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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
2
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Announcement lists William C. Rickel of Big Bend township and M Slopansky of Richland township as candidates for County Superintendent, both subject to the Republican primary on August 4 1908. William R Wells of Belleville township is named for County Treasurer. John C Hogin seeks Republican nomination for County Attorney in the August 4 1908 primary.
The letter mentions catalogs from type founders and urges debtors to pay while creditors defer until departure. It notes chatter about supporters signing petitions for R. R. Rees's Congressional nomination.
Western Advocate quotes tariff advocates arguing that lowering tariffs will disrupt business but contends the real disruption affects those who have enjoyed special privileges at the expense of the public.
Only Campbell Anthony and Murdock vote for prompt forest conservation bills. The remaining representatives are labeled puppets of Cannon and urged by their outraged constituents to retire to private life.
Senator Fulton of Oregon, a member of the Senate Oligarchy allied with Aldrich and Long against the LaFollette Amendments to the rate bill, faced a severe beating at last week’s Oregon state primaries. LaFollette campaigned in Oregon, reading the roll call as residents responded. The message urged Kansas voters to follow suit at the August primaries.
In Belleville discussions the Progressive Republicans drift toward R Rees of Ottawa County for Congress. Bullen’s home ward backs Long, prompting doubts about his sincerity and influence. Voters see Rees as honest and focused on public good, expecting a strong vote in Republic County.
In February our daughter suffered whooping cough and Mr Lane of Hartland endorsed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy calling it the best for customers troubled with coughs. He strongly recommended it as a reliable cure. Durand.
John C. Hogin of Belleville announced as a candidate for County Attorney. He has lived in Republic County since 1879, practiced law fourteen years including four years as County Attorney, and is described as honest, impartial, and well known to voters.
A Republican letter to the Capital criticizes A Q Miller’s interview and its predictions for Republic county and district races. It disputes Long Bristow Leland Stults and Bullen outcomes, argues Miller misreads local sentiment, and notes county conventions and shifts toward Oklahoma.
Will Nye changes his journal to Long Beach California while Ralph Loofbouroon acquires a new motor cycle. Mrs M A Preble returns from Makato as the week closes on Sunday.
Concordia Kansan notes Joe Bristow lacks money or machine behind his bid for U S Senate. Support hinges on Kansas voters who want a friend in court and representatives of farmers workers and business people. Bristow faces opposition from career politicians and those who fear losing jobs.
The Jewell Republican argues taxes on farmers may rise while railroads pay less, noting last year three county railroads covered eleven percent of taxes. County Assessor Young predicts land tax may stay steady or fall, while mortgage and concealed property face higher assessments as the fair share principle aims to balance burden.
The message praises Bristow for flawless duty across roles and declares he upholds law administration for all social strata. It asserts Joe Aep would align with the people if elected to the U S senate, urging judging future by past performance and noting Bristow’s record in important posts.
The brief directs readers to D. A. Nywall for drugs medicines and fancy toilet articles. It emphasizes where to shop for these items in a local notice style.
Rheumatism causes more pain and suffering than any other disease and Chamberlains Liniment provides relief allowing rest and sleep. Relief may be temporary at first but can become permanent. in chronic cases a permanent cure is unlikely yet the pain relief is valuable. 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by D A Nywall.
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