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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
1
Rail timetable items and Republican ticket listings run alongside local notes on Kermit Roosevelt, Springfield Normal School, Dakota Midland speculation, bounty graft concerns, and a testimonial for Electric Bitters from H. H. Wolfe of Bear Grove. Includes endorsements, personnel shifts, and school appointments.
One of the state’s oldest fairs, Clay County Fair celebrates its twentieth year with events scheduled from September 18 through 21 indoors and outdoors across county grounds.
Frye, once missing from Chicago for 31 years, is believed to have lived in Hurley under the name GC M Goddard and practiced law. He returned last week and bought back his wife's affections with a $5,000 gift and a demand that no questions be asked. The state’s health and naturalization issues are also noted.
Major Hamm editor of the Constitutionalist Eminence Kentucky credits Bucklen s Arnica Salve with curing injuries from a four year old assault by Piles in ten days with no trouble since. Quick relief healer for sores cuts and wounds 25c at R W Russell Drug store.
The U S patent office plans a sweeping cull of aging patent models now numbering about 157000. More than nine tenths are worthless, with some notable items like the 1846 sewing machine by Elias Howe Jr and Morse telegraph instrument seen as curiosities. Edison leads with 784 patents from 1869 to 1904.
The piece notes that capitalists rush to establish banks and invest in South Dakota securities during good times. It warns that while such ventures reflect prosperity, there is danger of overdoing it. Caution is urged as temptations to reckless investments rise in prosperity.
The G A R and W R C in Minneapolis express limits of cross regional fellowship. They support honoring Union soldiers while opposing a monument to Henri Wirz, keeper of Andersonville prison. The project is led by the Ladies of the Southern Confederacy, prompting W A Co resolutions denouncing treason and rebellion and G A R requests for influence to halt the plan.
The Chile earthquake shock compares with San Francisco devastation. Valparaiso suffers the worst damage with about two thirds of the city in ruins. Deaths likely run into thousands and property losses are estimated between 200 and 800 million dollars. A chaotic, fatal panorama is painted from the Pacific quake zone.
Walter A. Johnson and partners will relaunch The Four-Track News as The Travel Magazine starting with October, enlarging pages for lavish pictures on fine paper. The publication aims to broaden reader reach and promote travel as practical guidance on when where and how to go, reflecting rising travel interest and affluent readership.
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