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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
6
An auctioneer named JP states Portex is prepared to answer and respond to calls for business. The remark underscores readiness to engage clients and opportunities in the trading environment.
On December 10, 1897, Rev. S A Donahoe of Pt Pleasant WV contracted a severe cold with violent coughing. After trying various remedies, he bought Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and found it effective. He urges the public to use it, with Happer druggist selling it locally.
The notice congratulates young first time voters and urges them to consider Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for constipation indigestion sick headache and stomach trouble available at A J White's.
A stock notice invites buyers to view a young sow by Chief Tecum seh 2d and Ledy U. 8S. 2d, winner of First and a $50 prize at the Ohio State Fair 1900. The litter brother to the winner offers stock for sale from a farm two miles east and one mile south of Kackley.
A discourse frames the central debate as Bryanism opposing business interests. The column argues that the political fault line centers on economic philosophy and its impact on policy, markets, and governance.
In a rare departure from large gatherings, a recent event by Vincent drew a notably small audience in the county, contrasting with his usual robust turnout. The crowd size fell short of expectations, leaving organizers assessing engagement and outreach effectiveness.
The Cuba Record notes Bryant’s surge reminiscent of four years ago as the Cuba team eyes a dominant showing and a likely crushing defeat for the opponent.
The Cuba Advocate projects Doyle will secure a 120 vote majority in the town ship while Dick Ward is expected to balance the tally with 220 votes in Scandia.
Census Bulletin No 9 shows Connecticut population at 908 355 up 162 097 or 21 7 percent since 1890 Delaware reaches 184 735 up 16 242 or 9 6 percent with most growth in Wilmington Bryan relies on Tammany Hall for victory critics mention whiskey and reform quests in New York ice habit debates.
Census figures show New Hampshire with a population of 411 588, up 35 058 since 1890, an increase of 93 percent. The growth pace mirrors the state's modest overall expansion and rural character.
The campaign headlines a suit described as a political fiasco, brought against State Treasurer Grimes. The record states no shadow of suspicion could be thrown on Grimes and his acts during his administration.
The Belleville Freeman notes the JOURNAL must be well paid for its campaign against I Briedenthal. The VPiawaL expects ample repayment in satisfaction from helping keep an unworthy man out of the Governor's chair.
The piece argues the Democratic party favors trusts while Republican congressmen from Kansas split, citing an antitrust constitutional amendment vote last spring where 148 Republicans backed it and 130 Democrats opposed. It labels Ridgely as a key figure in the fusion campaign and urges voters to choose.
The Concordia lawyer Hugh Alexander runs as fusion nominee for district judge. He speaks privately, not loudly, and argues the office is nonpartisan, urging voters to choose the best man over party. The Washington Republican notes past bolting by Alexander and past populists Carnahan and another candidate.
A compilation presents Democratic criticisms and warnings about Lincoln from 1864. Includes quotes from Leslie Combs, the New York World, and Wickliff of Kentucky arguing against Lincoln’s re election and warning of military despotism, civil liberty decline, and hardship for laborers.
The piece recalls six years since a winter famine in Chicago when thousands of hungry, shelterless men crowded the city hall for bread. It blames the panic and factory closures under the prior Democratic administration and urges voting for William Jennings Bryan.
The readable lines suggest a speaker condemns or questions voting choices tied to monetary influence. It references a man who lends money during Democratic times and claims higher returns then, implying he will vote for Bryan for self-interest. The text is fragmentary and lacks full context.
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