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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
2
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A reflective note on Robt. Stone's incident suggests bragging cannot enhance achievement. The 500 club is described as Byron’s biggest local story, fueling ongoing news coverage by the Blade. The Western Advocate editor is praised for vast knowledge, including Uganda game laws.
A playful yet telling remark notes that after encouraging airship inventors with aid and funding, nations now search for means to destroy or disable airships, highlighting a shift from support to countermeasures.
The passage notes Illinois clings to a primary law while attempting to elect a U S senator, a situation contrasted with Kansas where Bristow has been the clear representative for over two months.
The Western Advocate complains that the Telescope omitted the robber’s name in coverage of the Cuba Bank conviction. It asks not for the name but for the suspect’s number or identifying code.
With alfalfa acreage rising it is only a short time before an alfalfa mill is needed in Caldwell. Many inquiries indicate strong profits for capital as interest grows in establishing a local facility.
Bristow, noted for his conviction, protested the amendment offered by his senior colleague and opposed Aldrich and others with the same resolve.
Fragmented OCR indicates debate over daily state costs set at 200 dollars per day and questions surrounding corporate expenses for public utilities talks and certain bills, including Soltna Pournad.
Fragmentary report describes Johnson and companions driving to Seandia and planning a return after a long absence. The piece hints at a wildness setting and a distant move by Johnson, with uncertain references to Comet Byen and Iren Conithind's SCTap PY WeWSpapers.
A fragmented health note links envy of attractive women to stress and kidney issues. It claims a tonic called Flectii dytters improves kidneys, nerves, and skin, promising bright eyes and smooth skin for youthful charm. The item reads like a beauty health claim from a prior era.
An old city pamphlet ad promotes the Topowa State Journal offering 100 days for a dollar and claims to provide daily desertion coverage and order forms for subscriptions. The text reads as a misprinted promotional piece from a local newspaper vendor.
The Courthind and Belleville papers mirror each other as editors attack rivals in defense of supposed innocent parties. Both cases show the supposed beneficiaries repudiating their champions, with Courtland tied to Whiskey Blow and Bootlegger and Belleville to Grater as the central narratives.
The eastern editor pushing a prohibition critique faced a snag with Coburn, a man whose salary was recently raised yet who remains substantially wealthier than his opposition expected.
Justice Doster argues the prohibitory law is unconstitutional since the state constitution allows liquor sales for medicinal mechanical and scientific purposes. Attorney General Jackson notes some druggists violate the law and see manage to sell alcohol under those exceptions.
Advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve outperforms all salves for cuts burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema sail rheum and sore eyes. It promises relief for chapped hands and cold sores and sells for 25 cents at all druggists.
Fragmentary text mentions a local item with unclear names and a civic context. Missing details prevent full reconstruction of event or parties involved.
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