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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
5
The notice lists advertising rates: 10 cents per column inch for display, 5 cents per line for first insertion with six words per line, and special contract rates. It notes payment by mail, cash with copy, and rejects personal checks. A 25 cent charge applies for a card of thanks and charity announcements follow regular rates.
Henry H. Van Natta announces candidacy for County Attorney Rep ublic County Kansas, subject to Republican voters in August primary. Nelson J. Ward also announces for the same office, subject to the August primary.
Notices state candidates Emma Adamson Euna Arrasmith C M Leggitt and C C Sterba announce runs for County Superintendent of Republic County on the Republican ticket subject to August primaries.
A campaign notice invites voters to consider G R Bundy for the office of sheriff in a local race. The item calls for support and outlines the official role. Bundy seeks election to lead the county law enforcement.
John Iksesl announces bid for treasurer as a Republican primary challenger. He states the campaign aims to persuade party voters and seeks the official nomination to advance to the general election.
County Clerk R M Glenn declares candidacy for County Clerk subject to Republican primaries. The statement appears as a formal campaign note filed in the county records.
C B Rickel announces candidacy for the office of County Commissioner from the Second District. He seeks the Republican primary vote in August. The message notes campaign aims for a second term and references E D Haney.
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In Republic County probate court Belleville Kansas creditors and all interested parties are notified that administratrix Alice Whitney will apply for final settlement July 6 1912 at 10 A M for allowances and discharge of duties and for adjudging heirs of Albert L Whitney deceased. May 27 1912 Belleville Kansas.
A Winfield subscriber proposes auctioning county offices to the lowest bidder with bonds and competence checks, arguing it would aid the poor. The editor warns bids could invite graft and notes offices cannot be governed by fixed plans as contracts for bridges are.
A reader argues that the government should issue currency and lend directly to citizens. Citing Grover Cleveland, the letter contends costs would be low and questions why the financial system rests on gold, asking what would happen to national banks if the national debt were paid off.
D A Bowen traveled to Nebraska to oversee seed corn. Mrs. May Larson visited Chas Larson on Monday. Al Meyers of Belleville stopped by Mr Stitchlen’s on Tuesday. Bee Green of Holdrege Neb visited Lem Land Newel Coop.
A flurry of visits fills Union and nearby towns with relatives from Republic City Belleville and Sherdahl. Townspeople share birthdays weddings and messages while farmers discuss elevator plans and seeds amid rains and civic notices.
Crowded out last week. Oscar Carlson was numbered among the sick the first of the week. Frank Hendrickson and family were guests for dinner at Fred Engwalls Sunday. John Olson and family spent Sunday afternoon at Albert Hanson. Quite a number from this vic…
Local residents attend social events and visits across Concordia Scandia and nearby towns. Families gather for meals church Sabbaths and weekends with multiple households listed among guests and visitors. New auto purchases and agricultural tasks appear alongside travel to Kansas City and Sweden school activities.
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