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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
2
An article discusses a proposed riverfront project tied to civic pride and a planned development along the river. The text questions whether the designer left gaps or if the community will welcome an arts space amid controversy.
The Kansas anti cigar measure is debated as a practical act by a cautious author rather than a fanatic. Economists note the new tariff reports in Congress will raise revenue on cigarettes and impact tax collections.
A fragment notes a coincidence in early week events where opposition members left their party and voted for Speaker Cannon. Later, each house received an unusual retiree appointment, though details are incomplete.
report from omdehome states a holiness preacher named ivery Tecate demanded payment from a decal concern that refused to pay. the dispute led to the accursed proclamation against the community and the poet was urged to withhold rain until further notice. unclear references to adam god jonesome in kans city society circles add confusion to the tale.
The Bryan mule promised to the county showing the largest Democratic gain will be sent to Msmeralds county Nevada. An exchange says the mule should feel at home there since the county work the prive g indicates the mule will have the opportunity to associate with large numbers of his kind.
President Taft names a white man to fill the Charleston customs post replacing the long serving black incumbent. The move is noted as evidence of Taft's supposed sound judgment and is linked to Booker T. Washington in commentary.
Edward Payson Weston begins a long trek of about 4300 miles amid doubts and fatigue. Supporters hail his purpose and urge perseverance as he starts the grueling journey toward a hoped for better world.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses an unnamed reward and a debated date. It mentions cities, trees, and a wartime context but lacks clear subjects or concrete facts to identify persons, places, or outcomes. The text remains indecipherable and cannot reconstruct a specific event.
The text recalls extensive tributes to Grover Cleveland, praising his mind and patriotism while noting that he faced harsh vilification in his era. It suggests such recognitions might have eased his burden and softened his later years.
The Tari bill introduced in Congress last week proposes lower duties on necessities and higher on luxuries. It raises duties on tea lemons cocoa substitutes for coffee coal tar dyes gloves and coated paper while cutting 50 percent on steel lumber iron ore wood pulp hides tallow and rich works of art over 20 years old enter the free list. Shoes feather manufacturies sugar starch pig iron see modest cuts and Panama bonds to reimburse Canak originst purchase, plus a progressive inheritance tax. Estimated revenue rise to about 40 million dollars annually.
Notice files in the Probate Court of the county announce the administratrix or administrator has been granted to manage the estate of Charles. Claims must be presented within the set period, otherwise they may be barred. The administrator is Savratlie Redsson.
Fragmentary note references Gen hie Negeeetead Lamp Coal and a need for supplies. The text is unclear but suggests a request or shortage of lamp coal and related goods. Further readable details are not present in the available fragment.
C QO Hugos a real estate dealer in Norway lists Norway Township tracts for sale at 10 dollars per acre for unimproved lands in eastern Oklahoma and 20 to 35 dollars per acre for improved farms. Call for particulars.
An old promotion offers a first class daily newspaper from Topeka for 100 days at $1.00 by mail. The text urges readers to subscribe to the Topeka State Journal and join a campaign and election coverage from the capital city.
Wanted for Success Magazine a man in Scandia to handle expiring subscriptions and secure new business by methods usually effective. Position permanent with salary of 1.50 dollars per day plus commission. experience preferred but any applicant with good natural qualifications considered. Address with references R. C. Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Blog New York.
Lost a black smooth longhaired dog with a white streak on the breast and a bob tail. Finder will receive a reward by returning the dog to Martin Anderson. Call K-2 Scandia at 1313. Also note: when eggs are high priced it pays to feed the chickens with Dr Hess and Clark's Poultry Panacea 23u and 608 packages at Nywall's.
The late Chinese emperor embodied Confucian, Taoist, Buddhist, and ancestral rites. He performed annual worship as Son of Heaven before Shang Ti, honored ancestors, and sacrifices to Taoist and Buddhist deities. Confucian reform linked to ancestral worship, while Taoism absorbed popular superstition. Buddhism arrived around 65 A.D. and received state support.
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