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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
7
Miss Fannie Frost spent Sunday in Republic City. Two barbers at Colemans report no apprentices. Mrs. J. B. Henry is quite sick with typhoid fever.
Local items report C Wilson attending Belleville fair last Friday and band plans to travel to Republic City for Home Festival. Mentions Nichols Produce Co. with poultry prices and multiple residents’ activities including millinery work, barber shop, and court business. Judge Lowe of St Reno OK died suddenly. he once served as district judge.
The article reports a Toledo G A B reunion where Taft and Senator Foraker publicly united in support of Taft’s presidential bid. Foraker praises Taft’s qualifications from war to Panama Canal, and both deny any lasting enmity while pledging Republican unity and mutual leadership through the campaign.
The Republican stance champions equal protection under law and practical labor improvements. The article notes Sherman’s acceptance speech urging provisions that aid workers and uphold constitutional rights, signaling a push for fair labor standards and broader civic equality.
A garbled political statement argues labor fairness and party acts including the Hour law and rail reforms. The speaker insists on endorsing the Republican record and defends previous positions amid unclear phrasing.
In a quoted exchange, Sullivan Durand remarks that Bryan is beaten but still young and capable. He declares he can wait four more years and run again, claiming mastery of the political game. The dialogue, set in an antiquated bay, frames a defiant stance within the era’s party tensions.
The article contrasts Mr Taft and Mr Bryan on promises about tariff reform and free trade. It argues Taft could redeem his pledge if elected with a supportive Senate while Bryan would be powerless to act with Republicans controlling the Senate.
For particulars contact Mrs. C. Newton by phone or mail at Scandia Kansas. Auction or sale details provided upon request.
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