19 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
1
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Public notices declare J M Livingood for Probate Judge and A A Burk for Probate Judge, both stating candidacy is subject to Republican primary will. Win Hay announces for Clerk of the District Court and Eugene Simmons for Clerk of the District Court, both subject to August 1914 primary voters.
For Sheriff. cy for the office of Sheriff of Republic County subject to the Republican Primary. Alex Seot.
A Ind resident writes the Abilene Reflector confessing a childhood petty theft of apples and vandalism of Sunday School literature. The author questions the worth of such admission and cautions against hypocritical claims, urging that deeds reveal character.
A lengthy 1912 county political clash unfolds with Progressives and Republicans crosswise in ticket alignment. The Republic County Democrat notes tensions, denounces fusion tactics, and argues for principled party unity while praising Roosevelt and Murdock’s peers and warning Progressive women voters to seek fair wages.
Fragmentary text questions roles in news reporting and the idea of a perpetual news source. It hints at a third party declaring constant news coverage but provides no concrete events, individuals, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary.
A reader argues for nonviolence and urges advocates to align rhetoric with policy. She questions pushing sentiments over substance and demands concrete implementation that supports industrial workers while avoiding damage or unrest.
A reader mocks two classes of people in society and laments typographical errors that appear in newspapers. The piece contrasts error exposure in the press with the inevitable mistakes readers find in their own papers.
A degraded fragment mentions reading a paper and a reference to home and republic. The legible bits point to a personal note or short line rather than a full event or reporting. Specific names, dates, or places are not identifiable in the readable text.
An old man doubts his daughter’s claim about daily cigar spending. He tracks expenses and learns the cost covers bread and meat for the family. He admits he cannot afford both cigars and essential goods, and cites shame as his reason to cut out unnecessary items.
A terse critique notes shortcomings in self labeling and awareness, mentioning a neighbor Tom Thompson as a reference point. The text emphasizes checking one's own mistakes before judging others and suggests vigilance in labeling and labeling practices.
A quotation notes that a person who succeeds uses both physical effort and intellect. It emphasizes balance between action and smart planning to achieve results.
The LeRoy Reporter notes a bachelor’s resolve grows whenever he sees a man pushing a baby carriage. The playful remark likens hot air to wind, joking that some fellows would be hurricanes.
A statement from the Troy Chief highlights that real success rests on applying practical, common sense solutions in everyday leadership and public safety.
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