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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
1
Fragmentary timetable data lists trains such as No.1 passenger service No.3 and freight ways with times like 12:57 PM and 7:30 AM. Mentions Nipton or Nola and various freight and passenger designations. The readable items suggest a historic rail schedule snippet with multiple train numbers and times.
Avon voters cast 61 ballots last week Tuesday with 54 in favor and 7 against the sewer system bond issue. The piece also notes legislative disfranchisement, tax levies, a Harvard scholarship for Murray H. Brookman, a North Dakota hail disaster, new town delays, and divorce court statistics.
Sioux City Tribune and Aberdeen American claim the South Dakota board of railroad commissioners fixes railroad assessments. Geo Schlosser investigates St Joseph's Home in Kansas City run by Mrs Anna Baker. Report brutalizes funds, few inmates, alleged mistreatment, Baker convicted in Wisconsin for fraud. Solicitors visiting Scotland should be met with caution.
North Dakota passes a law requiring railroads to issue family mileage books at a penny per person, but carriers refuse to conform. A South Dakota bill by Rep Trombo is defeated. Chicago Tribune poll favors Taft, LaFollette, Cannon, Hughes, Fairbanks. Roosevelt support persists. A reform bill to cut passenger rates fell after a constitutional concern, replaced by a measure limiting minimum fares to 24 cents per mile, narrowing board powers.
In editorials appeals to the president to settle labor disputes are criticized as signs of weakness in the industrial system. The piece argues such appeals erode independence and warn against government overreach adopting socialism. Also notes the president's land proclamation offering 55 000 acres near Pierre for homesteading with Oct 7 12 entry window and Oct 14 drawing.
A York County Pa resident testimonials that Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured diarrhoea in their family for five years and recommends it to others. The remedy is offered for sale by Al Draggiats.
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