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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
2
A revival at Jewell concluded with cash results. A man paid $10.50 on a subscription amid the event, which organizers praised for its good effects.
The Brown County World reports about ninety percent of Republicans supporting Stubbs for Governor. It notes only two Republicans oppose him, representing most of Senator Long's following in Republican County.
The Register editor bought a $2,000 home while the Comet editor reportedly bought a car, first editor in county towns of Kansas. In Secanda rents and baby food remain the main concern.
Public opinion backs Judge Dillon’s approach toward convicted Scandia jointists. The judge claims a plan to curb future violations and prosecutors aim to extend similar conditions to additional Scandia citizens.
A short anecdote describes boys playing leap frog. one boy overreaches by starting too far back, tiring before the jump. The tale illustrates that overpreparation can leave a person exhausted when real work arrives, causing failure in life.
Minneapolis judge R. R. Rees, a Kansas product and State Agricultural College graduate, is urged as a Progressive Republican candidate for Congress. Supporters say he would dignify the office and welcome a race with broad district backing.
The Kansas City Times notes that discussions favoring and opposing a state primary election next year will likely attract public scrutiny. It points out many lawmakers who now oppose the plan due to legal gaps previously blocked the measure in last winter’s legislative session.
The passage portrays Stubbs as a demagogue resisting overtures from Senator Long and Grant Hornaday. It describes party scheming to back compromise candidates and warns that the machine faction may split if Stubbs insists on his terms. The text emphasizes tactical maneuvering to control party direction and endorsements.
The article notes hardwood lumber demand exceeds supply as annual cuts drop by about one billion feet over seven years. Oak, yellow poplar, and elm declines shrink output while softwoods rise. Appalachians hold the largest remaining hardwood reserves, but past damage limits future production. proper management could yield twenty billion feet annually across 75 million acres.
Frank Dent the county home superintendent reports to the board that the home has paid all expenses in the last six months with about 100 dollars to the good not counting 500 dollars for equipment. The farm has aided the county poor improved property and now has more goods to sell than six months ago yielding a county profit. Fences roads and outbuildings have been repaired and the place is in excellent hands.
Ex Senator R B Ward of Belleville told Kansan editors on Saturday that B T Bullen runs for Congress in earnest and in good faith. He denied any Calderhead interest in the bid and said Calderhead cannot secure a favorable delegation. He added Republic County opposes Calderhead and would likely vote against him if nominated.
The Belleville Democrat notes a curtain between years with hopes realized before the rain and new hopes rising as the next year begins. The piece frames the transition in a reflective, local tone.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Jap-A-Lag at HAPPERS with unclear context, suggesting a newspaper item or column title from an old issue without full details.
The Abilene Chronicle extols Mr Stubbs for high ideals and political cleanliness. The piece commends his sincere welfare work and broad public confidence, claiming few equals in Kansas for statesmanship and leadership.
A quoted remark from Narka News critiques party platforms claiming if promises were kept three million children under sixteen would not work in sweat shops. The observer contrasts political pledges with labor realities.
An old item notes the appendix is a minor issue from liver torpor and constipation. Dr Kings New Pills are advertised as regulating the liver preventing appendicitis and keeping bowels regular, priced 25c at drug stores.
Old saying spotlights Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a remedy for wounds piles chilblains and skin ailments. Advertised as safe guaranteed by druggists and priced at 25 cents.
W B Brunson of Dublin Ga writes that his eighty three year old mother thrives on Electric Bitters and has a strong appetite good sleep and strength after two years of use. He notes the tonic benefits for female weakness and general debility and mentions children gain strength as well. The advertisement guarantees relief for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
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