Anniversary of Scandia Presbyterian Church Formed 30 Years Ago
A historic reflection on the 30th anniversary of the Scandia Presbyterian Church highlights its 1877 founding by eight settlers, early pastors including Rev. A. D. Laughlin, and the 1880 dedication of the church building. The piece recalls long-standing members, elders, trustees, relocations of the church from the hill to the present site, caring community efforts, and ongoing self support with Board of Home Missions aid fading over time.
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Alexander the Great
Roman Empire
Napoleon
Abraham
Canaan
God
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Scandia
Presbytery of
Solomon
Concordia
A. D. Laughlin
H. Albright
S. Doctor
James ‘Kelly
Mary Kelly
Joseph T Cooper
Nancy J. Cooper
Louisa Whitney
Eliza- ‘ F. Laughlin
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Laughlin
Chas
M. Laughlin
Dughlin
Atlanta
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Kelly
Cooper
Whitney
J. D Fuller
Mr. Laughlin
H.H. Gane
Colorado
W. W. Kilpatrick
Quenemo Kansas
H. P. Cooter
Jesus Christ
McMeekin
Chuch
James Kelly
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James. Taylor
Theodore
FE Hunter
J. F. Hollenbeck
J R. Caldwell
Thomas W
Glark
Dacop Rice
J. H. Cullers
C. ‘Wilson
J. H. ‘Sandell
A. D. Wilson
J. R. Gald
Well
H. H. Laney
G. G. Bulkley
David. McFarland
Seth Green
J. H. ‘Cullers
Harvey Wrigley
Elizabeth Laughlin
Dunfee
Joseph McGowan
James Taylor
C. A. Taylor
James Doctor
Jane McFarland
McGlashan
Samuel F. Wood
Mary Protests
Board of Home Missions
Mary Hansell
Railroad board aims to curb Missouri Pacific rail repairs
The State Board of Railroad Commissioners plans a thorough tally of rotten ties broken rails and bad track spots on the Missouri Pacific in Kansas If the railroad company does not repair promptly the board may revoke its operating rights until maintenance is completed and standards met
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State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Judge withdraws order on C O D liquor packages
Judge Pollock acted for liquor vendors but withdrew his order forcing express companies to accept C O D liquor packages due to lack of legal basis. Whiskey houses gain a thirty day respite if no law exists.
Kansas Voters Favor Stubbs for Governor
Commentary suggests the average Kansas Republican leans to W. R. Stubbs or a Democrat. Stubbs appears the only Republican with voter confidence and a defeat for him could signal a broader overthrow of the Republican machine.
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Kansas
W. R. Stubbs
Stubbs
Local Critique Acknowledges Governor Hoch’s Stance
The piece praises Hamlin’s resolve to reject Hoch’s offers, arguing Hoch lacks support for their shared goals and wants only his services to bolster the administration. It urges Hoch to return to Marion where many good men reside and are ready to hold office.
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Marion
Barber Referenced as Source for Haircut Guidance
Mentions P. G. Hunter as the contact for barber-related matters. Indicates a named professional in the barber line handling hair services or guidance. No dates, locations, or additional context provided.
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P. G. Hunter
Arnica Salve Cures Eighty-Five Year Leg Sore
Port Byron New York resident Amos P F King credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with healing a leg sore he suffered over 80 years. The claim highlights the salve as a guaranteed cure for all sores and notes its price of 25 cents at druggists.
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Gift of Speech Sets Humans Apart in Puck’s View
In a Puck quotation, mankind is deemed unique for the gift of speech which elevates humans above animals. The text argues speech compels reading, fuels publishing and wood pulp demand, and drives progress, even as forebears saw speech as concealment.
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Bank OF Scandia
J. H.cullers
L. M. Brigham
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Belleville
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