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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
7
The notice promotes a January sale at Preble's offering 10 to 25 percent off on all stock including furniture rugs carpets and buggies. It highlights a general reduction event and urges customers to visit for bargain opportunities. It also mentions various local people and happenings without detailing a single major news event.
The fourth Quarterly Meeting for Scandia will be held at the M E church Sunday night and Monday January 19 and 20. Officials are urged to attend the business session Monday with a complete report. J H Craven, Pastor.
Ole Olson staged in Spiritland to a record breaking house on Tuesday night. Sheriff Lowell adds to the scene by serving a summons to Ole while he attends. His wife is suing for divorce.
The County Central Committee met Monday to accept the resignation of Chairman B. T Ballen and to elect Ro OB Wayrd as his successor. The session avoided calling a convention and skipped discussion of broader changes amid a cautious mood.
A Nagasaki newspaper notes a cement made from Wolcahice ashes used alone or with sand and Portland cement. The cheaper ashes show near equivalence to cement, with growing demand. Dockyards and docks were built from ash cement, and large exports go to Korea, northern China, Shanghai, and Formosa.
An excerpt describes an English flag lieutenant’s aide on a chair on a pier watching a race. A Frenchwoman and two Frenchmen engage in a playful exchange with the lady and a man joking about obstruction versus view. The scene reflects cordial courtly manners in a humorous intercept from The Tatler.
The Journal reprints Senator F Dumont Smith urging readers to choose Stubbs and Fairbanks over Taft Bailey. He condemns mixed national and state positions and accuses supporters of Roosevelt of double standards. He calls for voters to choose Bailey or Stubbs and reject old machine politics.
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