04 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
1
Rates listed for subscriptions and advertising. Subscriptions priced at 1 dollar per year in advance. Display advertising 10 cents per column inch. Local advertising 5 cents per line with six words per line. Special contract rates. Payment by mail order cash with copy or money order. No personal checks. Card of thanks 25 cents. Announcements for fundraisers follow regular rates.
A series of public notices state J M Livingood A A Burk Wim Hay and Eugene Simmons declare candidacies for Probate Judge Clerk of the District Court subject to August primaries in Republic County with party affiliations noted and emphasis on voter will in the 1914 primary.
The statement proclaims C G Aspegren as a candidate for county commissioner from the second district, running in the Republican primary this August.
MO Reitzel of Washington Kansas declares candidacy for the Republican nomination in the 5th Congressional District subject to August primaries.
In a blunt, bitter tone the piece argues that both parties in New York State claim devotion to efficiency and economy while political operatives, exemplified by Tammany Hall, do not intend real reform. The column portrays broad voter outreach as hollow rhetoric.
Miss Leona Nelson of Republic arrives Monday to stay with brother Edwins and attend Normal. Numerous locals visit Belleville for business, politics, and social events as the county commissioners meet in June and preparations for the Fourth of July race and militia exhibition move forward.
C S S Claypool of Republic County Kansas reports planting pumpkin seeds with corn at intervals and harvesting pumpkins as a second crop. He cites Illinois experience and suggests the idea may be new to Kansas, reflecting a historical farming practice once common in the state.
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