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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
3
The Journal Office advertises large carbon or transfer paper is in stock. The notice lists available stock and implies immediate sale from the office.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha October 27 report shows cattle receipts about 8 500 head with light supply. western rangers in demand and prices up about 10 cents. Cows and heifers show higher bids, stockers and feeders stronger, with quotes across a range for yearlings bees veal and cull categories.
Hog receipts were 2,500 with movement active and prices 5 to 10 cents higher than last Saturday. Most hogs sold around 7.90 to 7.05 with a top of 7.10. some under 7.00. Sheep and lamb receipts totaled 20,000 head with very active trade and prices 10 to 15 cents higher than the previous week. Range and feeder prices covered lambs, yearlings, and ewes, with notable figures including lambs to 7.70, ewes to 5.15, and feeders ranging from 3.25 to 6.90 depending on class.
Citizens gathered as voters headed to city hall on election day while a chicken pie fundraiser drew local families. Officials urged careful casting as polling stations opened and closing times neared.
Doctor Icard of Marseille unveils a test to confirm death by injecting a small amount of fluorescin under the skin. If blood circulates, the dye colors the body a golden yellow and eyes green. If no movement, dye remains, no color change occurs.
Phyllis and John Billingsley plan a trip and rely on neighbors Sue and Ruth to care for chickens and a kitten. Misplaced trust leads to headaches when the couple returns to find unresolved duties, unfamiliar pets, and a rug still owed.
The Daily News recounts a woman's return and the awkward scrutiny she endures from friends. Billingsley notes how warm friendship can seem replaced by affectionate bonds with a chicken, kitten, or rug, underscoring social testing of loyalties.
London Statistics shows charities income near ten million pounds, double poor relief spending. It notes 46,524 of 67,137 old age pensioners are women, 199,896 widows, 90,072 bachelors in Washington, and 99,289 spinsters in Wandsworth. Meals for needy children topped nine million, books shipped over seven million. Weekly theater and concertgoers exceed 1.5 million. indictable offenses total 9,000 to 10,000. Streets span 2192 miles with 150 tram miles. Piccadilly and bridges handle tens of thousands of vehicles in 12 hours.
An opinion notes that candidates, busy with speeches and campaigns, lack time to address a missing person and avoid descending the well to rescue her, reflecting public concern over neglected duties.
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