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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
2
The remark praises Congressman Calder Head for his tariff views and asserts he will receive a desirable appointment due to his stance. It concludes that he indeed deserves such consideration for his positions.
Police in Berlin kept a close watch on journalist William Allen White during his visit amid concerns he might publish lengthy editorials exposing local officials and records.
The editor of the Republic City News has wed, a brief note indicating his marriage. Readers are asked to overlook any wandering statements that may appear in the columns for a time.
A Republican notes that party loyalty does not mandate endorsement of every officeholder. Refusal to back each candidate does not diminish his Republican identity.
A speaker questions Congress focus on protecting labor from foreign workers abroad while American laborers at home face competition from immigrants. The remark urges domestic protection measures to shield workers in the United States.
Observant travelers note more Greek Mexican and Italian laborers on railway lines. Previously limited to construction, these foreigners now work in division yards on coal shure ice house and section tasks. Most are not citizens and many send pay out of the country each payday.
The article argues that rising government costs do not require higher import duties. It warns against prohibitive tariffs that curb revenue and empower monopolies. Instead it calls for duties sufficient to offset foreign labor costs while allowing fair competition between foreign and domestic goods.
A local listing notes availability of white lead linseed oil pre cured paints varnishes Japalac bait varnish and white wash brushes at Nywalls store for purchase.
The ad item lists Cullere and Goudwin offering a range of covers starting at 90 cents. It presents a brief sale note with names and prices for readers looking for affordable accessories.
Mrs W L Gilnatrick of Danforth Maine claims her mother at age past 70 grew young again after twenty years of severe dyspepsia. Doctors had given up but Electric Bitters revived digestion sleep and strength. Cures liver and kidney troubles and boosts appetite. Only 60c at all druggists.
The Chicago platform calls for a special session of Congress after the next president's inauguration to revise tariffs with duties covering production costs and fair profits. Taft interprets this as a substantial downward revision. In Milwaukee on September 24 he states support for a tariff rewrite reducing rates, while in Cincinnati on September 22 he critiques the Dingley tariff as generally excessive.
A column mocks calomel and aloes pills as night riders and praises Dr King New Life Pills for cleansing the system. John Botts learns his brother died in a mine explosion in Kentucky and heads home for the funeral. Llobr Hendrix and Lindahl end the week with a fishing trip. a boat accident injures Mr Hobr and Mr Hendrix.
Mr and Mrs Otto Chellberg arrived from HarCourt Iowa to attend the funeral of Mrs Chellbergs sister Mrs J B Johnston Rev Chellberg has come to Concord to hold meetings but Mrs Chellberg will stay with the bereaved family for some time Mr and Mrs Orville Bowersox visited the latter s brother L M Brigham and family the first of the week They recently returned from the Philippine Islands where they taught the past three years They left Tuesday for their home near Dallas South Dakota
Andrew Stromberg had a severe accident Thursday afternoon while mowing. His team spooked and ran away, throwing him off and striking his head on the mower. He was treated by Dr. Heary Friday. the cut on the back of his head is about five inches and likely to heal soon.
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