01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
The timetable lists trains on the North West Line No 1 and No 3 with Sunday and freight exceptions and times. It also covers the South East Line No 6 and No 4 with Monday modification and freight times.
Passenger and freight train times listed for north east and south west routes. No. 408 carries passengers at 10 45 A M and freight at 11 30 P M while No. 401 runs at 3 25 P M and freight No. 463 at 8 80 A B W D Garbrrirs Ag.
Obscure civic notice lists Malcolm Munn as a physician and surgeon ready to attend professional calls in Cotland South Dakota. Names Alderm A Jones Roberts Jitsmann and others appear in ward designations with unclear context and addresses.
Dr. T T Church quotes Champ Clark of Missouri as not seeking rule revision despite caucus decisions. Clark, slated for speaker, suggests Democrats will decide policy in caucus. Iowa shows a 10 year population decline unlike other states, with rural losses and cities growing. urged shift toward manufacturing to sustain growth.
Hon Titus E Price of Yankton died last Sunday in Rensselaer Indiana after a nervous collapse. He had lived in Yankton fifteen years and served three terms in the state legislature and was once mayor. The Youth's Companion announces a yearly calendar for subscribers paid for 1911, featuring a watercolor garden scene with Lombardy poplars.
The Bon Homme Congregational church held a special service last Sunday for the 25th anniversary since dedication. The church began in 1877 with its building dedicated November 29, 1885, as Congress prepares tariff notes and local races play out in 1912 politics.
Miss Kitty Welk, once with Goetz Construction Co, now sits at Mrs Carney’s desk at the Anderson Falkenberg store in Yankton and aims to win popularity by filling the vacant chair.
The note expresses ongoing efforts to improve past performance and invites favorable comments. It mentions planning purchasing and work, plus an early visit is advised to review progress.
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