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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
2
In a lighthearted office note the writer marvels at blotter printed chr cuilars and admits a colleague once thought tight with money is not. A printer’s stiff thumb joints and gout fears are mentioned as a personal worry.
A reflection on aging questions whether reaching one hundred guarantees notable deeds. The speaker challenges the notion that longevity alone equates to accomplishment, asking if centenarians typically achieve significant goals beyond aging.
Kansas Republican leaders elect Bristow to fill the Senate vacancy, promising an end to appointments like Andy Richards and signaling a shift in patronage. Bristow’s selection aligns with party aims to replace controversial choices with conventional nominees.
Dispatches indicate calico will become much cheaper soon with room for further decreases before reaching its true value.
The reader asks if a reported eagle killing exists in records showing an eagle with a wingspan under seven feet. The inquiry seeks historic accounts and precise measurements from past reports.
Railroads had claimed a dull winter with no business but observers note trains continue running, nearly as late as in busier times, suggesting continued activity despite expected slowdown.
Minnesota Governor Johnson appears in a new photo wearing a tall silk hat fueling doubts about his viability as a Democratic presidential candidate this year.
The evangelist Frertch Oliver, known for converting Mankato, is announced to speak in Courtland this spring. The notice hints at tension with a forthcoming newspaper vendetta and a looming blond shed threshold.
The author laments a woman with stooped shoulders while contrasting a man’s work burden. It is framed as a tragedy for women, noting social expectations and gender roles in labor. The passage reflects on sorrow and moral judgment tied to gendered labor.
A harsh remark recalls Coffeyville women duped by a palm reader who swindled them out of four thousand dollars. The speaker asserts misfortune would have befallen someone else and condemns the victims for trusting the fortune teller.
The former Kentucky governor Bradley, once a fugitive from his state, defeats Governor Beckham, who had driven him out, in a race for the United States Senate via the Democratic legislature.
The Manhattan Republic suggests three or four machine politicians in the county resisted letting Republicans hold a convention. It argues their aim was to elect delegates to the National Convention so Calderhead can steer them in favor of his ally Joe Cannon.
Mirc H. Galloway signals candidacy for the legislature this year. He declares he will sail under no false colors and aligns with Stubbs supported elements of the Republican group.
An old notice urges use of Chamberlains Liniment for a lame shoulder describing it as effective for sprains or rheumatic pains. The text promotes liberal application and rubbing, and mentions sale by a local dealer.
The Belleville Democrat argues the current property assessment law, though imperfect, aims to tax only what property owner possesses. It urges citizens to cheerfully list property, accept initial results, and trust future legislatures to fix defects as needed, likening reform to improving farming machinery.
The Belleville Telescope comments on Mr. Stubbs accusing party leaders of not meeting standards while defending the overall integrity of the Kansas Republican Party. It notes Stubbs’ claims target specific men, not the party, and argues the party has acted to retire pre-counter politicians, challenging the Telescope’s defense and subscription decline.
The Appeal to Reason faces suppression over alleged treasonous content. The publication is accused of overthrowing the government and praising desertions, with calls to deport or hang its sponsors.
A bon mot notes ads grab the attention of buyers in need and readers become the customers. It contrasts readers with nonreaders who would not buy even if they saw ads.
An Indiana man named Harry Wilson of Wayne town endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy as unequaled for croup and effective against colds and throat troubles. He notes giving it at the first sign of a croupy cough can prevent an attack and cites its widespread use in thousands of homes.
A February 1908 subscription tally shows numerous payments from individuals including Walter Ward 100 Albert Goldstein 100 J N Bettis 100 J G Claflin 60 and others. Total reported payments amount to 3800 with many members listed by name and amount.
Mr and Mrs Ed Kallman and baby spent Sunday at J M Browns. Born on February 28 a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Holmstrom. Mr and Mrs LM Morris of Sabina spent Friday at M N Bettis. Mr and Mrs Walter Westin spent Sunday afternoon at Charles Holmstroms. George Meek moved this week to the Marion Jolson farm recently vacated by D M Squire.
The W. C. U. will meet with Mrs rank Hawkins next Friday March 6 at 3 o clock. A member who attended the District Institute in Congfordia last week will report. Please come promptly at the hour.
Monday February 26 marked the P6th anniversary of their marriage. About twenty five friends attended despite bad roads. The couple received silver dollars and other presents. A celebratory feast followed and some suggest repeating it so those absent may attend.
Weislogel buys out partner J. M. Weislogel will continue the meat market business. Goold has no definite plans but may stay or move within Scandia. The dissolution comes as business conditions render two partners unable to make a living.
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