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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1920
Page
3
State appeal from Judge McCamish's order in Wyandotte County discharged outlaw switchmen sought to enforce penalties under the industrial court law. Delay jeopardizes a October or November hearing while issues clash over the law's penalty clauses and the act's title coverage.
The industrial relations court approved reduced one way fares on Kansas railroads for several events including the 35th division reunion in Topeka and Knights of Pythias in Winfield. Similar cuts covered the Orient Railroad for the International Wheat Show in Wichita. Freight and passenger rate increases were debated as the court weighs allowed rises. A bookstore owner in Manhattan, Jay Varney, killed himself after years of depression. Kansas University fall enrollment nears 0.31 percent growth with 2242 students registered.
Kansas loss figures reveal 1,799 deaths among state units with National Guard suffering 1,504 new wounded and 9,000 guardsmen total. Reports cover teachers' morals stance, pension moves for denominational colleges, rail traffic concerns, and local incidents from Neodesha to Saline County.
A 84 by 86 foot plank barn building housing 12 cows and six horses with two rows of stalls, grain bins, a feed room, silo, and milk house. It features lightning rods for fire protection ventilation ducts for fresh air, overhead carriers, and water cups to boost milk output while reducing labor.
Mrs Dora Williams recalls a year of illness and ten months of near death, crediting Eatonic with relieving stomach distress. The ad promotes Eatonic as aiding digestion by neutralizing excess acidity and gases, urging use after meals with a druggist guarantee and a low price.
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