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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1907
Page
2
The Scandia Journal of Scandia Kansas notes subscription terms with price at 1.00 per year in advance 1.20 if unpaid and no discontinuance except by publisher. It states that extending a period will be treated as a new engagement and directs arrearages.
Word from the state notes the reappointment of U S Marshal Will Mackey. The move pleases many friends including the Kangas delegation and Senator Long who supported the choice. The confirmation is described as unanimous.
Senator I. Dumont Smith plans multiple bills this session aimed at railroads. If any pass, they could face constitutional challenges similar to his prior measures against Standard Oil, considered unconstitutional.
In Republic county many voters ignored party lines with only a few supporting the Republican slate. The Democratic ticket drew more attention as residents weighed local candidates and issues before casting ballots.
Fragmentary report notes Republican figures signaling support for Sims as speaker, suggesting early legislative maneuvering. Vague phrasing leaves specifics unclear, but the outcome implies shifting control in the chamber and potential party alignment.
A brief note thanks customers for past patronage and pledges to continue operating on the same lines in the future. It emphasizes safety and conservatism in management under the same leadership.
In Welland Kansas an early hour wreck killed about fifty as a boy operator earning a meager wage failed to stop the train. The writer blames railroad practices and urges wage relief, block signals, and independent investigations to assign blame and prevent future disasters. Public sentiment should boycott roads with frequent wrecks.
The Concordia Kansan favors Curtis for Senate with endorsements noting both its representative and senator will vote for him. The piece criticizes local papers for not truthfully examining Republican candidates before and after selections, lamenting lost public trust.
A partisan column suggests Congressman Curtis loses support by calls that imply questionable fitness. The piece cites unnamed allies and references Cannon Hepburn and others, hinting the stance weakens his bid.
In Kansas City the eight candidates for the State Senate contend for a rank of honesty and reform. Debates hinge on whether they support the political machine or opposition to it, with voters watching for fiscal and ethical stances.
A woman believes she can reform a drinking husband despite warnings and her own firm conviction that efforts will create more trouble for her. She proceeds with marches and admonitions aiming to influence his behavior.
Ambiguous text suggests discussions about county leadership and a clerk role at a house site. References to an election or appointment process and potential renovations or refits, with unclear names or dates. Further readable details are sparse.
A Mankato newspaper column reports the libel suit has collapsed while noting Concordia’s case did not end similarly. No details of parties or court actions are provided.
Wyoming experiences a political awakening as Senator Warren appears poised for reelection with Republican backing. The text suggests widespread respect for the land practitioner role among men, highlighting a broader rural influence on the race.
Citizens hear talk of an estate wide primary election bill and a potential law change, with critics claiming the Republican machine blocks action. The debate centers on timing, adjournment, and future impact on voters.
The Wolford Stock Company brings a three night engagement featuring Mamie Sheridan Wolford. Productions boast new high class repertoires with special scenery and elaborate costumes. Opening night Thursday presents Was She to Blame with tickets 25 35 50 cents on sale at Brotchies.
A fragmentary report notes Bertha and others involved in Salvation Army efforts at the Belleville Barracks with active Sunday and weekend activities. It mentions Haupton Crate posing minor injury while working on a wheel and a family update about the Lei Johnsons and an ill baby, with rheumatism and fever concerns.
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