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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
1
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The Belleville Freeman notes that despite criticism of Governor Staney, executive department costs were half those of the Leedy administration, suggesting efficiency gains during Staney's term.
A farmer appeals to voters about prices and prosperity arguing that staple costs have risen under the current leadership while livestock values remain strong. He predicts selling more hogs than he buys staples and expresses support for Melinley for four more years.
The article cites Kansas banking prosperity with figures on deposits and depositors. National banks show deposits around 10.1 million rising to 10.25 million. State and private banks total about 15.4 million, savings around 0.33 million, with overall deposits increasing by about 16.46 million.
Mothers urged to attend a free lecture at the Presbyterian Church Monday evening at eight oclock sharp. Music by a rood ensemble will accompany the talk.
Instructions invite readers to make cider this fall with weekly cider days on Thursdays. Mentions J H Kinz as the source or presenter.
An ad promotes Kodol Despeptia Cure to digest foods and relieve stomach troubles. It compares campaign fundraising to feeding a body, claiming the product enables eating any food without distress. The copy cites A. P. Thapper as a witness or advertiser.
An advertisement claims Kedel Dyspepsia Cure digests food and cures stomach troubles for readers in India and America, noting famine and hunger in India and dyspepsia woes in America. It attributes the remedy to A. P. Happer.
Mrs. Lease will campaign for McKinley stating that victory hinges on the party’s strength and the factors that may defeat it. Her remarks frame the election as a test of what helps the Republicans prevail or fail.
A terse provincial remark points to the lack of a so called Pope or Boxelder bug as a conspicuous sign of Republican progress. The fragment suggests political commentary on party strength without clear context or dates.
The Kansas City Times notes Web Davis shows intent to defeat J R Burton in a bold contest. Davis promises relentless play and edge in the upcoming clash, aiming to prove himself when the scales tilt in his favor.
The record notes U S manufacturing establishments rising from 325 628 in 1890 to 528 000 in 1900 and claims the trust concentrates power, crushing the individual operator. It frames this as a consequence of industrial consolidation and market control by trusts.
George H Dorn has assumed control of the Republic City News and pledges a good local newspaper for the people of Republic. The journal expresses confidence in delivering community focused reporting and service.
Briedenthal reports that deposits at the Bank of Kansas exceed last year by more than five million dollars. The figure highlights growing prosperity and indicates a robust financial position for the bank.
The article notes US coal exports this year will reach 820000 dollars, contrasting with 1896 when exports were 10000000 dollars. It argues Republican success ends export trade as predicted by Mr. Bryan.
In a blunt framing the author accuses Bryan of pushing the Philippine possession policy and influencing the Spain treaty. The piece claims Kansas Populists voted to authorize a 20 million payment to Spain, tying demagoguery to imperial choices.
Mrs Blate an English wife of a wealthy brewer travels to advocate for Mr Bryan. English traders have long supported the Democratic cause and push for party success. The Bathe petition is portrayed as being knocked out by the Democratic effort.
The Journal cites a high county Populist and a convention delegate as sources for Swenson's alleged links to Henry Lax's letters. It states Swenson is not guilty and congratulates him on the absence of guilt.
A Wichita man challenges Briedenthal by offering to bet $10 that he can show a single successful business venture tied to the candidate. Supporters claim he is reliable, but critics argue his business record is a string of failures across ventures.
A Courtland Register item denounces the present state administration for decency and economy while critiquing H N Boyd and local commissioners for tax case costs. It questions voting for John Doyle and hints at Tim Poyle and Dick Witt backing free silver and anti expansion policies amid national politics.
W A White lauds J R Burton as a tireless Republican campaigner in Kansas. He praises Burton’s decades of speeches across prairie towns and city halls, highlighting his political judgment, broad influence, and unique place in state politics.
The editorial hails Governor Stanley for preserving state eleemosynary institutions through scandals of the Leedy era. It argues his administration remains strong and popular, predicting another term and urging readers to remember his achievements.
The fusionists aim to derail Jay Close and Dick Ward while urging Republicans to vote straight ticket, arguing their nominees are equal or superior to opponents and warning against being swayed by sophistries.
A fragment recalls Cyn Beland’s mid campaign letter that Pop papers are copying. The note hints he would have condemned a prominent Republican if he led the affair.
A Kansan editorial labeled as lacking political sense ridicules abusive partisan tactics. It argues such politics inflames foes and harms public discourse, urging more constructive engagement.
An advertisement warns that counterfeit witch hazel salves from Pheylopix contain irritating ingredients and can cause blood poisoning. It promotes DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as safe, genuine relief for piles, injuries and skin diseases.
In Brons Michigan, Mr F7Ctark notes his wife suffered severe headaches during the World’s Fair period and bought Krause's Headache Capsules from a nearby drug store. He reports the capsules proved an excellent medicine, sold by A. J. White.
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