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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
5
Catalog style listing shows discounts on Fancy Flannel and Novelty Plaids with price drops from 40c to 30c and to 89c, plus reductions on Dotted French Flannel and Gray Homespun. Skirt notices include Black Brocade prices from 1.50 to 1.00 and later 1.85, with remaining items at 2.00 to 3.75 range and various silk brocade reductions. A separate editorial note mentions Senator Chandler's defeat and remarks about education and Republicans.
A brief sale notice shows a heavy knit woolen skirt reduced from 1.25 to 0.75 and a second item marked down from 0.60 to 0.20. The text is fragmented but indicates clearance pricing on woolen skirts.
Fancy colored flannel shirt waists show varied sale prices with discounts noted. Previous tags ranged 1.25 to 8.00, now reduced to about 1.40 to 2.04 in the listing. Consumers see multiple color options and reduced tags reflecting sale activity.
The piece notes Stanley Quay will occupy a U.S. Senate seat after March 4 following legislative action in Pennsylvania. It references related coverage about a Kansas senator and credits Courtland Register for that column.
The Clyde Herald remarks on the paper becoming a sturdy local voice as community support for Father Rupe's recovery is noted and expectations for his continued health improve.
A terse editorial snippet notes Mr. Clark of Montana aims for the U.S. Senate with no cash in hand. It also mentions Marcus Daly’s death and a costly match between Vanderbilt and Miss French, contrasted with a trivial sum, and criticizes the Belleville Freeman editor for lacking charity.
The Michigan legislator from Kin's ley plans more bills than any other member. A Populist with unconventional ideas, he voices a bold “black rabbit Belgian hare” proposition amid state population data showing 2,420,082 residents, a 15.6 percent rise in ten years. Detroit leads cities with 285,704 people. Grand Rapids 87,565. Saginaw 42,345. Bay City 27,628. Jackson 22,180.
The writer argues removing debt collection laws would clear bad debts, force cash sales, lower merchandise prices, and benefit the poor by promoting thrift and cheaper goods. The piece links legal reform to broader business relief and consumer welfare in Kansas.
The piece criticizes municipal governance in American cities. It argues a positive person earns world approval and questions why no city touts the best government, urging citizens to do necessary tasks to attain beauty and pride in the country. Environmental and civic virtue themes appear alongside old time advertising mentions.
The Journal supports a county high school and believes most county residents favor it. The split issue is the location with towns seeking the school. Mr Woodward seeks public opinion and asks readers to express views on placing the school at the county seat or elsewhere.
The piece condemns the Leavenworth mob for murdering Alexander and argues the incident could push lawmakers to enact capital punishment for crimes of this nature, expressing mixed regret but overall approval of a harsher statute.
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