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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
5
The piece reflects on wishes unfulfilled and questions assumptions about who acts with urgency. It suggests value lies beyond haste and outward busyness, hinting at a deeper, perhaps missing, gesture or gift.
The Clyde Herald endorses Frank Nelson for another term as State Superintendent. It urges Cuba Daylight to remove dashes from its between it correspondence and urges locals to support Nelson.
A townwide New Year pledge urges residents to pick one concrete effort to improve local life during the year. Organizers stress that a single focused project can boost community well being and foster neighborly cooperation.
The Mankato Monitor editor provokes controversy by poking at the Belleville Telescope and stirring public attention with a sharp editorial clash. The exchange highlights rival newspaper dynamics and local press tension.
A compact saying notes Christmas as a time when pleasant words toward rivals are scarce and anger is kept silent. The sentiment contrasts festive cheer with restraint in speech during the season.
A senator named Dumont Smith proposes an extra session of the Legislature. The remarks describe the move as senseless and on par with Smith's usual outbreaks.
The War Department told General Miles to step back and be seated during remarks on the Sehley case amid reported political ambitions.
The Concordia Blade's holiday issue is a handsome specimen of printer’s art, showing evidence of much hard work by the Blade office staff.
Fragmentary remarks citing a senator named Burton and a pension agency are quoted, suggesting a personal victory claim. The text implies upcoming scrutiny or consequences, with phrases about a chicken coming home to roost.
Pension Agent Wilder S Met tallas warns old soldiers are being pushed from public life as Kansas loses Civil War veterans in Congress and state offices. He notes only one veteran remains in the congressional delegation and none in the statehouse governors chair seems unlikely to return.
The Scandia Journal is described as neatly printed and ably edited, sharing praise from the Marion Record which calls the small town paper one of the state’s brightest. The note likens the compliment to a boy delighted with new red top boots.
The Clifton News released a 24 page special edition last week in magazine form. It features four History of the town sections and a photo of the editor on the front page.
The Topeka papers routinely print two or three columns of what prominent locals think about notable events. The Minneapolis Messenger notes that only the interviewees speak, not the broader public view.
A Belleville city official reports no open saloons since prohibitory law, noting Belleville has received no liquor license revenue. The claim is cited in Kansas Issue as reflecting towns’ success under state policy, though some doubt its completeness.
Mrs Nation claimed she prayed for a husband while homeless and destitute and the Lord sent David Nation. She contrasts her experience with others who seek favors yet remain unsatisfied. The old lady now cannot expect another man after failing to accept the one provided.
Belleville county clerk D Y Wilson declares he will remain in the Republican race for Auditor of State next year. He seeks Fifth district support and believes the district should have two candidates on the state ticket.
The notice urges daily bowel movement for health and avoiding stomach disorders. It promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as easy to take, mild in effect, and available from Happer the Druggist.
The Marion Record notes that the Republican party in Kansas faces greater peril from internal strife than from outside opposition, warning that infighting could threaten party cohesion and influence in the coming year.
The Mankato Advocate argues that liquor causes evil outcomes and predicts a shift away from allowing drinkers in business. It asserts employers will close their books to those who demand or accept alcohol, and that the public will eventually distrust intoxicated professionals.
Whitfield & Co of 240 Wabash Avenue Chicago reports no pneumonia among tens of thousands who used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and la grippe. They say it provides prompt relief and counteracts the tendency of la grippe to cause pneumonia. Sold by Happer the Druggist.
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