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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1900
Page
5
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An undated notice urges stockmen to obtain Black Leg vaccine from Happer the Druggist and inoculate cattle from six months to two years old to prevent losses. It notes U S government support and mentions Joseph Jennings buying Kalin’s Photography Gallery with possession on March 9 and hopes for his former patrons.
J. P. Porter is prepared to answer any calls for this business as of February 1, 1900. The notice lists T. O. Chapman, S. A. Carlson, BE. M. Nordpart, Cornelius Larson, and E. Hinborn as related parties.
New potatoes are in city markets. A note questions orders. Senator Baker failed to vote for the finance bill when it passed the senate. A quirky line about a Cuban daylight advertising a dictionary. The text hints at the pattern of named candidates often missing from results.
The record indicates Senator Clark of Montana acquired his seat honestly, with the cost cited as a trifling sum of 114000. The source emphasizes integrity in the purchase and frames the amount as modest.
The speaker argues Congress should tax butter that is not renovated, claiming the average man favors taxing unrenovated butter. He notes per capita circulation in the country has surpassed $25, and asserts the nation has not yet received its full share but may in the future.
The piece notes waning support for a bold American resolution amid Boer tensions in South Africa, highlighting rising skepticism at home while international sentiment shifts. The report uses cautious language to contrast sympathy for Boers with cooler domestic resolve.
The reader notes skepticism about selling binding twine directly to farmers. The author argues the Populists would prefer control by trusts rather than direct farmer sale. The tone mocks the party divergence and suggests political maneuvering in rural markets.
The Populists plan national conventions in Sioux Falls South Dakota on May 0th and another in Cincinnati on the same date. The notice suggests that smaller parties feel more conventions are needed as their numbers grow.
The speaker notes that Democrats may plank for direct voter election of U.S. Senators while recalling Ken tuck’s alleged stance that the people should not choose. The remark questions party beliefs and party unity on electoral reform.
Scandia Kadley Randall and Court land Kansas residents report a creature described as four feet tall with long hair and extreme forelegs. It allegedly walked the main street with a dog in each arm and one in its mouth, chased a farmer a mile, and may be an escaped circus ape from Red Cloud Nebraska last fall.
A 1807 February comparison shows farm goods up sharply from three years earlier. Corn up 46 percent oats 45 percent rye 56 percent lay 46 percent potatoes 76 percent wool 100 percent hogs 20 percent butter 33 percent eggs 1624 percent. The writer notes uniform increases across agricultural goods and buffered farmer concerns about trusts.
An order from the post office directs rural free delivery south and east from Scandia begin operation March 15. Residents must notify the postmaster and erect labeled mailboxes to receive mail. Carrier A W Cooper will visit prospective patrons with sample boxes. Change of address and stamps available at the carrier.
Charles Bartleet, a private, writes from the Philippines describing four fights in December, a shipwreck on December 19, and heavy losses with only a few wounded. He reports marching and fighting, surviving a shipwreck, and asks for mail while hoping to return home. He notes health remains good and mentions hospital forces and scarce supplies.
The Republican County Central Committee met in Belleville and set a county convention for March 10 to elect delegates to the Congressional convention with primaries on the preceding Wednesday. A May 12 county convention will elect delegates to state judicial and senatorial conventions.
Master James Whitney issues invitations for a social gathering scheduled for Thursday evening February 22nd.
A note announces the Queensland Maids Convention with admission set at 15e and 25ce. The brief lists entry costs and invites attendance, reflecting local event pricing.
The ad proclaims a display of top quality apparel for women including Shirt Waists White Goods Embroideries and Laces with dresses direct from mills and latest designs. It also touts a premier line of gentleman’s Neckwear and a New-Yeods collection inviting customers to visit the west window display.
A garbled list shows various food and household items with unclear quantities including pineapple, soap, fruit products, soda, and possible brand names. The text appears as OCR noise with no clear event or context.
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