Auctioneer J P P Porter Answers Calls for Business
The auctioneer J P P Porter stands ready to respond to inquiries about business matters and is prepared to handle incoming calls.
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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1900
Page
5
The auctioneer J P P Porter stands ready to respond to inquiries about business matters and is prepared to handle incoming calls.
Notice warns trespassers hunting on Erick Swenson Kilgren and G A Anderson farms in Town 3 South. Lang e 4 west cited. promises prosecution to the full extent of the law. Newspaper ad included for subscription offers to The Saturday Evening Post and Ladies' Home Journal.
A local newspaper touts Dr Caldwell’s Sysup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble. The ad notes availability at A J White’s and hints at growing popularity amid other items like a painting and a pumpkin prize.
March and April farrows yield good boars ready for service. Breeding rights available. Call with herd header needs. We offer quality stock at farm price for buyers seeking strong breeding quality.
The Riley Regent prints halftone portraits of principals in a recent wedding notice, noting evolving social details with a touch of local color and speculative commentary.
The note discusses the moral stance of Grace toward voting, asserting that lying about politics or business is wrong. It frames truthfulness as essential in civic and commercial life, urging integrity in public and private action.
A mob in Lincoln County Colorado threatens brutal violence against a Black resident, seeking to burn them at the stake amid rising tensions. Authorities react as community leaders call for calm and swift legal action.
As official returns come in, the candidate with what appears to be the largest majority across counties is identified as Mr Constitutional Amendment.
The remark compares Thomas Jefferson guiding the Republic into the Nineteenth Century with William McKinley steering it into the Twentieth. The offhand exchange highlights differing historical eras and presidents in a concise quip.
Colorado's population stands at 539 000, up by 127 502 people over ten years, a 30.9 percent increase. Denver and Noble each exceed 25 000 inhabitants, while rural areas lag.
McKinley secured 95,844 votes while Stanley had 17,469. Frank Nelson earned 22,812 and Congressman Calderhead polled 3,222 in the Fifth district. Reeder won in the Sixth as Scott and Dykes together surpassed him in total votes.
In Cloud and Washington counties the consensus is that Republicans will not field another judge candidate soon. The piece argues Republic county does not deserve another candidate for a generation.
A Kentucky bank cashier allegedly robbed the bank of 200000 dollars while the bank’s capital stood at 100000. The text implies possible wider dishonesty within the institution.
The article voices opposition to partisan gerrymandering in Kansas legislative redistricting. It argues redistricting should serve voters’ convenience, not political advantage, noting uncertainty over future voting patterns and criticizing "fisionists" for risking mischief.
The Lola Register remarks Pettigrew is expelled from influence as his defeat is celebrated. The piece condemns his record as a senator for slandering the country and its soldiers, insulting the president, and inciting class hatred with inflammatory appeals.
The late election will increase delegates in the county convention from 120 to 122 with one delegate for every 20 votes or major fraction. Albion Beaver Fairview Dillon White Rock lose one delegate Courtland gains two Liberty Norway and wards in Belleville gain one each. Belleville Republic and Scandia held smaller Republican majorities than four years ago.
Henry Williams of Hoonville Indiana says he suffered years of indigestion and dread of meals until starting Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He reports he can eat anything now and sleeps well each night. The ad touts Kodol as a digestive aid.
The Kansas City Star notes McKinley’s nationwide lead fell from 1896 but he gained in the Far West while Bryan lost ground in the South. It highlights large western gains for McKinley and argues voters preferred expansion over Bryan’s silver issue, with the West’s vote cited as decisive.
Courtland Register endorses J R Burton as United States Senate candidate amid persistent mudslinging over ten years. The piece praises Burton’s resilience, loyalty, and public service, arguing he would reflect well on Kansas and the nation if elected.
A short testimonial extols One Minute Cough Cure for children with croup or throat troubles. It claims rapid relief and quick curing of coughs and throat discomfort, emphasizing grateful mothers for its effectiveness.
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