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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
2
The recent Oregon election shows people rule as a Democratic U S senator is chosen by a Republican legislature. The Copeland Hotel coroner's jury commends firemen for rescue work yet finds them guilty of slowness.
A newspaper recount notes S C Crummer has received various honors and emoluments from politics including a $600 value of experience in holding the sack.
Representative Boyd introduces a House bill mandating banks to secure depositors and provide for protective measures. The measure seeks stronger safeguards for customer funds and bank compliance.
A sum is to be deposited with the State Treasurer for the specified purpose as authorized by law. The arrangement entails proper handling and future accountability by state officials and the designated agency.
The senate must balance popular demand for staffing cuts with the risk of angering dismissed employees and their supporters, a central dilemma for lawmakers in considering budget and personnel reductions.
A State Journal sketch shows May Boyd, identified as Major, standing by his desk while knocking on new furniture. The image accompanies a caption noting the likeness and the Major’s posture.
Kansas may receive nearly 500000 dollars from an old claim. The debate in newspapers centers on how to use the money with patriotism urging new quarters for the State Historical Society while current needs push for division of the funds.
In a reflection on recent Kansas politics the author recalls August's pivotal choice for senator and November's event that cleared rivals. The article notes the announcement of J. J. Bristow as the leading candidate remains newsworthy.
A claim says Trinity Church in New York City is the wealthiest church in America with a value in the trillions and ownership of dilapidated tenements in poor city sections. The piece questions whether this assertion is accurate or sensationalized.
The House approved a measure prohibiting legislative employees from lobbying or using undue influence to secure legislation. The passage signals lawmakers seek protection from temptation and conflicts of interest.
The plan ends a proposed Democratic publication in Manhattan, moving the print shop and editorial sanctum to an old livery barn. The shift would allow other Manhattan papers more room to operate and grow.
The speaker aims to imitate Gomer Davies by tagging a rival with derisive line “down in the old bowling alley,” recalling a famed phrase. The jibe signals scornful tone and a parodic reference to a bygone venue.
The legislature approved funding for new House furniture, justifying six thousand dollars as necessary for proper seating for lawmakers serving thousands of Kansans, arguing that representatives deserve better than common kitchen chairs.
The two Houses voted separately Tuesday and Wednesday in joint session Bristow was declared elected by 115 to 46 over Farrelly. The victory settles the primary law question with Republicans backing Bristow and Democrats backing Farrelly.
The report for the month ending January 19 lists Union Valley enrollment of 15 with 8 boys and 7 girls, tardiness counts 12 for boys and 21 for girls, and lists students with no absences. Grade leaders include Ruth Bowersox in 9th, Nellie Johnson in 8th, Arthur Coldazier in 7th, and Alva Peters in 6th, with visitors invited to inspect work. Principal L S Wagener signs.
A promotion offering 100 days for $1.00 for the daily state capital newspaper. Includes mail subscription details and address for Topeka State Journal in Topeka Kansas.
Letters of administration granted to Lina J. Wrigley in Republic County Kansas for the estate of Harvey M Wrigley deceased. Claims must be presented within one year or be barred. three years to file if not exhibited. January 12 1908.
Do not let a bad cough or cold become chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Seek prompt relief with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Its growing national and international sales reflect its effectiveness, sold by D. A. Nywall.
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