Republican candidates announce bids in Republic County Kansas
Multiple notices announce candidacies for Republican nominations in Republic County Kansas. Joe Marshall seeks U S House in the Fifth District Belleville residents Mary Ward and Frances J Fickel declare runs for county treasurer and superintendent. Henry H Vannatta seeks re election as second district commissioner. C G Aspengren and John C Hogin announce bids for district judge.
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Congress
Mary Ward
Belleville
Republic County
Frances J. Fickel
John H. Griffin
Probata
Kansas
Henry H. Vannatta
J. J. Smith
C. G. Aspegren
Twelfth Judicial District
John C. Hogin
Journal Items This Week Thirty-five Years Ago
This week notes many strangers in town and a move of stock and grain southward last Wednesday. Street work improved the ditch by the Journal office. Local men endure heat with humorous quips. A Concordia man’s son visited the city. Rackley sold his farm for $2700, keeping crops, and plans a new purchase near Lenora. Belleville residents sent for two trained servants costing 3100 each, surprising employers with small houses.
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Taylor Hammond
Nan Slyke
Clement
Journal Office
John Hull
Dan Weyand
Prof. Hamilton
J. A. Holiday
Capt. Walker
E. B. Pederson
Lake Rockhold
Norton County
Lenora
Belleville
Europe
County Seat Reconciles With Servant Passage Fears
Citizens balk at lodging servants in aristocratic mansions and threaten payback to Europe. Prominent residents offer $100 each to cover passages, easing tensions. C. W. Gulick returns from Portland Missouri and reports at the National Reunion. A. J. White, marshal, observed horses pasturing on the cemetery grounds.
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T. S
Europe
C. W. Gulick
Portland
National Re-union
C. W
A. J. White
Slavery debate closes as Concordia editor urges calm
In a final installment the Journal ends discussion on slavery. Mrs Delma Nelson requests readers refrain from further contributions while praising farmers and merchants. The page also contains circus notices for Sells Floto in Concordia, film notes on Tom Mix, bank loan offers, and a Republic County court summons for partition of real estate.
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Delma (Erickson) Nelson
Concordia
Sells-Floto
City Water Restrictions During Fires and Sprinkling
By order of the water committee, sections of the water ordinance are printed with strict sprinkling rules. SEC VII forbids using water for sprinkling, closets or baths during any city fire except to extinguish or protect property. SEC VIII bans hydrant use and lawn sprinkling except 7 pm to 9 pm if current year rent is paid. SEC X limits watering grass and shrubs to prescribed times with nozzle restrictions.
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Seandia- Journal
Scandia
Scan‘Gig, Kansas
J. W. Plotner & Son
M. Livengood
Wm. E. Shaw
Henri Faberre
The
Norway State Bank
Tom Mix
William Fox
Princess Theatre
Mix
Great ‘Southwest
Cer
Texas Ranger
Cuba
Philippines
China
Mexico
Law and Order
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Ito
Th’ West
Belle H. Elliott
Hattie van Dusen
Horace Holdridge
Clara Holdridge
District Court
Hellen H. Follett
John Black
N. R. Babcock
Emma R. Lyons
Dalstrom
Courtland
Attest, WM. Hay
Dist
Oberlin
Norton
the Bank OF Scandia
G. W. Nimocks, Pres
J. H. Sandell
Cashier
Minneapolis Tractors
Minneapolis
van Brunt
John Deere
M. A. Preble
Doric Theatre
K.C
Blackstone
Chicago
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