends, has sold oak and walnut logs from it. He has cleared about $20,000 and expects more. The sixty year old dock yielded water cured logs now more valuable than when cut.
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