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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
2
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The Republican delegates of Republic county meet at the Belleville courthouse February 29 at 11 p.m. to elect eleven delegates to the State Convention in Topeka and four to the National Convention and to select eleven delegates for the Fifth Congressional District convention in Abilene. Representation bases align with the 1906 county plan. primaries urged for February 27 afternoon per Waite chairman and A Q Miblin secretary.
Willie's father, a crank who values the three R's, believes schooling should wait. The tale shows Willie mastering weaving, basketry, cardboard crafts, paper cutting, wire bending, pottery, plumbing, brasswork, wood and leather work, knitting, drawing, painting, singing, and stringing. The boy learns skills by night while facing a father who prizes ignorance.
The Mankato revival drew a large crowd and led to a notable reconciliation between two editors. A local lawyer forecasts reduced business in town for the near future amid the scene.
The subject was identified as a gambler years ago and has been watched casually since. The habitual demeanor associated with gambling is as defining as alcohol marks its victims, or the scent of a stable marks a horseman, according to the observer.
A cartoonish editorial mocks proposed Oklahoma legislation banning cracked dishes in hotels and argues stronger action is needed to ban livestock in hotel beds. The piece suggests public health concerns and discomfort from substandard hotel conditions.
The article notes Missouri counties adopting local option to ban saloons and predicts Illinois will largely vote dry this spring. It argues prohibition affects money lending, insurance rules, and saloon operations, with liquor interests pressured to appear respectable to quell public opinion.
The Belleville Telescope defends its stance against progressive measures and questions the Journal's opposition. It recalls past county resolutions and Senate actions, asks which Stubbs platform planks are insane, and urges readable objections to Republican principles. The Journal is labeled a demagogue in its response.
In a heated exchange the Scandia Journal questions M C Polley’s stance on the primary election law. Polley defends his motives and readiness to justify his votes while the Journal, noting motives but not attacking Polley personally, says differing views on representation remain unresolved amid ongoing issues.
A Belleville Telescope opinion criticizes a weak argument, asserting abuse is the tool of advocates unable to prove their position with reason and logic, and respectfully refers the matter for consideration.
Farm for sale located northeast of Norway, Kansas. Inquiries directed to A B Dickerhoy at 841 Concordia, Kansas.
A brief local note reports on archival materials from the Journal office dated the fourth ward. The item highlights preserved bundles and potential historical value for researchers and residents.
The Kansas City Star lauds Joseph J. Bristow as a strong progressive figure for U S Senate. He is praised for loyalty to the people over political interests and alignment with Taft administration. His candidacy is said to generate national interest in Kansas contest.
Postponed sale now set for Wednesday February 26. Dissolving views of the Life of Christ, among the finest, will be exhibited between moving pictures tonight and tomorrow night. Do not miss them.
Advertises Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as a cost effective cure for colds. Claims the product always cures with bottles priced at 25 and 50 cents and offers assurances of quality and value. Direct sale by D. A. Nywall is noted.
J A Merrill reports on a rock island line incident involving a Scandinavian king. Details are sparse but events center on maritime or rail activities and a notable figure.
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