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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
5
A mangled report notes a Republican convention in Bellecity with May 12 date and caucus aims. It mentions seating votes for George Atlark, and urges township primaries on May 8 as prep, with unclear names and places amidst garbled OCR. It also includes stray lines about a cold remedy ad and two mares for sale, unrelated to the political item.
Plymouth breeders report promising progress as Kees from thoroughbred Barred Plymouth Rock stock set a notable setting for future breeding. Mrs J N Berris sent word of the advance and plans for further selection.
For sale. Early Ohio potatoes priced to move. Located at 2508 Huish El, house north of Scandia school house. Listing by LL Br Wsson.
A brief probate era notice records Charles Posras announcing ownership of Walking Sister a fiarness and a one year old colt by Gyrs old in a farmstead listing.
Auctioneer J P Porter signals openness to details and inquiries about business matters. He invites callers to discuss opportunities, timelines, and terms as part of ongoing project negotiations.
Advertised letters list includes Arthur Brice Mrs KK L Kelly Andrew May H Mortland Isaac Middleton Tracy A B Rawmaun and P M. The notice appears in a printer’s heading style.
The Advocate notes a creditable illustrated edition and comments on county sentiment toward conventions and elections. It observes factions within parties, hints at Republican prospects, and mentions Democratic alignment with binding ideals, all in a dated political commentary.
An effort is underway to travel and portend a presidential campaign speech in Philadelphia. organizers aim to muster support, secure venues, and mobilize delegates for a broader political push amid mounting anticipation.
Fragmentary OCR notes confuse references to Briedy or Briedey and a observed poll misgiving about Republican vote totals for November. Mentions Kansas and Silver variety but specifics are unreadable. no clear event, date, or sourceable fact emerges for a concise card.
A cryptic fragment suggests unnamed democracy leaders connected with a tetist abort. The excerpt hints at self-critique and a call to examine one’s own flaws before judging others. No clear individuals or events are identifiable in the text.
A fragment reflects wartime rhetoric claiming a prompt end to fighting once one man yells enough. It mentions Britain and Boers and suggests a belief that battles should stop after such a signal.
A Democratic paper reports confusion after a recent district convention with Republican tones, noting sharp party contrasts and social agitation. The piece mentions a group from a town avenging behavior, with locals reacting to a provocative scene and cigarette smoking among a crowd.
The text notes declines in U S horse numbers over the past two years and drops in cattle and sheep figures, alongside rising prices for horses and cattle. It questions the impact on farmers given shifting livestock totals and the unclear figures for several categories.
W. T. Dillon of Helleville visits city as a Republican candidate for judge of the 9th district. The district includes Washington, Republic and Cloud counties. Cloud county backs I. W. Sturges for the office after years in the role. Washington delegates likely favor a Republic County choice if the right man is chosen. Republic County will name its convention delegate.
A dated plea urges readers in Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, and New York to raise funds for corn shipments to India. It promotes quick contributions, promises government reimbursement, and appeals to church workers and neighbors to mobilize donations to seed a shipload of corn for famine relief.
A major campaign victory for the temperance movement in McPherson is celebrated after six arrests and five convictions with one case pending. The effort, praised for careful planning and quiet execution, contrasts with law and order critics and urges continued civic vigilance and strict law enforcement.
Cut prices on 26 inch barbed hog wire now 50 cents per rod. Harnesses reduced from 30 dollars. Steel range with reserved and warming chest feature. Additional cook stoves offered at proportionate lower prices.
A fragmented political note urges voters to cast ballots in favor of the best man, emphasizing cautious participation amid unclear guidance. The text references Pat and McPherson Republicans, warning of trouble unless the right choice is made.
The Census Office aims to build an efficient unit in fifteen months, with about three thousand Washington staff and fifty thousand nationwide. In the Agricultural Division, farmers’ poor record keeping risks errors that only trained inspectors can correct, requiring extensive schedule verification and expert review to produce trustworthy farm statistics.
Fuller argues the real distinction lies in energy, a settled purpose, and invincible determination. This combination enables bold achievement and explains why some men realize grand aims while others do not.
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