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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1907
Page
2
The passage notes spring winds aid drying road surfaces and laments a restless climate. It quips about comet tails influencing Earth and urges quick handling of daily matters. It oddly comments that opium eaters are good natured and suggests some people might improve by adopting a habit.
It is evident the Jewell County Monitor has finally fallen into the hands of a professional newspaperman, signaling a shift toward sharper reporting and stronger editorial leadership.
A fiery critique argues that while divorce is blamed, far worse ills exist such as child labor in factories and sweatshops, highlighting broader social harms beyond marital breakups.
The Rock Island railroad contracts for advertising space through year end. Important railroad announcements will be published in our columns.
Reports say a week of market turmoil drained about five hundred million dollars from railway and industrial shares. The surge followed fears the president would seek to determine the true value of railroads, with further swings likely to drag stock prices toward the real value of the roads.
Fragmentary OCR style text references defending Kansas politics and a conservative stance. Mentions potential support for a candidate linked with Fairbanks Horaker and a general conservative alignment. Lacks clear entities or events. overall content is incoherent.
At Friday evening March 22nd the community is invited to a meeting at Central School House No 9. City Marshal R H Gile issues notice to keep chickens penned and not running at large under applicable ordinances.
Four strong work horses available at a farm two miles west of town. Auction notice dated March 22 and 23. Contact Oscar Anderson for details. Auctioneer note references Zora Lac.
Advertises used DeLavals restored at 40 to 65 dollars and new Daisy machines at 70 dollars. Mentions agent J Riley and old papers five cents each bundle in the Journal office.
Two year old Red Polled Bull offered for sale or trade by J. C. Glaflin. Interested buyers or traders may contact for options and arranging a deal.
Everett McClure of Republics Kansas advertises seed corn options both torn and pure bred. He invites readers to write or call for details and pricing.
For sale a seven room house with four lots and a good barn and fruit trees. Also a two room house with two lots, out buildings and fruit trees. Inquire J Hl Cunners. Prices subject to change without notice. A J Riley.
A Lindsborg Record excerpt debates using 2000 for an official bond from a state treasurer at a $2500 salary. It argues about fairness and principle in allocating funds to bond premium. In the exchange Louise is referenced in the context of who should bear the expense.
The Clay Center Republican notes a mailed card reading Look out for Friday the 13th by Thomas W. Lawson. It claims panic and misstates the date, while noting the author’s new novel titled Friday the 13th.
The Helleville Freeman quotes three county ex-changes saying the Lelleville Telescope is the only paper defending the State Senate and county commissioners in the county printing dispute. The item questions a newspaper knocking its best patrons.
The Manchest monitor notes it seems necessary for President Roosevelt to win a consecutive term to overcome the corporations and secure a full victory.
A single candidate qualified for the first district primary, making the election a tame affair. The office contested is Congress, with Jess seeking the position over the road overseer post.
A Lovissa Virginia editor reports Bucklen's Amiga Salve cured a nail wound in the foot with no inflammation. The ad touts the salve as a universal healer for sores burns and skin diseases and guarantees results at all druggists.
A historical note explains how scandal and slander evolved from Greek skandalon, via Norman French gselandre, with examples of other word pairs such as palsy paraly sis and priest presbyter derived through similar routes. It highlights how new learning carried direct Greek influences into English.
The government crop report states not anarchy chance or higher prices for grain. Wheat in farmers hands rises to 28.1 percent from 22.9 last year while corn holds 44.3 percent compared with 40.9 last year. About 190 million bushels more remain with farmers than a year ago.
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