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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
4
A concise dialog reveals a shortage causing troubles. Characters discuss being in a pickle, noting it as a central issue and reflecting on practical constraints. The exchange emphasizes scarcity and its impact on daily affairs.
A fragmentary note mentions plans to stay over for a year and a May 1 move date for an advertiser offering coffee. The readable text hints at a shop or locale promotion but remains incomplete and uncertain in detail.
A brief exchange turns on a joke about a woman named She Mary. The male speaker mentions a college education while the punchline fixes on her nose. The dialogue showcases sharp wit in a social chat.
Nevada tops states in per member church salary support at 11.12 dollars yearly. The Inter Church World Movement notes that most of the 200900 evangelical ministers earn less than the official minimum for a comfortable American family. New Jersey leads in clergy salaries with Massachusetts second.
County board met to organize as Board of Equalization then as County Commissioners. Culvert bids rejected. numerous bills approved for County Fund and Highway work. Salaries set. various tax and assessment actions recorded. notices for bridge bids issued with August 20, 1920 bid deadline.
Compiled by the English ministry of pensions, the record to September 1, 1918 shows 58 percent of pensions granted were for disease. Tuberculosis and chest complaints accounted for 11.2 percent, rheumatism 6.5 percent, and heart disease 9.9 percent. American figures are incomplete, with 7,110 cases handled by the federal board of vocation up to January 31, 1915, more due to displacement.
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