Newspapers Criticize Legislature for Omissions
Severe editorials last week condemn the legislature for omissions in its actions. They argue critics should have waited until adjournment to judge merit.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
2
Severe editorials last week condemn the legislature for omissions in its actions. They argue critics should have waited until adjournment to judge merit.
The Getty bill becomes law after passing the Kansas House 91 to 24 on a Tuesday. Representative Polley opposed the bill, sticking to his prior stance as politicians and editors align on the change.
Rumor places Beloit Young and Smith Center Joe Burrow as likely Republican candidates for governor with Belleville Freeman noting the talk. The piece suggests a contest between two, with Fort Scott’s Grant Hornaday favored by the machine, based on remarks at a Stubbs meeting during the last state convention.
A new statute aims to hasten stock delivery by requiring stock trains to run at least 14 miles per hour. Railroads failing to meet this minimum could be liable for damages including depreciation, shrinkage, loss of time, extra expenses, and attorney fees as fixed by the court.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Harmon and Lizemore in West Virginia. It references a claim about a pill and benefits to others, then cites Dr King and a claim of guaranteed satisfactory results. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear event or outcome.
Poultry prices and cash purchase offer listed with Ducks young turkeys and roosters to hens. Prices subject to change without notice. A. Rigey advertises cash payments for poultry year round.
A call to action against poverty corruption and child labor endorsing new laws to curb exploitation. It blasts employers who treat workers as tools and criticizes fraud and vice in government and religious institutions. It urges activists to secure protective laws in the new year.
Mr D N Walker of the Enterprise in Louisa Virginia reports LT ran a nail in my foot last week and Bucklen's Arnica Salve applied at once stopped inflammation and healed the wound The salve heals every sore burn and skin disease and is guaranteed at all druggists for 26 cents
Daisy Smock Kennard reports a five week revival at the Free Bible church led by H H Williams of Scandia Kansas with evangelist singers. Many attendees found Christ, including a hardened drinker and a resistant neighbor, as witness accounts describe deep Holy Ghost conviction and altar conversions. The event closed with heartfelt goodbyes and plans to continue revival fervor.
The proposition is advanced to secure unanimous backing and election of Mayor A Vandeveer this spring in recognition of his efforts to improve the city.
The Topeka Herald and the Belleville Telescope praise Senator Caldwell for voting for the people and urge support. The Kansas Senate faces fresh debate as lawmakers consider reforms including the Pure Food law and tax measures.
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