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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1908
Page
2
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A brief note from February 14, 1908 comments on a pending judicial convention that has yet to be held, describing it as an ongoing and unresolved issue discussed by several exchanges.
Ont at Phillipsburg a physician assaulted Editor Boyd of the Post after seeming to receive free advertising. The incident highlights tensions between local press and medical interests in the town.
In several counties newspapers carry notices of candidates to be nominated in August. Editors argue announcements deserve double charge as they must run for six months.
Post office inspectors push for uniform mailbox rules across rural routes with rental charged equal to town customers. The proposal aims to standardize box ownership and fees as part of broader postal service reforms.
The Kansas Republicans face a decision on whether to retain a Standard Oil attorney for the four year term as National Committeeman. The question will be settled shortly.
Belleville Telescope questions Mr. Stubbs for clarity on his political bid. The editorial argues he must publicly choose which office he seeks and warns that supporters would not back him for either position.
Judge A. M. Story of Manhattan and Earl W. D. Brown of Concordia are proposed as delegates to the national convention from this district. The two men are described as candidates Republicans should scrutinize for the national gathering.
The Abilene Chronicle cites Col KR C and a former governor as saying the “little dogs” still bark at the pyramids of Egypt. The remark reflects ongoing quarrels among minor factions described as small fry in the political landscape.
The Belleville Freeman quotes Republicans arguing Caldwell deserves another term, comparing it to a hired man getting his dues. The piece critiques the common practice of granting a second term as a courtesy memorialized from a former era among thieves.
The Belleville Telescope is criticized for not labeling Secretary Taft a Democrat. The writer recalls Taft urging Ohio voters to back the Democratic ticket two years ago and notes that Ohio elected a Democratic governor and ticket in Cincinnati and Hamilton County.
The Belleville Telescope taunts Republicans for allying with Democrats to push laws voters demand. It questions the stance of Stubbs and allies as the legislature’s special session passed, praising their firm stand amid broad voter sentiment from Kentucky readers in the Cuba Daylight dispatch.
Mr and Mrs J B Beames have both been sick this week. Mr Beames is improving some but Mrs Beamer is hardly expected to get better.
The Kansas station warns of a rising pocket gopher threat across eastern and central Kansas driven by alfalfa expansion. Prairie and plains gophers affect alfalfa, meadows, and pastures, with October and November peak activity. Poisoned syrup baits proven most effective, with careful burrow access and monitoring. trapping also helpful. Address inquiries to J. T. Headlee, entomologist, Manhattan.
A half inch of rain fell Tuesday night soaking streets and fields. Light showers eased by Wednesday morning as residents monitored wet conditions and local waterways for any rises.
J Blair and family relocate to Blue Rapids Kansas. Rev Aron Segerhammar Brown Axtell is in town on business. J W Berry of Sherdaht buys a new automobile. Rick Erickson and family plan to reside on his grandmother’s farm this year.
An advertisement touts Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as the best buy for Monty and others. It claims the same price as competitors and emphasizes guaranteed cure, advising buyers to choose Chamberlin's for reliable results. Sold by D A Nywall.
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