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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
1
An old advertisement claims that Dr Shoop's Restorative strengthens internal nerves to prevent stomach heart and kidney failure. It discourages drugs for these organs and promotes Dr Bhoop's Restorative tablets or liquid sold by KR W Russell Drug Co.
June revenue from state funds totaled 1588.86 in interest. Beadle and Kingsbury counties report crops improving after rains and favorable weather. The star of Bethlehem will be visible for five hundred years at daybreak in the east. Hutchinson county’s second annual fair is set for September 1 2 23 in Tripp with liberal premiums. The penitentiary twine plant earned 19288 in July but is not expected to profit this year. quality is satisfactory and next year may cover costs.
A company of Igorrotes from the Philippine islands, sixty in number, will perform at the Interstate Fair in Sioux City. Led by Capt J McRea, they now thrill audiences at Dream land Luna Park and Coney Island. They depart September 1 for Seattle to appear at the exposition and will stop first at Minnesota and Sioux City fairs en route.
A metropolitan editor argues Senators Crawford Gamble and others showed hypocrisy in tariff vote concessions while promising to oppose trusts. Vessey seeks renomination, Dick Richards may run, and Geo Egan considers a candidacy as petitions circulate amid a reform movement reshaping the next primaries.
An old advertising notice claims Bucklen's Arnica Sieve Cure is the supreme healer for boils ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. It promises fast inflammation relief and pain killing with a 25 cent price at Bruhn and Stonebraker's.
A. H. Davis of Parketon receives a telegram from Congressman Burke confirming his postmaster appointment. Dean Sterling of Redfield and Vermillion is urged as a successor to Senator Gamble. Armour Chronicle notes Van Ondal of Mission Hill plans a weekly and a monthly publication. The Leaterville Ledger mentions local deaths and other notes while a Dr. Shoop Restorative advertisement promotes nerve health.
Alex Brown visited his brother James from Sioux City and reported the county board is installing steel bridges including one near his farm after a wooden structure failed in heavy rains. Ben Hart bought forty acres at $59 per acre near Olivet and will move next spring. Gus Aranson bought 80 acres east of Lesterville for $65.31 an acre, signaling rising Yankton county land values.
A local notice promotes a shop offering cough cold and sore throat remedies with instant relief claims for prescription fillings and related over the counter products.
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