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Newspaper

Scandia Journal

Location

Scandia, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1906

Page

4

Topeka Dunsmore critiques Harris rail question in 1897 record

In Topeka Aug 1, O. O. Outcast a Coffey county populist criticizes Harris rail record and the 1897 session. J M Divis-Smore, ex-populist leader, argues Harris supported the senate bill 524 and faced lobby pressure. Mentions Gov Leedy veto and Democratic outlook with B P Waggener and James Orr as anti-railroad candidates.

Topeka Coffey County Kansas Harris Chicago J. M. Divis- Smore Thayer Pop House Iter Leedy Dunsmore Bays Senate House Howh Simon B. P. Waggener James. Orr

Adolph Nelson Returns From European Trip

Adolph Nelson returned Friday from a European trip lasting over three months. The report suggests his funds held out longer abroad than they typically do for others when away from home.

Adolph Nelson Etter

October term court docket list in Kansas

The docket lists numerous cases for the October term in Kansas including State of Kansas v Miller Carpenter Dyche Miller Pugh and Boyles. Civil actions involve Arlie E. Bowersox J Hall Co Providence Life Assurance Judith Weld Kidder Preble Loan Co John Adams et al and others.

State of Kansas A. Carpenter Edward D. Dyche Art Miller PES Arlie E. Bowersox J. We Hall &Co Wm. M Smith Admin The Providence Savings Life Assurance ,Society of New York Augustus Weld Judith R. Weld Judith R. Kidder Raver E. C. Preble Loan -Co John Q. Adams Richard Adams O. A. Allen Wm. Hill Frank Vich Red Vier Bower Nee Roy C. Boyles Edna M. Gunter Frank E. Gunter Foster Lumber, Co Eliza B. Tipton City of

Meeting of Democratic County Central in Belleville

A Democratic County Central meeting is set at the I O O F hall in Belleville Kansas on October 2. Emmett Keith serves as Chairman and I O Savage as Secretary.

Democratic County Central Committed Belleville Kansas Emmett Keith I. O. Savage

Prison to platform in Kansas shows a diverse speaking slate

The Kansas Democratic state central committee lists Ira N. Terrell ex inmate of the Kansas penitentiary who served for a Oklahoma murder as a top speaker along with Ella S. Burton and Hugh P. Farrelly Col Harris of Chicago joins the lineup Terrell seeks seven thousand dollars in a wrongful imprisonment suit while Burton presses education reforms Farrelly praises Harris and Harris defends his use of railroad passes in a long running political narrative

Democratic Committee Democratic State Central Committee Ira N. Terrell Kansas Oklahoma Ella S. Burton American Book Company Hugh P. Farrelly W. A Harris Chicago Terrill Farrelly Harris

Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Listings

A flood of transfer records shows numerous parcels traded among individuals and couples across Belleville and nearby townships. Names include Joseph Velek Hannah John son Alfred Johnson Mary L Petty, George Hanel, Wm Tor thug, J S Thompson Virginia Buzz, Frank Musser, Anza McCune, Maggie Myers, Milton Hancock, B H Miller, Henry G HanewdK Allen Whitney, Edgar I Cosanavet, John Hogin, Elmer Everhart and others with various lot and block numbers and monetary values ranging from 50 to 7000 dollars.

Joseph, _velek George E. Thorp Joseph Velek Hannah Johnson N. NE A.B. Wilder Alfred Johnson Scandia Treng Aby C. A. Tornquist Wm. M. Lahodny Joseph F. Stransky N. SE J.8. Hovek Mary L. Petty W. NE State of Kansas D. Barricklow Maria L. Barricklow Als Barrickiow Josiah P. Nutter Alutr Acheson L. Scofield Wm. H. Scofield Francis Kolars George Hanel George H. Haskell Wm. Torthug W.&. Ball Wm. RE. Wells I. Hanmond Wim. S.ball J.S. ‘Thompson Virgina A. Buzz Frank P. Musser J. E. Caswellot Haltowells Anza Aes Frank EE. McCune McCune Anza McCune Simonds -Uni B.A. Totten Maggie M. Myers Laubles Milton Hancock B. H. Miller Belleville Bo H. Miller P Karney Karney H. Cy tCann Bulieville Etha Horton James Duerflinger Henry G. Hanew Allen A. Whitney Allen H. Whitney C. Hancock Edgar I. Cosanavet Chas D. Cossiart K.W Hall Mary Dovel Wim Logan Wito John. C. Hogin John Wee Elmer Everhart

For Sale Notice Cites Freeman Related Item

A brief sale notice references a 3 year term item and a dark day phrase linked to Reverend Freeman. The readable text is fragmentary but indicates a sale action involving O. Freeman with a Reverend title.

Rev.C./O. FREEMAN

Farm notes and academic travel from county report

Mrs. R Morey and Bert visited Washington county on Saturday to inspect their farm occupied by F M Kennedy. Miss Cecilia Hammond departed Friday for Manhattan to attend the State Agricultural College.

Cecilia Hammond Priday Manhattan The State Agricultural College

Farmer Charles Forstrom reports strong 900 bushel wheat yield

Charles Forstrom reports thrashing 900 bushels of extra fine wheat from his 30 acre field. While not the top yield, it represents a solid average and a profitable crop according to Comet.

Charles Forstrom

Haney’s Wheat Yield Cited as 36 Bushels Per Acre

Comet reports E. D. Haney’s fall wheat yield at about 36 bushels per acre. Eph. plans a hunting trip to southwest Colorado, expressing optimism about the crop and prospects.

E. D. Haney Eph Colorado

Mrs C J Maxell Moves Into Hill Home

Mrs C J Maxell and family have moved into their home on the hill as a new residence notice.

C. J. Maxell

Mare loss case yields maximum award of $100

J. R. Bowersox appeared at John William's place on Friday to settle a mare loss dispute. The award granted was the maximum allowed for a horse, totaling $100.

J. R .Bowersox John William

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Mankato Racine and Parry Birdsell and Crescent Farm Wagons International the State of Kansas R. H. Miller Roy Pugh Thomas Burgren Chas Palmer Et al Joseph Lang Christine Barnett Ada G. Day Harold L. Day Dave Overmyer Dave Ron Have Kansas City Strekes ST. Joe Knit Chad Douglas Gulick Merc: CO Opera House the Lockes and Company Beames Mrs. P. A. Bivens Secon Roofs H- Munnem Scientific All Newsdealer A. N Co iBroadway New York
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