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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1906
Page
10
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Jopman explains there is no fixed deadline for puri copy notes and Wednesday pie submissions to secure admission to the current week’s paper. The note cites a libel suit in Topeka where the jury ruled for the newspaper and against the Attorney General, reflecting a shared view of Coleman.
A Belleville night clerk at the Hotel Republic absconded with the cash drawer contents on the eve of the Republican convention. Police investigate motives and whether political tension influenced the theft.
The piece argues packing houses are not as dirty as alleged while noting many will stop using their products until disclosures fade. It asserts the smell and dirt imply rotten conditions beyond belief.
J R Burton resigned as United States Senator from Kansas on Monday and the Governor assigned the position to the Secretary. Analysts say Coburn could bolster the state but may not fortify the Governor with his party.
Local editor urges formation of a commercial club to unite Scandia and surrounding areas. Promotes a broader membership panel of businessmen to energize the town and drive community progress.
A national protest by livestock associations questions stricter packinghouse inspections and implies traders may flood markets with diseased cattle and hogs. The argument contrasts consumer health with farm profit and supports requiring merchants to vandle unauthentic eggs, aiming to curb rotten produce and protect buyers.
In the 1905 navigation season the three locks at Saint Ste. Marie Canal passed an average of 87 vessels per day. This record has never been approached by any other ship canal in the world.
A Kansan reflection contrasts the joy of striving with the misery of possession as Burton reaches the Senate seat but longs for his earlier Abilene days. The piece emphasizes forward motion, honest effort, community trust, and fear of public ire as keys to lasting happiness beyond wealth or power.
The Belleville Freeman argues Republic County would back Judge Hugh Alexander for Congress, citing his anti‑corporation stance and integrity. It notes Calderhead’s unpopularity in the district and suggests Alexander could unite Republic, Cloud and Washington counties if offered the nomination.
The text compares swimming capacities of animals from rabbits and hares to horses and bears, noting dogs and moles swim well while bats and monkeys are landbound. It highlights humans can swim far, with a record of about 30 miles, and mentions the American black bear and deer as notable long-distance swimmers.
Dr J M Rockhold an early settler of Republic County died at 6 30 a m aged 80 years 10 months and 7 days Born in Avon Illinois he came to Union Township in 1871 Practiced medicine for 25 years retired ten years ago He leaves a wife and eight children one son Fred Rockhold and two others preceded him to the tomb His remains rest in Union Valley Cemetery near his old homestead Sympathy is extended by The News to the sorrowing family and friends in Republic City News.
M. Tecla, a French chemist, says after 11 years of work he can produce a pearl rivaling nature's gem. He asserts a secret method yields a calcareous concretion one sixth the cost of an Orient pearl, with true weight and translucent hue. Results not yet public as the experimental stage concludes.
Cattle raising is carried on in Morocco on a large scale but only by the natives. Moroccan horses are the finest in the world. Camels, mules, and donkeys exist in large numbers and are the only means of transportation throughout the country.
Miss Clara Anderson visits at home this week. Victor Erickson and Millie Othberg wed at the bride’s White Rock township home on June 6 in the presence of many friends. Other notes mention a lost horse, visits, and local farm chores.
In Concordia and nearby, Mrs Jacobson and Mrs Tena Pehrson shopped Saturday. Will Craig sold his driving horse to Dr Sherrard and bought another. Miss Amy Thompson went to Belleville Monday for Wort trial. Inga Hugos aided Mrs Tena Eastvedt with sewing. Wright family visited north of 48 Sunday. Mrs Bakke's parochial school closed Friday with parents dining at the church.
Miss Rimél visits Belleville Monday while Mikkel Stensaas travels to Ness. Mr. Jacobson paints their house and Rev Bakke with wife plans a Dakota trip. Carrie N cote attends Thursday. Church services and children's exercises held Sunday afternoon at the new church. Frank McVey to entertain at Brewer schoolhouse June 8 with solos and quartets. Odd Fellows elect new officers Wednesday.
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