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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1906
Page
7
The store claims its clothing line is high art and fully guaranteed. It is described as the oldest house in Republic Co., operating 27 years, yet growing faster this year than any previous year with larger stock and improved merchandise across all departments.
About seven hundred attended the Republican campaign kickoff in Belleville. Governor Bailey avoided local politics, urged sound citizenship, and advised against ticket scratching unless a candidate was unfit. Calderhead backed tariff revision. McNeal spoke for state printer, Hitzgerald was absent due to illness, and Senator Peck fell ill during the event. The gathering showed muted enthusiasm as voters showed cautious interest in the speakers.
Mr Ed Kallman and Miss Mary Poage of Scandia were wed at the United Brethren parsonage on Wednesday evening September 26 with Rev Pasley officiating. They will reside on a farm near Rydal as Mr Kallman’s youngest son, a noted local farmer, and Miss Poage, daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Poage. Best wishes are sent for a long married life.
The fragment notes that every merchant in town would welcome the sole agency offered, suggesting a universal interest in exclusive rights or representation. The text does not provide names, places, dates, or outcomes.
A list of attendees at Concordia fair includes W B Gulick A L Whitney B is Beckman G H Ward Mars 204 F Hallgren Sophie G Bs Smith Taklice John Pinney A CG Thompson Adolph Brandt Frank Chadwick Jim Brown Carl Newell A J Riley. The Republic County Democrat a new Democratic newspaper by H N Boyd is issued from the JourNew office in Belleville to meet campaign needs and may continue if well received.
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