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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1906
Page
2
The notice states annual rates of one dollar, cost rising to one dollar thirty if unpaid in advance. It says no subscription is discontinued except by publisher option until arrears are cleared. Patrons choosing to discontinue at period end will be treated as entering a new engagement.
Last week's Farmers Advocate featured a Republic County edition with county stories and portraits of stock breeders and their product. The issue served as a valuable advertisement for local agriculture and cattle breeders.
The Journal published six columns of plate matter from the Republican committee last week. Some Republicans call it poor material and say better arguments could have been used, with many opposing the publication as damaging to the party.
The piece argues the tariff stand patters could destabilize the economy if lumber and shoe prices are reduced for Kansas. It calls stand patters liars and warns that Republican ticket risk stems from party organization avoiding current issues and perceived corporate influence. It notes voters in central state see danger to the ticket despite Stubbs and allies boosting support.
The editorial warns that U S forest resources are dwindling as demand from railroads grows. It argues the lumber tariff blocks relief and could wreck national finances, urging Judge Alexander to win Congress and curb the lumber trust to preserve remaining forests.
Bailie Waggener condemns relief seekers as socialists calling it the wrong remedy. He argues the crowd seeks relief from corporate oppression and dismisses the label as unfair.
A notice invites farmers to attend the Republic County Fair September 11 to 14 in Belleville. Events include daily races on the northwest Kansas track and a large stock exhibit. Premiums total 1,800 dollars for stock and farm products with a 1,800-dollar race fund. exhibitors may receive a premium or the amount reverts to the association.
The Republic County fair seeks neighborhood turnout with a broad world audience and invites entries across farm products, poultry and livestock. Mrs Kamp leads arts and culinary, Mr Yale handles farm products. entries due before opening day with fees and stall rents set.
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