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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
5
EH REEBURG offers Preble's coals in Wyoming and Colorado described as better and cheaper than elsewhere. The note mentions stove bugs in relation to coal products and implies pricing advantages.
Notice warns that any person caught hunting on the farm in section 44 township 3 range 4 west will be prosecuted. Signed Erick Swenson Kilgren and A. Anderson. Also invites subscriptions to The Saturday Evening Post at Journal office for $1.00 per year and Ladies’ Home Journal.
A dated ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. It promotes availability at A. J. White's and mentions a painting or pump kin as distractions before the product gains prominence.
March and April stock offer highlights with breeding rights and ready pigs. The advert promotes top-quality boars for sale and invites buyers to visit the farm five miles east and one mile south of Kackley for herd replacements.
The Cuba Advocate critiques pre election press rhetoric and Republican unity in Scandia township. It notes 1440 stalwart Republicans and 87 Democrats with four indeterminate, and questions plans for a new Congressman at large and UC direction after Ward.
In the district Gomer Davies notes another man cannot run faster for office. The piece asks what fusionists think of Delaware county and Kansas. It records that Delaware township in Jefferson County achieved a Republican gain of 133.
The returns show that the anti Barton Republicans voted against Dick Ward. Diek should show his appreciation of their support by declaring that he will vote for Barton.
Cloud county overwhelmingly backs J. R. Burton for U S Senator, tying into RB Ward’s election success. The Journal emphasizes Ward’s pledge to Burton’s stance, urging timely support and alignment with Burton’s view that action is proper and beneficial.
Fragmentary report notes the Republican belt in this county cost the party votes for Mg Kinley and Close. It mentions stalwarts praying for those responsible and suggests a close race could have affected the state ticket and a United States Senator. The text references a judge and election stakes.
In a speech honoring Kansas history and the upcoming semi centennial exposition of 1904, Governor John A. Martin extols Kansas as a transitioning land from wild plains to a prosperous, industrious state. He praises progress, industry, and the confident future, urging right effort to astonish visitors.
A Topeka Capital editorial urges modernizing election procedures nationwide after recount delays. It highlights Topeka precinct failures and criticizes the Kansas counting system. The piece calls for earlier polls, more counting precincts, and hourly city and county tallies to deliver Election Night results.
The Democratic central committee boasted close voter touch yet misguessed several counties. They claimed Jewell county and others with inflated margins while the Republican slate presented smaller, conservative tallies. The mismatch highlights unreliable early forecasts across the state.
In a pointed critique the Freeman and supporters urge an apology to Republic county residents for what they call imperialistic lies about the Republican administration. The statement accuses a faction of spreading deceptive narratives to influence public opinion.
A fragment speaks of a man with one eye cocked back over his shoulder and labels Democrats as watching for the empire to trap and enslave him. The tone hints at political threat and social control themes in a period voice.
Fragmentary notes indicate debate over early vote counting and party influence. References to Croker and a trust suggest accusations of manipulated results. No clear names or dates are discernible in the unreadable text.
Henry Williams of Boonville Indiana reports years of indigestion and restlessness until trying Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He now says he can eat anything and sleeps soundly. Kadol advertisement copy features A P Happer endorsing the product.
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