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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1905
Page
2
A Mrs. A. J. Stanley tribute honors a life well lived with lines praising success laughter love and care for others. The quote lauds respecting intelligent people cherishing children and leaving the world better through art beauty and acts of kindness.
Concordia Kansan notes amused doubt that mail order houses avoid selling in Chicago due to customers seeking goods before paying. The column questions the rationale and hints at customer honesty and business constraints.
The United States Senate shows awareness that some members are under scrutiny. The piece speculates on self-cleaning and suggests ousting senators tied to railroads, questioning what New York and Kansas would do for representation.
The public shows growing interest in the New York stock market amid expectations of a downturn. Voices warn against speculators who may mislead small investors and drain funds.
Businessmen in Scandia voice opinions this week in the Journal, offering analysis on local trade, economic outlook, and upcoming opportunities. Their perspectives highlight community growth and practical steps for small enterprises.
The Concordia Kansan advocates replacing all bank officials after bursted banks. The editor argues Sneha's proceeding would cut loan volume to stock traders and lower alleged bankers activity, linking reforms to reduced financial risk.
For Sale a single harness in good condition. Inquire at this office. You may inspect and price. The holiday goods at the Palace Drug Store are advertised as honest goods at honest prices.
The Scandia Journal editor A B Kimball traveled to the southern region last week and purchased an oil land parcel. A Kansan editorial urges restraint, labeling the claim as melodramatic until the land and price are seen.
A historical note claims Senator Long enjoys strong backing from the ruling oligarchy behind the U S Senate. It suggests he has received favorable committee appointments and may be expected to repay his overlords who control these decisions.
A circuit rider praises the northern third of Kansas as better developed with wealthier banks and fewer debts, while noting Southern Kansas as more famine prone and less favored by some travelers who have journeyed across the state.
Readers display striking resolve to marry again despite daily divorce stories. The column reflects on public perception, resilience, and social attitudes toward remarriage amid sensational breakup coverage.
The article explains foolscap paper arose from a medieval watermark showing a fool’s head with a cap and bells. Watermarks began in 1301, and the mark on this popular paper faded by the mid-1600s when Britannia and other marks replaced it, yet the name foolscap persisted.
Five elephants rampaged through Batighoiles goods station as fruit consignments for the season arrived. They sniffed out cherries peaches apricots and strawberries and devoured them by the hamperful while porters were repelled by trunk like cudgels. The elephants later returned to their stables of their own accord.
The Scandia Journal runs a Joint Sale notice with no reference to local liquor plants closing. The Daily Kansan urges a simple ballot allowing voters to scratch tickets without risking their entire vote, calling for agitation across Kansas.
Thomas W. Lawson declares he is near bankruptcy and vows to strike again at the system if a decisive event does not occur soon. His warning signals a major financial and legal confrontation unfolding quickly.
A jointist has been convicted in Kansas City Kansas, marking a notable courtroom outcome. The case details and sentencing are to be determined in subsequent proceedings.
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