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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1908

Page

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Nursery stock dealer advert sees bonds and permit under new tree law

To my patrons and all others wishing to plant nursery stock I have taken out bonds and have a permit to sell nursery stock as required by the new tree law I will sell only the best sorts of trees for South Dakota It will pay you to wait and buy of me I will plant and warrant orchards and shade trees also will replace as per my contracts Resp y you rs TM I Parten Scotland 8 D Oct 22 07.

South Dakota Parten Scotland

Mitchell Corn Palace Directors Elected and Exposition Planned

The Mitchell Corn Palace Association elected new directors and secured contributions as it outlined dates for the upcoming exposition. The piece notes political maneuvering around the insurgent ticket for secretary of state, Mormon outreach in Sioux Falls, and critique of the Aldrich currency bill amid concerns about bank deposits and public distrust.

Mitchell Corn Palace Association

Primary doubts still grip county conventions

The Tyndall Tribune argues that the new primary delegates system does not alter political manipulation. It contends party control remains through prearranged delegations and preselected state tickets, with voters still unable to break the power of bosses before or at the polls.

Tyndall Tribune

Sioux City Reelects Mayor Sears to Third Consecutive Term

Sioux City voters re elected Mayor Sears a Democrat who secured a third consecutive term. The outcome confirms Sears as the city’s chief executive for another tenure amid steady support from local constituents.

Sioux City Sears

Corror Announces Candidacy for County Auditor

R M Corror declares as Republican candidate for County Auditor in Kon Homme County with primaries set for June 19 1908. He appeals to Republican voters to support him subject to the party’s choice.

Kon Homme County R. M. Corror

County School Notes Highlight Local Exams and Staff Changes

The column lists upcoming teacher examinations on April 16 and 17 and May 21 and 22, notes spring term openings on April 1, and records several teacher moves. It praises excellent attendance at Valley View and Daisy No. 67, reports on bond votes for a new school building, and notes the school monument fund approaching two hundred dollars.

Ernest Harwood Daisy Roosevelt School

State board fixes school land minimum price for spring sale

The state board of appraisers sets minimum bids for school land to be offered this spring in the southern state, with prices ranging from 535 to 45 dollars per acre. Aurora county forms a county fair association and work begins on fair grounds at Plankinton. The C M & St P Ry Co negotiates to buy a granite stone quarry on Wolf oresk in Hatchinnon county for use in building a new bridge over the Missouri river at Chamberlain. Five years ago a Mill Creek Indiana man recalls near death, then credits Electric Bitters for a revival, with a guarantee offered by druggists.

State Board of Appraisers Wolf Oresk Hatchinnon County Missouri River Chamberlain Farthing Mill Creek Ind Ter

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