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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
1
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The Journal announces N M Nelson of Norway Township and Miss Lucy Howard as candidates for Republic County Superintendent of Schools, subject to Republican county convention decisions. Also notes H B Moore of Albion Township and Edgar E Baird of Richland Township as candidates, pending convention outcomes.
The JourRNAL announces that Charles A. Kimball of Courtland township is a Republican candidate for County Attorney, pending the Republican county convention decision. It also notes John C. Hogin of Belleville as a county attorney candidate subject to the same convention.
Epworth Assembly at Lincoln Park Cawker City Kansas runs July 25 to August 5 with a full lecturing program. Notable speakers include Drs Housel Stouber Frank Nelson and Congressman Dolliver. Season ticket 1 50, two day 2 50. Rev E L Hutchins Belleville Kansas offers mailed program and inquiries.
A. J. White advertises a money back guarantee on Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and invites readers to call for a booklet detailing the product and sale terms.
A condensed editorial voice champions Monroe Doctrine values and republican vigor addressing Cuba and the isthmus. It argues for energetic leadership, naval strength, and expansion to secure opportunity and stability in the Western Hemisphere.
A Populist paper declares victory is in the air and the whole party will rise after November Sixth. The piece forecasts strong electoral success for the party across the nation.
The rise in wheat prices as the new crop hits the market challenges the Populist view that prices never climb when farmers hold grain.
The State Treasurer reports $75 816 34 due the state in back taxes. Republic county owes nothing. In the Fifth District Saline and Dick inson each owe about 600 in back taxes.
A Kansas quotation about business trust and character appears in the Em poria Gazette. It warns that when a man in any business becomes a good fellow, creditors and foes may threaten his position. The aphorism reflects on social dynamics affecting merchants bankers and editors.
A Kansas debate over cutting the dollar in two sparks editorials and letters from Belleville, Cuba, and Scandia journals. Critics accuse populists of once promoting a 200 cent dollar tied to free silver, now denied.
The article catalogs foxtail, barnyard, broom corn, pr eakl, and Indian millets with notes on origins, growth, and seed characteristics. It contrasts drought resistance and yield across Common, German, Golden Wonder, Hungarian, Haknyard, Shama, Sanna, and sorghum types while linking millet trade names to regional cultivation. It closes with a political aside on Democrat and Republican prosperity claims from Courtland Register, June 12, 1900.
An advertises Mull's Pioneer Stomach and Dyspepsia Cure with a dollar draft promise in each box. It urges readers to try the remedy for stomach trouble and dyspepsia, priced at 25c and 1.00, sold by A. J. White. A testimonial from Charles Holzhauer, Newark NJ, praises Chamberlain's cough remedy, noting safety and reliability, sold by Happer the druggist.
Advert describes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for constipation indigestion headache and stomach trouble. The nostrum advertisement touts guaranteed relief and notes sale by A. Solt.
A promotional line touts Krause's Little Liver Pills as a gentle vegetable remedy for constipation. The product is described as gelatin coated and purely vegetable, sold by A. J. White as a cure for distress after eating.
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