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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1908
Page
9
A man named Kant runs for office in McPherson County amid March winds in Kansas. The remark suggests the surname could be a political handicap.
The Hutchinson News notes W. J. Bailey as a leading Republican figure in Kansas. It questions why he did not pursue the governorship and vindication through a popular vote, stating he knew he had little chance and would not submit his claim to a contest.
Miss Kimma Adamson, daughter of Narka, may run for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent. A longtime teacher, she would face incumbent rivals who are already in the race, and the field could become lively if she declares.
The Abilene convention failed to pass resolutions endorsing Calderhead despite efforts by his supporters. The text indicates Calderhead’s friends are in the minority in the Fifth district and that the opposition must unite behind a single candidate to nominate.
The Journal questions where Senator I Long, long in Congress and earning $5,000 a year, obtained the funds for a $60,000 Washington home after fourteen years in office. It notes he started as a poor man and asks how he could afford such assets.
In a scathing column White criticizes Cannon as vain and arrogant while praising Congressman Murdock as a true, honest representative. He argues Kansas voters should replace their lawmakers if Cannon’s view overshadows the people. White calls Murdock “a real man” and notes the honor he earns for Kansas.
The Marquette Tribune quotes leaders arguing that true Republicans now think for themselves and support candidates who serve the people. They denounce old ticket loyalty, saying delegates should nominate and platforms be formed, with voters employing officials rather than being commanded by them.
Harry Wilson of Wayne Indiana says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is excellent for colds and throat troubles and uniquely cures croup when given early. Widely used in thousands of homes and sold by D A Nywall.
Topeka readers weigh the gubernatorial contest as W R Stubbs and Cyrus Leland draw lines between machine and anti machine camps. The piece notes the first use of a state wide primary and cites J L Bristow and campaign pledges for reform and public duties by Roosevelt LaFollette figures.
The slate of Republican senatorial races promises significant attention this year with heightened activity not seen in recent quadrennials. Watch for districts home to the Senate Lodge where constituents weigh the vindication of those who opposed corporate influence and boss rule while balancing progressives challenging incumbents.
Nywall introduces Alabastine a sanitary wall coating with a new color card for available shades and finishes. The promotion highlights ease of use cleaning and durability for interior walls in homes and facilities.
An editorial critiques Kansas literacy, noting 20 percent illiterates in the state and 60 illiterates per 1000 in a sample. It compares Kansas unfavorably with Nebraska and Iowa and cites foreign-born and native-born deficits, urging stricter enforcement and greater diligence.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Liniment for lame shoulders caused by sprains or rheumatic pains. It claims vigorous rubbing with each use ensures a quick cure. Sold by A. Nywall.
Notice reports a divorce petition against Caroline Nobsiverd in Republic County Wisconsin. It requests the respondent answer by a stated day in May, or the petition will be taken as true and a divorce decree may be granted.
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