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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
2
The notice states no subscription will be discontinued except at the publisher's option until all AVTOSTRESS are paid. Failure to direct a discontinuance at the end of the paid period will be treated as continued engagement.
The article notes the moral of the Elsie Siegel murder case and satirically minimizes public interest in Kansas headlines. It mentions Republic County residents reacting to Mrs Gould receiving 36000 dollars and jokes about clothing costs, ending with a jab at the widow’s finances.
The suit targets Sears Roebuck & Co alleging deceptive advertising practices. The case cites repeated misstatements in promotional materials, signaling growing concern over how a small-order buyer is treated and prompting questions about fairness in advertising tactics.
A local entrepreneur warns that misrepresentations threaten customer trust and may trigger legal action. The issue centers on four statements deemed misleading by reviewers, with potential impact on sales and reputation.
President Patt has introduced a bill to tax corporate net earnings. The proposal imposes a 27 percent tax on earnings above 40 000 for corporations with capital stock organized for profit, exempting the first 40 000. Officials estimate about 25 million dollars in annual revenue.
A fragmented page notes L. S. Napier of Bugless praising Bucklen's Arnica Salve for piles and relief from boils, burns, and eczema. It then debates who truly represents the Republican party, contrasting Bristow with Aldrich and Hale over tariff revision and party interests.
A fractured local item from Belleville reports plans for an alfalfa wall project at Beller with McOdackson. It notes electric work by Belleville's power company and a band concert attendance, plus a surgical operation on Dragrau repurpinted Charley Tholmstrega at Ghay Center.
Mrs WL Culpatrick of Danforth praises Elecmic Ditters for a dramatic recovery in her mother, once troubled by dyspepsia and kidney issues. She credits the remedy with restoring strength and appetite and claims it cured a range of health problems.
Notice of Final Settlement announces distribution details for an estate. It lists potential beneficiaries and claims deadlines. The notice directs interested parties to appear or file objections by the specified date and location.
A garbled page mentions a night riders raid and old tonic cures like Dr. King s New Life Pills claimed to cure colds headaches constipation and malaria with a 25 cent price. It also notes dust on a street and a four foot catfish, plus a stockholders meeting at Belleville deciding to reorganize. Ads seek a subscription clerk for Success Magazine with a $1.50 daily wage and commission.
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