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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1912
Page
2
Ww H Hitt PussisHer Sub offers annual subscriptions at $1 in advance. Display ads cost 10c per column inch and 5c per first insertion, six words to a line for locals. Special contract rates apply. Mail order ads cash with copy postage money orders or drafts. personal checks not accepted. Card of thanks charged 25c. fundraising announcements charged at standard rates.
Announcements list candidates for County Attorney and County Superintendent in Republic County Kansas. Henry Van Natta Nelson Ward Emma Adamson Euna Arrasmith C M Leggitt and C C Sterba seek Republican nomination in August primaries.
Acy announces candidacy for the office of sheriff in G. BR. Bundy, outlining priorities for law enforcement, public safety, and community services in the coming term.
A brief note references a treasurer role contingent on outcomes of upcoming Republican primaries. No additional names or dates are provided, leaving the specific candidate list and deadlines unclear.
County Clerk R. M. Glenn declares candidacy for County Clerk, subject to Republican primaries in a formal notice.
C B Bickel announces candidacy for County Commissioner from the Second District subject to Republican voters at the August primaries.
A statement announces the bid for a second term as County Commissioner of the Second District, naming E D Haney as party or associate in the campaign. The notice frames the political bid as a continuation of current officeholder policies.
A statement declares intent to run for Representative from the 65th District subject to Republican primary rules. The notice emphasizes party affiliation and forthcoming election process.
In Republic county Kansas the probate court will hear final settlement for the estate of Albert L Whitney deceased at Belleville on July 6 1912 at 10 oclock A M for fee allowances discharge of duties and adjudication of heirs Adminstratrix Alice Whitney requests such order and discharge Belleville Kansas May 27 1912
A harsh narrator proclaims Move On Now to a street crowd and threatens action. Dr King’s New Life Pills are marketed as gentle bowel aids that persuade proper action and health, advertised as available at all druggists for 2 cents.
District 48 residents and families report Sunday visits to parents and farms in Concordia Belleville and Highland. Miss Anna Brewer Sick With Improvement, multiple neighbors attend Chapel events and Children’s Day exercises. several shop, visit, and dine with relatives including the Loofborrows, Gile, Kelly, and Bartlett households.
Mr and Mrs Robt Hyder visited Mr Hyder's parents last Thursday and Friday, sharing time with the family during the long weekend.
Irene left for Missouri to visit friends and relatives. Numerous locals visited Concordia events, with families and friends traveling to nearby towns for dinners, picnics, and church activities.{}
A passage from the Railway and Engineering Review notes how travelers face constant charges and mandatory tips for services from brushing to toilet use. It laments that extra services prevent eating sleeping or using facilities without added costs or unwelcome service refusals.
If you need job printing the Journal office can turn out the work to your satisfaction or you should not take the goods. We guarantee our work.
A July fourth injury list alarms readers, while Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised for healing burns cuts bruises boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles. Available at all druggists for 25 cents.
A fragment shows two speakers De Mourn and De Flatt lamenting daily life filled with strife deception and tedious social coercion contrasted with managing staff like cooks and janitors in a urban setting.
A description of uniformed porters rushing to grab bags at train doors and demand tips, followed by a shout from another raillinked service team. The piece notes extra charges for washroom use and other conveniences, highlighting traveler exploitation.
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