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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1909
Page
2
A notice states subscript charges of $1.00 per year, or $1.20 in advance, with cancellation only by the publisher. It warns that failure to discontinue at period end creates a new engagement and requires settlement of arrears.
A observatory column taunts critics by noting 22 trains depart daily, offering an exit from the town. The remark frames dissent as a choice of leaving rather than staying to confront issues.
The Manhattan Republic notes Manhattan has adopted a Kansas City spirit. The ball team holds an overwhelming lead for last place in the standings.
Several small papers criticize Gov. Stubbs as they mock his policies while he continues to push ahead with his agenda. The remarks frame him as an optimistic figure despite varied local reactions.
J A Merrill is listed as agent for Brock Island Lines based in Sandia Kansas. The entry names the business and location, indicating representation or local contact.
A fragmented report mentions a home festival and county fair with planned activities and crop related efforts. It highlights community celebrations and regional work in agriculture, urging participation and noting summer opportunities.
An editor notes farmers' harsh mood as drought and poor crops spread across the state. A reader replies describing cold mornings, muddy fields, ruined potatoes, and a cross eyed girl used as a symbol of a land dispute, reflecting frustration with land tenure and disarray.
A garbled monologue recalls a boarding house scene with a mother cooking fruit while a landlady, a widow, and absent father themes surface. The voice questions a missing father and reflects on meals, care, and routine as the family adapts to hardship.
The article discusses pulping old papers at about 500 a ton to create floor coverings rivaling linoleum in durability. It notes oiling after installation to prevent cracking, and reports German experiments adding pitch pigments to produce colored variants for varied flooring.
A tangled report from a recent lattice shows tensions amid a dispute over a movie project. Named figures include Murdock and Madison who have clashed with civic voices, while a figure called Talon emerges as a key local alder.
A historical note claims 2,000,000 invested to build a sea wall around Galveston saved the city and immense property, suggesting the same method could aid Scandia and similar towns. It argues that spending on water systems in Dallas could prevent losses many times higher in future fires.
Fragmented note mentions Miles and pain pills with doses and timing. No clear event, person, or organization stated beyond vague reference to medications and quantities.
A Northwest community notes brave acts by a boy named Leo who intervened to stop mistreatment and protect children. Leo cared for ill Hittite boy and sheltered him during fever, earning respect for daily school escort in the mountains and protective acts toward youngsters.
A Concordia Kansan reader in Seandia Township voices Tariff critic Calderhand’s lingering influence. He notes 66 votes for Calderhand and 215 for Rees in the last election and doubts Calderhand will reach forty votes in the upcoming primary. The writer alleges the same aides who backed Rees previously now push Calderhand, though they fear losing a post office. He hints at partisan backers in Rees Township aiming to boost the District banner.
An unknown correspondent writes a fragmented verse about family life and a house marked by danger and care. The piece recalls a night scene with red letters and a looming threat as a childlike voice recalls chores and a tense home atmosphere.
Local business agents report on Wednesday and Friday activity related to Manhattan Laundry services. The terse notice notes departures and returns tied to delivery routes and shop coordination.
Probate notice announces Jo H. Cullers named administrator of the Gust Saderter estate, deceased. The document, dated July 27, 1909, requires creditors to present claims and outlines qualification of the administrator. It appears in a formal court notice style typical of early 20th century filing.
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