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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
5
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The Journal authorized to announce NSM Nelson of Norway Township as a candidate for Superintendent of schools, subject to Republican county convention. Also Miss Lacey Howard and Mr Howard H Moore of Albion Township named for Superintendent of Schools and Superintendent of Public Instruction respectively, pending convention decisions. Edgar E B Earth of Richlawn Town is also listed.
The article notes that Mr. Charlies A Kimball of Courthind township is not a candidate for County Attorney, pending Republican county convention decision, while Mr. John C Hogin of Belleville is a candidate for County Attorney, subject to convention decision.
A reader letter questions public support for halving the dollar value and asserts the writer believes a majority in Kansas does not want this change. The message expresses skepticism about such a monetary cut and invites other opinions.
Statement urges Nebraskan voters to keep Mr. Bryan at home this year, arguing livestock values have more than doubled in four years and free silver has little impact. The plea underscores farmers backing Bryan’s absence from the ballot to support agricultural interests.
A fragment indicates a comparison of teacher wages across Kansas counties. It notes that 31 counties pay male teachers less on average than a referenced benchmark while 55 pay female teachers less. It claims Republic county girls are above average, suggesting a statewide context on wage and merit.
In a ruling by a Populist-majority appellate court the defendant Pool Irinstead must stay in jail. The piece mocks Grinstead as an ordinary plag and questions Republican persecution, arguing jail is fitting for him.
An Omaha notice lists Whitney's offering 3 gallons of gasoline for 1.00 on May 4. The second part contains a personal testimonial about Krause's Headache Capsules from Albert Heller of 1114 Farnham Street, noting relief after trying many remedies. sold by A. J. White.
J P Porter, the local auctioneer, announces readiness to handle all inquiries and to conduct forthcoming sales. His office remains open for business and consultations with prospective bidders.
A reprint from Self Culture Magazine argues against simplistic views of the Boer War and contrasts British and Boer liberty. It suggests Britain upholds rights of natives, condemns Boer oppression, and frames the South Africa conflict as part of a broader Anglo-Saxon versus Slav power struggle affecting Asia and global civilization, urging US awareness.
Four years ago the per capita et vert lation stood at $21.10 and now reaches $26.71. The remark questions the Democratic claim that Republican policy contracts the currency, challenging the administration’s spending and inflation narrative.
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