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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
9
Advertising terms listed include annual advance rates of $1, ten cents per column inch display, six words per line for first insertion, mail order cash with copy not accepted, and a 25 cent charge for "card of thanks" with regular rates applying to announcements and socials when for fundraising purposes.
J M Livingood announces candidacy for the Probate Judge of Republic county subject to Republican primary selection. He specifies attorney general representation by Att V.
A candidate announces run for county clerk of Republic County subject to Republican voters in the August 4 1914 primaries. The statement is filed as a formal declaration of candidacy within the party process.
Anna Carlson of the Lindsborg News argues that women gain independence and security from skilled work. She contends marriage is not a guaranteed path and a proven trade equips a woman to support herself and future family, with financial and personal resilience.
A spring hill sermonette compares practicing scales to growth in art and character. It asserts that true progress requires self sacrifice, endurance, and faithfulness despite pain, citing training, academics, and the cost of military power in broad implications for building a better society.
A fragmented report notes a buyer of reclaimed land must pay the government within ten years, with no poverty relief in sight. Also mentioned is a weekly X Ray feature showing Pastor Ruarsei in a political gallery and a Canadian notice about a 99 year old starting music study and preparing for a celestial chorus.
Dene Springer spent Sunday with his parents at Geff Kaus. The Sunflower Club met with Zot mit Lehen Friday. Ainswern and G. W. Wicht live each bought Ford cars. Dunlap and son Braan of Clay Center arrived in Norway Monday. Mrs U G Cooper entertained children for Veona’s fourth birthday. Quill Long of Kansas City visits friends in Norway. Anton and Ellen Larsen and Clide Long return from Manhattan. Charles Walter and family attended church. The orchestra practiced at Tall Monday. Mrs Ed Jones and daughters visiting in Concordia. J W Conley left for Stockton Kans. The Golden Rule social was well attended. Fred Kass and family drove to Wa con da Springs. Miss Clara Moe of Jamestown visits Sadie Decker. The Golden Rule society met with Ella Buer. Miss Jeanette Young of Topeka visits Maite Kilgline. Mr Proctor Foucht Topeka traveling salesman visited relatives.
Miss Florence Cooper returned home Monday evening from Republic for a short visit with her parents. Orval Fulmer and family of Concordia, who had been visiting atbury Ringers, returned home Monday evening.
Mrs. Amandus Kitz of Manuel Pennsylvania admitted stealing a ham and flour from a Summit liquor seller and blamed her husband’s wages for family hardship. She has been in jail since April 27 awaiting trial. In California, a forthcoming prohibition vote will include a red light abatement and injunction issue.
Fragments show scattered monetary figures and category labels like intoxicating liquors tobacco jewelry automobiles and medicines. The text appears as garbled OCR with inconsistent punctuation and spacing, lacking a coherent report or narrative.
John Carpenter and Edw Meyerg were fined 10 each for liquor advertisements in Kansas City Kansas. The ad, for a Missouri brewery, was posted in a street car that crossed the line by mistake, leading to the remittance of the fine.
Dr John Clifford declares alcohol a racial poison that cripples citizens from youth, burdens families, and turns potential defenders into dangers, urging societal action to curb its harms.
Probate Court of Republic County Kansas to creditors and interested parties. Anna Tisleguen administratrix will apply for final settlement and discharge of sureties on Monday June 1. The hearing to approve fees and determine heirs will take place at the Republic County Courthouse in Belleville. First published in the Scandia Journal June 6.
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