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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
7
Abstract of Personal Property Assessment of Republic County notes a total taxible property drop of 81,000 with 1,102 fewer horses and a 4,084 drop in cattle plus hogs down 16,02. Pianos rise by 36 while cash and merchant stocks grow. Money on notes and mortgages also increase.
A verse warns against constant talking and loud gab, urging temperate speech to avoid alienating friends. The poem cautions both men and women to speak wisely so companions remain loyal, with a closing attribution to James Barton Adams in Reaver Post Nuts and Candy at Seabolt's.
An article from Kansas Farmer argues that abundant sunshine harms paint but proper coats extend life of farm buildings and machinery. It stresses wealth preservation through smart spending, noting paint helps woodwork last and reduces need for new investments.
A Courtland Register quote notes that even a serene mind can erupt when a woman voices a sharp rebuke. The piece reads like a reflective, moral fable about domestic discord and restraint.
The Epworth Chautauqua designates July 16 1902 as Agricultural Day with Hon James M Wilson Secretary of Agriculture Washington DC to speak. Secretary F D Coburn State Board of Agriculture will preside. A Farmers Congress will follow for experience sharing and questions from farmers. Beloit Kansas area residents urged to attend with delegations.
Two young sisters aged two and four argued over who first had a mother and who came to live with her, comparing their births to stars and recalling a May arrival. The playful dispute intertwined with the collapsing block house and reminded their mother of a recent political convention she had attended.
Saturday morning brought record low temperatures with the government thermometer at Concordia registering 45 degrees. Light frosts also occurred in the western part of the state.
The piece contrasts Kelly and Tomlinson shortages, noting Kelly covered a 1300 debt and demanded an inquiry, while Tomlinson faced a 1200 shortage quietly settled. It alleges Governor Stanley protected Tomlinson and hints at editorial bias against Kelly, with blame shared by the State Journal and supporters of Tomlinson in a broader party clash.
The Minneapolis Messenger notes Congressman Reeder of the Sixth district has earned recognition from Congress as the irrigation bill passes both houses. It suggests the district should re elect Reeder, implying strong support and political momentum for his reelection.
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