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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
5
Laces and Insertions Featured in New Line
A fine line of laces with matching insertions has just been received, showcasing coordinated decorative accessories. The collection blends delicate trims with complementary fabric details to enhance outfits.
Robbers Offer Bargain Market Lingo Found
Odd auction style note advertises two lots with prices 25 cents and 15 cents each. Phrasing suggests a prompt to take Lot 1 or Lot 2 as a sale or exchange. Text reads as a fragmentary promotional or criminal-tinged listing with unspecified items and unclear context.
Local Grocery Ad Highlights Bargains on Staples
A historic grocery list showcases bulk sugar Lion Coffee and numerous pantry items with low prices. Items include 20 lbs granulated sugar, 25c per package Gold Dust, cereal like Grape Nuts, oats, Navy Beans, Jap Rice, prunes, salt, vinegar, lye, and tobacco products, with prices ranging from a few cents to a dollar and a half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lion
D Y Wilson Seeks State Auditor Nomination
D Y Wilson of Republic County Kansas, county clerk for two terms, seeks the Republican nomination for State Auditor. The profile highlights his long public service, ranching and road-work background, and strong district support. The Journal notes his loyalty to Republicans, statewide familiarity, and leadership in the Fifth and Sixth districts.
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D. Y. Wilson
Republic County
Mercer County
Ilinois
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Davenport
Iowa
Commercial Business College
Lincoln
Neb
Lane County
Kansas
Capt
W. A. Wilson
Wilson
Kansas City
Washington County
Mary M. Pucket
Narka
Republic
F Fifth District
Manhattan
Candidate for district clerk in Scandia area
In Scandia a candidate for district clerk is mentioned with Belleville telescope as a source note. The text discusses Mr. Vance being temporarily in Scandia and his home in Washington township. It suggests he will announce candidacy in due time and notes expected loyal support from Scandia.
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Scandia
Scandia Cor
Belleville
Vance
Scandia Township
Washington Township
Delegates in First District May Favor Troutman Over Bailey
The scene hints Troutman could win more delegates in the First district than Bailey, a reversal of optimistic claims by Bailey supporters. The remark frames the contest as a punchline for those who boasted about Bailey’s lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutman
Bailey
Peculiar Riddle on Coat Sleeves Teases Youth Fashion
A fragment questions why the sleeve length on the average sixteen year old boy never reaches halfway down from the elbow. The remark hints at a humorous or observational note on youth wardrobe.
Cloud County Republican Club to Hold Second Banquet
The Cloud County Republican Club will hold its second banquet on March 26. Local party leaders invite members and supporters to attend the fundraising event at the county venue.
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The
Cloud County
Republican Club
Salina Herald Noted for Acquired Reputation as a Criber
The Salina Herald has earned an unenviable reputation for cribbing and copying material, described in sharp terms as a crude plagiarism habit. The remark highlights ongoing concerns about originality and journalistic integrity at the paper.
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The
Salina
Corn price peaks by month across eleven years
The text analyzes monthly high prices for corn over eleven years, noting January, April, May, and August each hit the yearly high twice, while September, November, and December reached the top once. No single month dominates the peak price pattern.
Women’s House Cleaning Tactics Questioned in Minneapolis
The Minneapolis Messenger notes that the process many call straightening up the house often means hiding the old man’s belongings in new places. The remark highlights domestic labor debates and gender roles in contemporary home life.
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Minneapolis
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