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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
9
In the Dress Goods department styles and trimmings are showcased with special prices. The Meat Market offers fresh meats and high market pays for cattle. Sundays hours 8 to 9:30 am and 5 to 6 pm. Headquarters for groceries with items like sugar, bran, shorts, sorghum, coffee, lye, vinegar, rice, beans, grape nuts, oats, crackers, and varied canned goods listed with prices.
Official statement of the Bank of Scandia Kansas showing its financial condition as of June 15 1902 with resources including loans and discounts real estate loans bank building cash and other resources totaling 757304 28 and liabilities of capital surplus profits and deposits verified by President C G Bulkley and sworn before Chas Wilson on June 20 1902.
Public sale listing shows a parlor suite and a bedroom suite for sale along with a sideboard a center table and a dining room carpet. The seller identifies Bert Curren of Scandia Kansas.
In a sharp critique, Kansas Republicans demand Senator Burton bow out and bow down, arguing he has split from state and national party lines. They cite his past stance on free silver and warn the Cuban issue tests majority sentiment, urging the Senate leader to reflect crystallized party will despite political costs.
The record shows 1,132,850 bicycles manufactured in the United States during 1900 with an average value of 20 dollars and three cents. This reflects a booming industry and rising consumer demand in the era.
A clipped fragment mocks persistence and consistency while referencing anti Republican cohorts. The message alludes to last week’s Lindsboro news, a daisy of notes about Misa Carlson and success at Lit paper.
Populist papers boast that Kansas has not suffered a bank failure in more than a year, highlighting regional financial resilience and widespread assurances from lenders.
A distorted OCR note from Victor, Colorado mentions Miller preparing a hot sort of a newspaper and hopes he changes the header letters before printing. The fragment suggests a printing error or typographic issue in a local paper item.
Anarchists reappear at Paterson Nevada as authorities face calls for strong action to purge unrest. public concern rises amid protests and alleged plots threatening local order.
Colorado farms yielded 16.7 percent profit in 1900. The shift signals drift away from free silver and toward the Republican fold.
J. E. Novale has bought TL. W. Nut ter's interest in the Cuba Daylight and will run it alone. He has changed the paper to a five column quarto, a significant improvement. May he prosper and grow fat.
The report notes former Bailey election opponents now plotting to block Charley Curtis from the United States Senatorship, shifting their anti syndicate stance toward a new Power battle and signaling continued political maneuvering.
Three opposing senators Burton Kansas Millard and Dietrich Nebraska oppose the Presidents Cuba reciprocity matter citing their estates wishes. They risk being sidelined if they fail to align with the party at home. Wellington is mentioned as a fate for nonconformists.
In a hearing a Democrat stated he had never voted Republican but would support Roosevelt in 1904 due to admiration of his manhood. The comment hints at the robust opposition Republicans face when they return home.
Curtis announces his candidacy for United States Senator from Kansas challenging the current holder. The letter extols his ten years in Congress praising his work for constituents, accessibility, and broad state representation while urging an inquiry before election. Vanity and societal critique conclude the piece.
A Kansan note recalls a Christmas edition last week by Gomer Davies. The piece suggests nostalgia and mentions a lack of Santa Claus presence, with a side remark about unusually cold temperatures affecting the mood.
The article notes a planned picnic campaign by the Populists this year and predicts an equally informal picnic campaign by the Republicans.
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