Our Spring Dress Goops Prices Right On Them
A brief fashion note highlights spring dress options with sensible pricing and value emphasis. The column suggests shoppers will find favorable prices on new season styles and accessories.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1902
Page
1
A brief fashion note highlights spring dress options with sensible pricing and value emphasis. The column suggests shoppers will find favorable prices on new season styles and accessories.
The Laces offers embroideries and appliques with a fine line of ladies muslin underwear and shirt waists in latest styles. Men’s shirts and collars, hat shapes and colors, and the finest millinery line are promoted with prices from $1.25 to $3.50. Also lace curtains window shades and Paisly Madras fabrics for shirt waists and novelty tissue products.
A scanned price list shows assorted grocery bargains including sugar coffee lye vinegar beans prunes oats cereals crackers and dried fruit. Items include 20 lbs gran sugar Lion Coffee Arbuckles Coffee Navy Beans Grape Nuts oats and various canned goods with per unit or per pound prices.
A guide for farmers on dairy cattle care and breeding urges milking readiness and humane calf rearing. It argues dairy profits rely on bloodlines, body fat, and maternity, warning against harsh treatment and urging thoughtful investment as milk demand outpaces production. Only the dairy class sees lasting prosperity.
The record notes Basye was placed on the county central committee executive last year without a caucus or delegation nomination and while not a state citizen at the time of entering the convention to run. Critics label him a poor choice and question eligibility.
The passage notes dairy farmers opposing Briley over his stance in Congress. It also mentions the Courtland Register criticizing Senator Morrow’s bid for State Treasurer, viewing it as excessive. The piece references a political contest and public reaction amid a contentious campaign.
This week marks the passing of Admiral Sampson who stood as one of the war’s few quiet heroes, leaving the stage after a storied career and limited public talk.
As the state convention nears, Bailey fellows seem certain to win the result while Troutman’s stock climbs steadily.
The Telescopt criticizes a claim about Bayse as a nice man and his potential punishment. It notes the Telescope is weak as a political organ and not a strong authority.
Senator Burton entered the Senate floor for the first time since the running debate last Thursday and, as the exchange ended, the scalp of Carmack of Tennessee dangled at his belt. Burton claimed a hard won victory marking a sharp start to the session.
The principal owner of Topekai Capital pushes to gain the state printer job. He already prints for the state official, county, city, and pension office and is now a candidate for the state printer position.
The article reports that an accused editor arrived in Republic County promising to claim a top office and rule as a dictator. Residents opposed him by electing competent leaders, knocking him out early. Now, enraged, he vents weekly and threatens to ruin himself.
A delegate reports Basye praised Wilson before the convention and his candidacy, then switched to a harsh line after the convention. The observer says Basye sought control over Republican actions, accusing him of sour grapes and publishing a hostile sheet.
A fierce outburst targets a Telescopt editor as the Republic county community rejects his supposed political wisdom. The speaker labels him ignorant and vain, noting his hubris and inability to shape local affairs despite public attention.
The Belleville Telescope criticizes Dick Wilson for not being named a delegate to the state convention. The Kansan quotes that Wilson openly opposes the Telescope’s chosen delegation and urges readers to “throw a fit” at Bayse, noting the scene as a striking display.
A fragment reflects on trouble revealing true friends who stand by you. The line suggests that difficult times expose who remains loyal and who abandons you.
A concise reflection on fortune favoring industrious effort. It argues fortune aids the practical, likening success to winds guiding skilled navigators and to the outcomes of common sense and perseverance, citing Samuel Smiles on these ordinary yet essential qualities.
Dr Barton Pitts eye and ear specialist Francis and Frederick St Joseph Missouri correspondence solicited.
Advertises old papers for sale at the JoUUR NAL office offering a large bundle for purchase. No date or price provided.
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