Scandia Journal Brief Notice
Scandia Kansas postal entry notes the publication is entered at the Scan dia post office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1913
Page
2
Scandia Kansas postal entry notes the publication is entered at the Scan dia post office as second class matter.
The notice details yearly subscription pricing at 1.00 and advance payment terms. Display ads cost 10c per column inch, local ads 5c per line with six words per line. Special contract rates offered. Mail order ads require cash with copy and prepay options. 25c for a card of thanks. public announcements and fundraising notices follow regular rates.
Frank ie A. Cullers executrix of the estate asks the Republic County Probate Court at Belleville Kansas to grant full and final settlement on April 7 1918 at 10 am for allowance of fees discharge of duties release of sureties and to adjudge the heirs of John H. Cullers Deceased First published in the Scandia Journal February 14 1913
In Republic County Kansas the Probate Court issued letters of administration with the will annexed to Jay H Norris for Theodore W Norris deceased on February 10 1918. He has qualified as administrator. Journal February 14 1918.
A North Carolina family credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with saving a 14-year-old boy’s leg after an ugly bruise led to a severe ulcer. The letter says all remedies failed until one box cured him. Ad notes it treats burns boils skin eruptions piles and costs 25 cents per box.
The piece notes reduced esteem for ex President Taft after his veto of the Webb Bill. It suggests there was little appeal of states rights to him and Attorney General Whiskersham, compared with other interests, though the statement lacks positive authority.
As the legislature closes, results appear satisfactory with Republic County's representative delivering a standout performance. The "straphanger" rose to prominence, revealing his true colors and earning public attention.
The Kansas delegation in Topeka urges passage of the measure. Details are sparse in the fragment but emphasize a unified push from state lawmakers toward approval and action on the issue.
Governor Hodges sends telegram to Kansas delegation urging passage of the Webb bill over President Taft's veto. He cites a concurrent resolution from the Kansas legislature claiming the bill meets state demands and asks representatives to respond to Kansas sentiment.
A visitor offers blunt critique of the Journal's approach and notes the line he profits from. The author reflects on how viewpoints depend on the observer and stakeholders involved.
A local writer recalls inquiries about a Scandia firm for sale and argues that personal liberties clash with others' rights. He criticizes smokers and drinkers for ignoring public decorum, urging consideration of others over self.
Lige Perkins notes a theory that individuals resemble animals, citing Jud Timbkins who acts like a fire dog in quarrels and stirs trouble, while Bill Lumbkins is likened to a billie-goat. The passage frames humorous social observations among Scandia residents.
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What we Never Forget according to science are the things of our early home life such as Bucklen's Arnica salve that mother or grandmother used to cure our burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts and sprains Forty years of cures proves its merits Unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores Sold at all druggists at 25c.
A terse remark recalls opposition to an eight hour workday for women and mentions envisioning inclusions for wives, with Anna Carlson cited among the agitators.
An order signed by Postmaster General dlitelbock implements a new feature for parcel post, allowing parcels up to 50 dollars with parcel post stamps, and processing payments of amounts up to 100 dollars through the post office. The sender affixes a ten cent fee and collections occur nationwide under approved regulations.
In a dated humorous tale a Semitor named Wise Charlie asks permission for a funeral visit. A dialogue follows with a Senator-like figure and a Chinese servant named Charlie discussing burial, flowers, and anticipated scents at the graveside.
A traveling man in a Buffalo hotel dangles a two-dollar bill as a promise to a waiter to leave it for a future payment. The tale unfolds with the waiter’s careful service and a later encounter where a former waiter hints at repeating the trick to stir trouble. The piece contrasts this anecdote with a broader remark on constitutional defenders in the Senate who opposed a presidential veto.
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