Full and Final Settlement in Estate of Ben Fridland
Creditors and interested parties are notified that the Probate Court in Republic County Kansas will hear a matter at Belleville Court House at 1 PM on the th day of June for a full and final settlement of the estate of Ben Fridland deceased including allowances for services and attorney fees and discharge of sureties.
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Court OF Republic Hounty
Ataate
Kansan
Emily P. Tussey
Samuel J. Tussey
Emily PB. Tussey
District Court of
Republic County
Kansas
Ins
Emmy P. Tusepy
G. Eine
B. B. McCann
Dist
Belleville
State OF Kansas
Repub
Prowath
Said
Ben Fridland
Said County
Court House
County of Republic
County Superintendent Candidates in Republic County
The Journal announces candidates for Republic County Superintendent of Schools subject to Republican county convention decisions. N M Nelson of Norway Township and Miss Lucy Howard are named, along with Howard E Moore of Albiontown and Edgar F E Baird of Richland Township, each pending convention outcomes.
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Journal
N. M. Nelson
Norway Township
Republic County
Lucy Howard
Repub Ncan
Howard E. Moore
Albiontownshup
Jovrenal
Edgar FE. Baird
Richland Township
County Attorney Candidates Named in Township Notice
A scanned township notice names Charles A. Kimball of Courtland as a candidate for County Attorney pending Republican county convention action. It also lists John C. Hogin of Belleville as a County Attorney candidate contingent on convention results.
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Charles A. Kimball
Courtland Township
John CG. Hogin
Belleville
Republican County
Editorial Association Program at Smith Centre 1900 Event
The North Central Kansas Editorial Association meets in Smith Centre on Friday June 1 1900 with morning and afternoon sessions featuring talks on editorial influence and journalism politics. An evening program includes music talks and receptions followed by informal gatherings. The Kansas City Star is criticized as a Republican paper undermining its party while Kentucky Democrats push for direct senate elections yet elected a governor by legislature.
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North Central
Kansas
Smith Centre
Kkansas
Lydia Charles
Republic City
T. A. Sawhill
Concordia Empire
Y. Wy Murphy
Smith County Journal
Sheldon
J. W. Conway
Norton
Champion
Grace Snyder
Beloit
Parks
Beloit Gall
A. B. Kimball
Beandia Journal
John Qs Royce
Philipsburg Dispatch
Ais
Manila
Ed Miller
Wuaketiel
Music—Orchestra
Nudge
R. M. Pickler
Gomer T. Davies
Concordia Kansan
F Music
W. H. Haskell
Gaylord
W. A. McKeever
I. M. Mahin
J. R. Burrow
Kansas City
Burton to chair Kansas delegation at GOP convention
The piece notes J B Burton will be chairman of the Kansas delegation to the Republican National Convention. It questions Democratic support for laboring men, critiques Pettiro of South Dakota, and mentions fusion candidates Hugh Alexander and Joe Lowe for district judge. Jerry Simpson sells his “Bayonet” and comments on newspaper funding and advertising. It asks if a Silver Republican exists in the county and calls for a public statement.
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J.B. Burton
Kansas
Hugh Alexander
Concordia
Joe Lowe
Washington
Jerry Simpson
Jerry
Republican Party
Farm bought after three year rental for four thousand
A One Republic county man rented a farm for three years and has now purchased it for four thousand dollars in cash. The buyer notes the purchase price was funded from the farm proceeds and remarks that some people lament higher costs like wire-nails compared with four years ago.
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Republic County
Democratic party backs strikes to aid November win
The piece argues Democrats foster labor strikes to gain November success, claiming workers gain nothing when Democrats hold power as employers pay low wages and current conditions persist, urgingWorkingmen to remember this when voting.
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Democratic Party
Musing on a Stocking Heel and Public Decorum
A Republic City News quip laments a polished woman crossing a muddy street displaying a 2x3 hole in her stocking. The editor ribbingly asks what an old married man like him notices in such a sight and why it matters. The remark frames social expectations and vanity with a humorous edge.
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Republic City News
the News
W. C. T. U. protest over Hook liquor ruling
The W C T U of Williamsburg condemn Judge Hook for a ruling in favor of wholesale liquor dealers. Hook, recommended by Senator Baker amid Kansas protests, is seen as delivering expected performance. Baker faces rejection next winter due to this stance.
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Williamsburg
Hook
Baker
Kansas
Kan sas political papers mischaracterize Albaugh election
The Topeka and Kansas City dailies claim Morton Albaugh’s election as state central committee chairman defeats the Burton faction. A simple inquiry shows Albaugh acceptable to Mr Burton and many of his loyal supporters backed the former choice.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kansas City
Morton Albaugh
Burton
Albaugh
Boy Caught Smoking Cigarette Sunday Evening
A small boy was seen Sunday evening with a cigarette, leaving a strong odor and a pale, fearsome face. The writer expresses sympathy yet warns that smoking harms self respect and social standing, condemning cigarette use as a menace to youth.
Kansas City Rail Strike Fallout and Party Tensions
Kansas City street car workers regret paying a tramp agitator who incited unrest leading to about five hundred layoffs. The piece questions how supporters of Charles A. Towne on the ticket will respond as Democratic bosses in Kansas City signal action.
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Kansas City
Charles A. Towne
Freeman editor to be pleased by Stanley win in November
The Freeman notes the editor anticipates satisfaction if Stanley defeats Briedenthal next November. It frames the result as the Republican achievement that would finally please him.
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the Freeman
Stanley Wallops Briedenthal
Cuba's post-affive embezzlers face strict punishment
A tone of certainty marks in Cuba where the new head of affairs signals no guilty man will escape. The remark implies a firm stance against embezzlement, suggesting severe consequences for offenders.
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Cuba
Rebels in Philippines eye Bryan for support, troops to stay or go
General Schwan notes Filipino rebels look to Bryan for aid and expect a Democratic victory would mean withdrawal of U S troops. He warns voters who support flag hauling to back Bryan.
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Schwan
Philippines
Bryan
Hetty Green on girls, finances, and marriage choices
A passage cites Hetty Green saying a girl should be raised to earn a living whether or not she inherits wealth, while a woman's place is in the home though some women excel in business. It warns a girl to be careful about marrying a moneyed man and to marry only when mature enough to know her choices.
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Hetty Green
Ladies’ Home Journal
Alcohol as nonfood for athletes warned by June Ladies' Home Journal
The June Ladies' Home Journal states alcohol is not food for athletes and should be avoided by all. It warns alcohol hardens body tissues and liver, offering limited medicinal use but not as a beverage or food.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Republic county underrepresentation at GOP and Dem events
In Belleville Freeman text, Republic county is portrayed as too strong for encouragement or too weak in timber to create committeemen. No county man earned a committee seat at the GOP convention, while Democrats at Wichita faced similar fates. The speaker rejects the inference that party strength explains the outcome.
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Republic
Republic ‘County
Belleville
Freeman
Republic County
Wichita
Positive Cure for Stomach Troubles Promoted by A.J. White
An advertisement states bumping against a brick wall would hurt less than stomach troubles. It touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a positive cure and is signed by A J White.
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Dr. Caldwell
A.J. White
Local Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Sold as Best Safe Cure
B F Mouser druggist in Chetopa Kansas and A J White report their store carries Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The tonic claims to cure constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble with healthful relief asserted in the ad copy.
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B. F. Mouser
Chetopa
Kansas
Dr. Caldwell
A. J. White
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Wheeler
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Editorial Association Program
Sugston
Kentucky
Journal Notions
Demoratic Party
Pettigrew
South Dakota
I Ae
Wwen
Barbed Borders
Pato
Lervold and
Mahan
Mek
Mephitis
Sennacherib
Richard Carvel
David Harum
Caleb West
Tikla
Peter Sterling
Francois
Happer
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