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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
3
To readers of the Journal. Advertising funds the newspaper and keeps it good. If you want a better Journal, support merchants by mentioning you saw their ad in the Journal. Encourage customers to say they saw it here and help the paper and the merchants.
Advertisement states a single day cure for a cold using laxative bromquinine tablets. It claims druggists refund money if the remedy fails and notes Gnove's signature on each box for verification.
The noted auctioneer J P Porter stands by to respond to inquiries about the business, inviting potential clients to call for details.
Local notice announces a sale of two nearly new Rochester lamps available at the Journal office. No prices or dates provided.
A handful of Souvenir Holiday editions remain at 10 cents each. Perfect for sending to friends.
A number one there bred Poland China boar is for sale by H J Rosene in Sherdahl Kansas. The notice lists the animal as a quality breeding hog available to buyers in the area.
A lost all wool black and white plaid shawl has been found between the school house in district 35 and James Boudin's in Belleville. Please leave at this office.
Local ad notes 50c each roosters advertised by Mrs J N Berris. Also includes a near 1900s style anecdote about medicine and fortune with a quote from the HeHoIt Call style text and a reference to Bucklen's Arnica Salve sold by A J White Druggist.
In Belleville on January 9 the Fifth district Republican effort centers on C. G. Bulkley as delegate candidate. Bulkley, a long time mercantile and banking businessman in Scandia, has prior service on the Manhattan Agricultural College board. The Journal backs Bulkley, noting broad county support and likely election with proper local effort. The Enterprise Journal’s souvenir issue is praised as enterprising.
The report notes a New York man hired a special train to catch his wife amid local gossip. It mentions speculation about the payment to Humphrey for a column in last week's Telescope by Leland, prompting curiosity in the community.
The special New Year edition of the Narka News impresses as an exceptionally creditable paper edited by Editor Addington. The piece notes Nar ka's unique town size and the paper's up-to-date progressive reporting.
A snippet quotes Kola Register musing on the world’s population and longevity. It ponders future centenarians and the disparity between living people and those “slumbering in her bosom,” suggesting a philosophical reflection rather than a news event.
A scathing letter recounts threats against a local editor after coverage of a controversial journal piece. Citizens condemn the harassment while urging lawful action and editorial resilience amid pressures.
In Concordia Hon. Isaac A. Rigby is groomed by a Populist paper as the Republican nominee for District Judge. He is portrayed as a poor political loser, but the paper notes the district judgeship is expected to go to Republic county this term.
Fore noon sessions cover Principles of Pedagogy and excerpts from American Revolution texts. Afternoon program lists music by Stella Booze, reading models by Mabel Ingham, native education topics, spelling contest, and various student discussions led by local educators and Mrs. E. Rockhold.
List of names appears for advertised letters service dated January 1 1960 including Locke J J tf Martyn Brice Arthur King Everett B Myers Bred Larson Cornelius Géraghty Willie Henderson Seba Mitchel Samuel Clark James Larson Marta Bosworth Charley A B Kips P M
Kansas farmers urged to plant Kafir-corn as drought resistant feed. Secretary Coburn notes 582,895 acres in 1899 and compares Red and Black-hulled White varieties. The Black-hulled White yields higher, with benefits for pork, milk, and beef production on upland and western soils.
In a candid remark from his office, Jake Blair, now an elderly man, states that he is old and broken in while discussing how taking advantage of opportunities has shaped his life.
A narrator recalls moving west with parents as a child to seek fortune in a vast, undeveloped frontier from the Ohio River to the Pacific. He describes fertile land, timbered rivers, and rich mineral resources like coal iron copper lead zinc gold and silver as he pursued opportunities across the continent.
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