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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
1
Timetable fragment lists trains on the Mitchell Line with passenger and freight services. Times shown include passenger departures at 12:57 PM and 7:30 AM, freight times around 3:00 AM and 9:05 AM, and way freight and numbered trains such as No 3 No 63 No 81 No 94.
The next regular teacher examination will be held in the public school building in Tynslallon on Thursday Friday and Saturday August 16 17 and 18 1906 starting at o'clock Thursday morning. New studies include South Dakota History and The Effects of Alcohol and Narcotics on the system. W L Rosinson Co Supt. O H Oleson gets a site for an elevator at Leterville and a house will be built to handle this year's crop by Janda and Freidel in Leterville. State board of equalization finished work with little property tax change. total assessed valuation near 225 million dollars an increase of about 6.5 million from last year not including bumper crop value. Sioux City Journal notes homeseekers excursion: 470 men with tickets to South Dakota arrived by Milwaukee Road and left for state points. 90 percent intend to settle there.
United States Senator Rupert J. Gamble Yankton. Congressmen Paine Hall Brookings W H Parker Deadwood. Governor Cor TL Crawtorp Huron. Lieutenant Governor Honakro C Sitoner Highmore. Secretary of State D D Wier Oliver. Threshing machines begin cereal story Monday and promise unusually lively interest. Stickney north of Armour grants a telephone franchise to Chas J Fergen. Douglas county fair set for Armour September 19–21. River craft inspection by Gov Inspector Sloan of Dubuque en route to Platte. Northwestern railroad taps artesian basin test well east of Midland to Rapid City. Bucklen s Arica Salve praised by Major Hamm for quick healing of sores and wounds. 25¢ at R W Russell Drug Store.
Gov Elrod names W F Hanley to the state board of regents succeeding M F Greeley who resigned. A Tulare bank is being organized with opening planned around August 15 W H Shaw as president W J Craig vice president and Wm Tobin cashier all from Parkston. Iowa Democratic platform backs tariff for revenue only and criticizes Republican splits in the state as unlikely to attract votes this fall.
The Sioux City Tribune argues tariff policy makes lumber prices soar as a monopoly forms in San Francisco. It notes prices at $27 per thousand, double last year, with only a $2 tariff, and questions why Canadian supply does not fill the gap. It calls for breaking the monopoly rather than removing the tariff.
Vermillion residents gathered for the Old Log Schoolhouse Association's second annual meeting. They recalled the building's history as the first schoolhouse in the area dating to 1860, later repurposed as a blacksmith shop.
The interstate commerce regulation limiting live stock in transit to twenty eight hours without unloading and feeding was amended by the last congress to allow a thirty six hour limit on written shipper requests. This benefits shipments to Chicago, where the trip fits within thirty six hours. Shippers argue unloading hogs causes more harm than keeping them in cars.
The advertisement claims Electric Bitters restore health for kidney trouble, general debility, stomach and liver complaints, blood diseases, headaches and dizziness. It credits EH Wolfe of Bear Grove and assures a sure, safe remedy at 50 cents, guaranteed by R. W. Russell Drug Store.
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