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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1909
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy for weak stomach heart and kidney nerves. It claims the tonic strengthens inner nerves and promises quick help. Sold by R W Russell Drug Co.
The State Bar association will meet in Deadwood today and stay three days. Wolf bounty claims total 17865 with an 18000 appropriation, paying claimants 74 cents on the dollar. A demand for a new vote on Tripp water bonds follows a technical error.
The Clarion notes while no tariff bill seems perfect the insurgents are Republicans aligned with the president on tariff policy. The bill passed to the conference committee, where the president urged changes mainly in schedules the senate had approved with insurgent support from this state.
After changes prompted by the president, nearly all insurgents opposed the bill. Several leaders were summoned to the White House where the president urged withdrawal of opposition. The bill passed despite insurgent votes and was signed promptly.
J Q Adams town site agent for the Milwaukee railroad states three new lines will start from Mobridge and be completed this fall. One runs northwest crossing the Osmonball river near Mott North Dakota then to New England. The second runs west from Mobridge to the Slim Buttes. The third runs southwest to the Moreau river then along Virgin creek valley to Fox Ridge and west to the Montana line.
Col Ezra W Miller died at his Elk Point home last week after a long state and territory residency. He served as land office receiver in Huron during Cleveland's first term and as federal attorney for the state under his second. He was the first grand master of the Odd Fellows in this state in 1875-6. Meanwhile the internal revenue report shows a sharp drop in liquor revenues for the past fiscal year with 5 million fewer gallons of whiskey and 2.5 million fewer barrels of beer and ale than the year before.
Congressman Chas Burke is named chair of the Indian affairs committee, replacing Vice President Sherman. The appointment marks a major recognition of Burke’s ability and is welcomed by his state.
A vintage ad touts Budden's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for boils ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. Priced at 25 cents and advertised by Bruhn & Btonebraker.
The stock pavilion measures 124 feet square with a 60 foot central elevation and a double curved roof topped by a cupola. It features a broad ventilated avenue, tiered seating for 1500, and stalls for 36 animals per side. Nearby are 450 stock stalls in two barns, plus three speed barns for racing stock and eight barns for sheep and swine. The former Woman’s Building will house poultry with the current poultry house becoming a dairy building. Overall the grounds show ample equipment and beauty, signaling strong state support and encouragement for farmers and visitors alike.
A storefront advertises quick relief remedies for coughs colds and sore throats promising instant relief and convenient prescription filling services.
Appeal to farmers to sow early oats falls flat this season. Dr Shoop's Restorative claims 48 hours to show improvement and restore strength though full health takes longer. External pressures affect nerves and digestion. the remedy strengthens nerves, stomach, heart, and kidneys. Sold by Russell Drug Co.
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