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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1902
Page
6
Opened large assortment direct from manufacturers including Ladies Misses and Children jackets Fur collarettes broadhead dress goods and skirt patterns. Also handker chiefs shirts and mens wear with Capp clothing Arrow brand and fall winter overcoats priced 10 to 12.50 per suit plus neckwear and accessories.
The Mail and Breeze reports a rank beer ring in Topeka causing strong reactions. The Daily Herald comments that Topeka should take an emetic amid the town’s uneasy mood and calls for vigilance against the smell and perceived effects.
A newspaper criticized for low morals faces mixed reactions with some readers calling it unethical while others defend its role in informing communities including families with children.
A Topeka Capital political editor hints at reconsidering future opinions on newspaper quality after prior remarks about Concordia Kansan coverage. The comments suggest a pause before offering further editorial viewpoints.
Reported in Kangasi the race for United States Senator appears between W. A. Calderhead and W. B Stanley with polls noting both as strong contenders. Ongoing rumors mention Long Curtis illness affecting campaign appearances and speaking dates.
The Clyde Herald objects to backing the nomination for Insurance Superintendent citing a Concordia banquet disgrace and referencing past misconduct of a Grand Army of Kansas commander as a concern for state leadership. The paper equates a drunken leader with potential harm in the state house.
Republic City News calls W D Vance candidate for Clerk of the Court a scared rabbit after canvassing the county and earning a teacher’s reputation. They predict Vance will win by a handsome majority and succeed himself after one term.
Dr Barton Pitts, eye and ear specialist, conveys correspondence from St. Jo and Tate Mo. panels.
The County Central Committee should discharge the alecky fellow who wrote the bill for the Bailey speaking and try another. It was calculated to anger doubtful voters rather than invite them to the feast of reason.
A Belleville Freeman item questions A J Basye and D Y Wilson reconciliation and claims Basye betrayed several allies including Bailey Wilson and the County Commissioners. The letter warns against taking reports at face value, suggesting Basye’s long history of treachery and opportunism.
Speaker Henderson declines renomination due to views on the trust issue. Senator Platt loses amid trust power in New York. Observers predict a significant shift as the public reaction grows and magnates may face a forthcoming rebuke.
A Philadelphia judge calls Christian Science a business rather than a religion and appears to pursue the matter as a legal case. The ruling or comment spots the ongoing conflict over the church’s status and funding.
A cautionary message urges individuals to avoid tolerating repeated assaults by any person. The sentiment emphasizes personal boundaries and self protection.
Lorine promotes a seasonal collection inviting customers to call and view fall and winter styles available at Binnen Lorine.
Prof. George F. Thompson of the Agriculture Department commends Calderhead for education focused campaigns and honesty. He cites Calderhead’s Civil War service and long loyal support of veterans, arguing he would honor Kansas in the U.S. Senate and unite voters across parties.
The Calendar social will be held at C J Webber's Friday evening September 26th. All are cordially invited to attend.
Stewart traveled with an unnamed doctor from Courtland on Thursday morning as they moved between locations.
A Mr Nyvall from Chicago visits L Larson to discuss buying a drugstore for his son. The tentative move signals a business deal in the works pending further talks and arrangements.
The Priests of Pallas announce a dramatic parade in Kansas City on October 7 to celebrate fifteen years of west southwest entertainment. The show promises electricity bound to a car of Pallas and twenty animated pictures in a motion spectacle with enhanced music. Reduced Missouri Pacific Railway fares are offered for travelers.
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