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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1901
Page
5
The Missouri anti department store law imposes annual license fees from 300 to 500 dollars on stores with 15 or more employees. The license commissioner sets fees within the range, and there are department stores in Missouri dealing in multiple goods. Small single line dealers fear taxation while department stores challenge the law as unconstitutional.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay for 25 cents. Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment is claimed to cure piles with lasting results, priced 50 cents per bottle and 75 cents per tube, as advertised by a white druggist.
A Natural History Museum officer reported an unusual stone found in a village in British Central Africa. Locals called it enchantment and kept distance as investigators gathered varying theories of its origin. The largest fragment sent to London weighed twenty nine ounces, with another piece near Chiropa weighing three pounds five ounces.
The Third district Republican convention was opened by Howard with Dr. W. F. Howard elected chairman and W. K. Walters secretary. Delegates from Belleville Elk Creek Grant Jefferson Lincoln and other townships were seated after credentials. John Yale Jarrett Sherwood and Dale named for ballot. Dale withdrawn. County central committee then elected Stanfield as chairman and Bush secretary.
A reflective piece assembling aphorisms on overcoming the inevitable and balancing knowledge with reason. It surveys practical wisdom from diverse sources, urging level‑headed judgment after fortune and caution about wine’s truth. The tone is pithy and instructive, with proverbs shaping daily guidance.
On September 30 a Pike’s Peak style celebration in Northern Kansas drew about 5 000 by noon and 10 000 by afternoon. Attendees enjoyed a parade, monument unveiling, national salute, speeches by Adams Lewis Bowman Short Smith Kimber Calderhead and a Pawnee Indian exhibition. A Concordia beat Superior 10 to 0 in football, and social scenes included dancing and abundant food.
Dr Barton Pitts, eye and ear specialist, Francis and Frederick are. St. Joseph, Mo. Correspondence solicited.
The Advocate notes improved times for farmers as subscription payments shift from four bushels to one, with surplus cash to buy corn.
A. P. Happer advertises one bottle of Remicy's Pepsin Loopy Tonic for sale promising sparkling life and vigor.
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