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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
2
Notice to subscribers announces a price change starting January 1 1908 for the Journal Al paper. The single list and out of state rate set at 1 50 per year in advance while in county subscribers pay 1 00 per year in advance with 10c per month arrears. Early payment before January 1 allows multiple years at the 1 00 rate. No subscription less than 50.
A stark description portrays the moon in the western sky at daylight on a wintry morning. The imagery emphasizes a lonely, hushed scene as light meets cold air and barren landscape.
The article notes a key benefit of front side writing on postcards. It states that readable writing helps postal clerks process mail more efficiently and reduces delays.
Public reaction ranges from indifference to protest as Hoch issues pardons for alleged thieves and murderers. Critics argue life terms are insufficient for those who misuse trust funds and cause harm, urging stricter penalties and accountability.
Kansas congressman Calderhead faces pressure from Speaker Cannon to join the Ways and Means Committee. Critics warn of past fates for stand pat allies like Grosvenor McCleary and Babcock, while others say accepting may still be best. The Kansas delegation is divided over tariff aims and political risk.
Peter Steveland of Randall Kansas and Iva J Nelson of this place wed at eight on Christmas morning at the bride’s home. The couple plans an early honeymoon by Rock Island train to Atchison. Steveland, a Randall grain dealer, will establish their home there next month. The Journal extends best wishes to the newlyweds.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Oscar R. Anderson with no clear context or accompanying facts. The text lacks dates places organizations or outcomes to summarize into a full item.
A political critique attacks Calderhead and allies, urging new legislation on tariffs for timber and trusts, condemning opposition to railroad rate regulation and criticism of Standard Oil. The piece accuses Calderhead of opposing primary elections and preferring special privilege over the Square Deal.
The Western Advocate urges strict enforcement of the upcoming tax act with thorough listing of all taxable property. It calls for an expert accountant as county assessor, selected on ability, not politics, to ensure fairness and a true test of the law.
The 1908 Hicks Weather Almanac is offered ready for delivery with full year forecasts and astral engravings. It costs 35 cents by mail or 30 cents at newsstands, and Word and Works magazine includes forecasts and family reading for $1.00 per year with an almanac subscription. Address Word and Works Publishing Co. St Louis Missouri. Agents wanted.
A columnist reflects on whether people like to show off with loud machines whether a tiny steamboat or a grand automobile. Lincoln recalls a steamboat captain’s huge whistle and the modern auto’s loud horn as symbols of vanity and spectacle.
Ordinance 180 enacts misdemeanor penalties within Scandia for disturbing the peace, profane language, drunkenness, gaming, illegal use of premises, concealed weapons, assaults, lewd exposure, prostitution links, illegal fireworks, Sunday labor, and related offenses. Prosecutions occur before the Police Judge.
The ordinance grants the city power to commit the accused to the city jail pending a hear ing if bail is not furnished and to detain any violator until fines or costs are paid. It repeals sections of Ordinance No. 79 and other conflicting ordinances. Effective upon approval and publication in the Scandia Journal, December 27, 1907.
An optician urges parents not to neglect children's eyes for school and promises scientific eye testing. A member of national and state associations will visit Brunswick hotel Meandia and nearby towns on January 2 to 4, thanking past customers for three years of business.
Oscar Linden and Millie Freed of White Rock township were married Christmas Day in Belleville. The bride, daughter of Joseph Freed, is praised as an estimable young lady. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William Lindenard, a successful farmer on the Linden homestead where they will reside. The Journal extends best wishes for their happiness.
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