Dress Goods Department Offers Latest Styles and Trim
In the Dress Goods department shoppers can view the latest styles and trimmings to match. Special prices are being offered on these items to attract customers.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1902
Page
6
In the Dress Goods department shoppers can view the latest styles and trimmings to match. Special prices are being offered on these items to attract customers.
Local shop proclaims a wide stock of fresh meats and staples with Sunday hours 8 to 9:30 am and 5 to 6 pm. Advertises fat cattle purchase and price, plus bulk sale items including sugar, bran, shorts, rice, beans, cereals, coffee, tobacco, ginger snaps, crackers, canned goods, and dried fruit at marked prices.
The convention praised W. J. Bailey for governor as a strong, versatile candidate with Kansas farmer roots and varied business experience. Cr Coleman emerged as a standout for Attorney General, promising merit over pull. Seth Wells, Erie Republican editor and Hiie postmaster, was named State Auditor. The Republic county delegation reported a honorable showing and the district united on most propositions. The Eagle was adopted as the party emblem and delegates received marching orders for the campaign.
At the Kansas state convention in Wichita the delegates split evenly seven seats each for party factions. Kelly won the state treasurer nomination on the first ballot amid claims of honesty from supporters and accusations from rivals. Charley Curtis emerged as the most popular figure, his victory margin narrowing the Leland faction's advance to a slim 13 votes.
Experiments at State Agricultural College indicate a net profit of 168s of 739 on each steer fed, but Prof. Cottrell notes packer profits are unclear. He adds high feed costs have left feeders largely unprofitable, beef prices recent months barely covering production, and recent price dips will bring further losses to western feeders.
The Rock Island Route promotes a free brochure titled Under The Turquoise Sky including Camping To Colorado with detailed information for the inexperienced. It lists Colorado hotels and boarding houses and cheap summer rates. Dr. Barton Pitts, eye and ear specialist, in St Joseph Missouri, invites correspondence for more details.
The Riley Regent issues a souvenir Memorial number praised by commentators as a gem. Editor Curtis earns liberal support from Riley residents as the paper hints at Curtis’s merit. Rumors say Rock Island may soon control all independent western rail lines creating a vast system.
Webb McNall named as a populist candidate for the legislature from Smith County. As a house member he would push to maintain ongoing policies and programs.
Report notes the re establishment of peace in South Africa will be welcomed by friends of both parties. It warns that the bloodshed and treasure wasted have staggered humanity and predicts that liberal governance could lift South Africa in international councils.
The author argues Cubans must learn to accept majority rule and urges unity as a precondition for self government, suggesting that a mature political culture will emerge when factions do not erupt in anger, akin to a large convention in Wichita.
The coal strike in the anthracite regions looks set to be a major clash between miners and operators. About half of miners oppose the strike while operators show no signs of compromise. Public sympathy appears divided as both sides brace for heavy impact on coal users. Uncle Marcus Hanna may enter as arbitrator in the near future.
The notice promotes The new corner Grocery offering a full line of staple and fancy groceries flour and feed Butter eggs and hides accepted in exchange for groceries and meats Come and see WEISLOGEL and Goo
President Sohurmam of Cornell urges youth to focus on steady hard work rather than seeking rapid fame. He notes more people succeed today, but emphasizes self discipline, perseverance, and resolute ambition as key to rising beyond adversity.
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