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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
10
Congressman Guy T. Helvering voted for a currency law to stabilize banks and prevent panics. He supported income tax, ensuring wealth pays its share, and backed regulation of trusts to free business. He advocated labor justice, tariff revision, pension aids for veterans, and a presidential primary law committee role. He pushed for government literature aiding farmers and workers, aiming for peace for all mankind.
Notice to contestants explains they must turn in subscription money to the Journal to receive receipts. New subscribers earn 1,000 votes while renewals earn 500 votes. The editor invites all contestants to visit as plans to help are announced.
Fragmentary plea rails against Democratic Party and Wall Street influence. Vague call to respond on November 3rd under Republican banner. Mentions money and credit control and opposition to treaties creating war.
A fragmented editorial note discusses the value of integrity over expense, urging voters to consider the quality of judicial appointments. It mentions Ward's barber shop and a personal sign-off from Henry F B Meson of Garden City and Alfred Ww.
Benson of Ottawa campaigns for Kansas voters while a letter from Esther Mee Baker praises Chamberlain's Tablets. The piece argues for independent thinking beyond party lines and urges farmers to attend the 1914 annual Farmers Institute in Scandia, stressing education, modern farming methods, and community pride.
A Kansas lawyer with thirty years of general practice describes his experience in Howard and across the state. He cites roles as City and County Attorney, assistant attorney general, and attorney for the Public Utilities Commission, with work in foreclosures, tax titles, real property, commercial collections, criminal and probate law. He has written three law books and urges support for adherence to constitutional and statutory law.
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