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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
5
Local notes list Miss Laura Holt a milliner, visits from Mrs Bud Wade’s sister and Mrs Frank Riley, a Sunday school picnic at Jim River, and various social events. The town hosts a 4th of July parade souvenir drive, a quilting gathering, and a teachers institute in Menno. Closed by mentions of a tent meeting, medical visits, and coming municipal activities.
Mrs Fgneraou of Yankton visits Rev W J Krieger family this week while Rev A D Gollina hosts guests. C J Dickson sells grain elevator at Armour and buys Hunting elevator at Avon with Frank L Smith moving to Avon Aug 1. Mrs Briggs of Sioux Falls helps King family move. several residents plan relocations to Dixon Illinois and Sioux City. Camping party from Scotland will reside at Jim River next week with ongoing mosquito culture interest.
Prof. C. M. Young of Vermillion spoke of his memories in Heat land and his 24 years since arriving with his bride to lead the public school. He shared a telegram from son Paul, newly landed in New York after England, the first Rhodes Scholar from South Dakota, now finishing at Oxford with a BA and to join Horon College faculty next year.
Our catalogue features portraits of over 100 Toland graduates now earning 900 to 10000 dollars annually with letters explaining their success. We can refer you to 5000 young men and women assisted into positions. Free catalogue offered today by Toland Business College Sioux Falls. DO IT Now.
For Sale. Lot 1 Block 21 Lawlers Addition Scotland with building on it. Also multiple lots in Block 11 Stafford's Addition to South Scotland. For further information contact Pawn Lassmann Receiver First National Bank Scotland ND.
Regular examinations for teachers will be given for 1907 as follows Aug 15 and 16 for all grades Sept 12 and 18 for state first second and third grades Oct 17 and 18 for first second and third only Nov 21 and 22 for first second This notice will be printed but three times and teachers should note these and bear them in mind.
Cowboys from the plains will perform at the state fair in Huron from September 9 to 18. They will ride buckskins in a relay race for a $250 purse, portraying life on the western plains with high speed and daring.
Fragmentary quotes show a bustling scene with a misheard line about insurance and a preacher announcing a Sabbath sermon series on the "Thorough of Ancient Egypt" while a gambler jokes about the game's age in a Concretation setting and a Chicago News reference echoes the era.
A Baltimore American line presents a satirical exchange on gender delusions. An old cynic notes women’s delusions, while a fervent respondent counters that men likewise cling to their own. The quip frames a gender debate in sharp, witty observational tone.
A fragmented note mentions a prior rememberance and a repaired service, then shifts to a magazine purchase. It states the sea yields about three gallons of salt from each 100 gallons of water, indicating a general chemistry fact.
A ranch sale near Bon Homme moved 169 head of fat cattle to Tyndall, later sold to Biersdorf Bros. P.T. Unruh travels to Omaha with his cousin for an operation. Bluff Mo business leader G Hays touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest healing salve for wounds, burns, and piles. Lake Forest Chicago teachers receive transit and funds for a European trip after 17 years of service. Otsego County endorses Dr. King's New Discovery as a reliable cough and cold remedy, with a free trial bottle offered.
An offer promises a free trial package of Dr Shoop head ache tablets for pain relief including headaches neuralgia toothache and period pains. The ad claims pain is killed by reducing abnormal blood pressure and directs readers to address Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin with bolding by all dealers.
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