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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
2
The notice states no subscription discontinuation occurs except by publisher option until all arrearages are paid. A failure to direct discontinuance at period end is treated as a new engagement. Cook and Perry have spoken since returning from the north, Cook delivering a $5000 lecture to more effect.
A prominent doctor advances a theory that nearly all twenty five year olds have already contracted the disease that will ultimately cause their death. He notes the idea is a long standing consideration worth fifty years of thought.
The article notes President Taft supports the Aldrich tariff law, while critics argue it fails to lessen consumer costs and does not ease public worry about rising prices.
A Baldwin judge fined several students twenty dollars each for participating in a nightshirt parade taken last week. The Foolkiller has yet to address the case.
The Peoples Building is notified of a District Court action in Republic County Kansas where Perry G Mead and May Mead sue the defendant. If no answer is filed by November 25 1909 the mortgage debt secured by a stated mortgage may be declared paid and the court may cancel the mortgage and bar any claim to the west 25 feet of lots 18 and 18 in the original Scandia townsite. Attest Clerk of District Court W D Vance attorney for plaintiffs.
The Marquette Tribune notes Curtis faces scrutiny over the state tax levy made within ninety days after Stubbs took office. It suggests the timing limits any claim of connection to Stubbs administration and highlights political contention surrounding the levy.
A sharp quote on newspaper writers notes a country correspondent living fifteen miles from the office with no financial stake in the paper declares the rest are mere rat bits in public opinion.
The text notes how papers that once tried to oust Bristow and allies from the Republican Party now attack the Republican State Administration. It argues loyalty hinges on who is in or out, limiting consistency in party support.
The Belleville Freemien argues that Kansas state and local taxing authorities increased the levy not to fund new needs but to create a working balance and avoid end of year shortages, aided by federal funds last year.
A vintage ad touts Dr Kings New Discovery as the top remedy for colds coughs and lung troubles. It claims to kill germs heal bronchial inflammation and stop hemorrhages with testimonials from a patient in Black Jack North Carolina.
In Republic County Kansas Probate Court Letters of Administration issued September 28 1909 to Mary E B Garman as Administratrix of the estate of John S Garman deceased she has qualified as such filed in the court with date Sept 28 1909
North Side Barber Shop listing agents for Manhattan Steam Laundry reports laundry trips Wednesday to Friday. Success Magazine advertises a man in Scandia to oversee expiring subscriptions and win new business by methods effective, with permanent position, $1.00 per day plus commission. Address with references R. Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Blog New York.
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