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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1914
Page
5
Announcements reveal candidates for Republic County offices in the August 1914 Republican primaries. J M Livingood for Probate Judge, A A Burk also seeking Probate Judge, Wm Hay for Clerk of the District Court, Eugene Simmons listed for Clerk.
Alex Svott seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff in Republic County. The primary contest governs the party share of the county’s law enforcement leadership with ballots and party guidelines shaping the race.
A notice announces Euna M Arragmith seeking the Republican nomination for County Superintendent in the August primaries. The filing signals a local campaign move for the county's education leadership role.
C G Aspegren is authorized to announce his candidacy for county commissioner from the second district. The bid is subject to the will of Republican voters at the August primary.
A local notice states the county clerk announces candidacy for the office of county clerk in the Republican ticket for the 4th district in 1914, with Mont Hill referenced in the filing.
Scandia and Belleville events fill a packed schedule with free shows, band concerts and ball games from August 5 to 7. Activities include Happy Hooligan and Gloomy Gus acts, Spiral Tower displays, Hillman’s Band performances, balloon ascensions, and Narka Belleville ball games. Local arrivals and weathered damage notes accompany the listings.
Henry Tucker named as antidote to Kansas Republican factional rift. W H Mackey ex US marshal argues Tucker is the sole path to heal party divides and prevent Democratic gains, framing the campaign as a clear issue statement in the ongoing struggle.
Mrs Frank Anderson of Comfrey Minnesota says her daughter, long afflicted with epileptic fits every few weeks for three years, was cured after using Dr Miles Nervine. She notes a full year without a seizure and praises the treatment, a sentiment echoed by thousands. The message urges seeking relief for epileptic children in the United States.
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