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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
4
Notice states the partnership KE. 8S, Ramsey and B. M. Lerveld is dissolved by mutual consent. B. M. Lerveld will continue the business at the old stand in Scandia Kansas. All outstanding accounts must be paid to him. Dated January 5 1900.
Local auctioneer J P Porter stands by to take inquiries and bids for upcoming sales. Officials note his availability to handle both in person and telephone requests.
Two nearly new Rochester lamps offered for sale at the Journal office. Potential buyers may contact the office for details and terms of sale.
A new medical graduate explains the challenge of choosing a practice location. He argues doctors beware towns already saturated with physicians and avoid healthy, death-free communities. The piece notes malaria and typhoid risks in central New York as a factor in attracting patients and income.
A list of names advertised as letters awaiting pickup includes J J Locke J J Martyn Arthur Brice King Everettt B Myers Fred Larson Cornelius Greravhty Willie Henderson Sebe Mitchel Samuel Clark James Bosworth Charley.
A brief political witticism from the era questions swede alignment against McKinley and notes a second guess by Jase. The remark reflects contemporary tensions and public sentiment in a concise, commentary style.
Farmers begin plowing in Kansas as climate returns to workable conditions. Count de Castellane draws derision in commentary as criticism intensifies. The story notes widespread reaction to his oaths and the public mood toward aristocratic pretensions.
A reader reflects that subscribing to a newspaper is a solemn act akin to a funeral, yet to the editor it feels more like a honeymoon and fresh start.
Governor Stanley and his wife search state institutions for hidden animals described as stirring up the beds, aiming to locate them during a solitary inspection.
A woman finds extra delight knowing an old sweetheart has never wed, interpreting it as evidence of his continued regard for her. The remark reflects romantic sentiment and social expectations of lasting attachment.
Old settlers predict a touch of FeUInEe winter in March with a likely brief spell. The remark contrasts March warmth with January expectations, noting the winter pattern may be short and evolving.
The Mail and Breeze prints pictures of four Populist candidates for governor. The captions note none of them appears formidable, reflecting a skeptical stance.
The subject’s mother pushes for another pardon claiming clemency is due. The piece suggests public safety concerns, arguing that hanging the suspect would be safer for the community.
A note indicates Rev. James Kerr of Scandia is proposed for Congressman-at-Large on the Prohibition ticket. The record shows Kerr is known as a Republican.
The Department of Agriculture reports that all agricultural products except wheat and potatoes are up 5 to 50 percent in price from a year ago. No comment is provided.
A warning court ruled in favor of a man who sued a widow for breaking a promise to marry. The decision assigns value to his affections, reflecting on the limits of rights in the western frontier era.
A Democratic organizer told the Journal editor of a hot county fight this year and urged voters to clear the decks by electing a straight Republican ticket in Scandia city elections.
The JOURNAL states that Scandia has not remained dry since last summer. While prohibition violations persist in some areas, there are still places where a drink may be had and the town is not fully dry as claimed.
For the week beginning March 13 the Topeka Capital will be in the hands of Rev C M Sheldon author of In His Steps to be run as he thinks a paper should from a Christian standpoint. He will edit news advertising and editorials and print a hundred thousand copies daily during Helden Week.
A sales gag touts Dr King's New Life Pills as a cure for stomach and liver disorders. It claims the pills restore appetite digestion and regularity, promising health and energy. Available for 25 cents at A J White's Drug Store.
An essay arguing public provision for the poor is a state intrusion and degrades recipients. It contrasts English workhouses with church care, noting social stigma, pauperism risk, and the need for charitable aid without undermining self respect. Robert Lis Thompson is cited.
The Belleville Telescope lauds the Scandia postmaster as a remarkable financial mind claiming he can support a family and equip a newspaper in one year from an office income around 8500 a year. The Telescope may lack full facts and overstates the praise.
Reporters FEditon and Addington regularly file local dispatches highlighting community events, personalities, and everyday happenings across town. Their columns capture neighborhood buzz and standout residents in concise prose.
The Belleville Telescope praises W W Caldwell as a candidate for delegate from the Fifth district to the national convention that will renominate McKinley. It notes Caldwell’s proven efficiency in his current role on the state central committee and mentions Republic county man Bulkley of Scandia as another potential delegate choice.
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