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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
5
The article notes enrollment nearing a hundred mark, new students joining, and sporadic absences. It highlights lectures, a small basement science activity, and a Christmas bazaar at Odd Fellows' Hall with a substantial program. It also reports the death of G W Baker and lists local shopping ads for holiday gifts.
Dr Rosert Jasmann visits and dental services noted. Seagley returns home today. Bulk oysters at B Farzon's. Mr Vanbuskirk of near Spencer Indiana calls on D D Gallo's family and heads to Wolsey with cattle interests. Alfred Brown returns from Chicago with workers to move old post office building to 4th Street for a dwelling.
Wheat and corn prices listed alongside barley figures. Local notices mention Lydia Serr visiting Lesterville, Mrs. Ray Smith arriving from Parkston, tax payments at The First National Bank, road receipts, and Mrs. Hall returning to Des Moines. CG G Max expands Northwestern Brand goods. A infant death of Hayden Raymer is reported with funeral by Rev. Fritz. New York Store promotes candies and nuts with quantities and Sunday School offers.
State Supt. Nash traveled between trains to attend school officers meetings across counties. In Tyndall he spoke at the Bon Homme County gathering with about one hundred officers present and lively discussions on school work. Also promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with a Detroit residen t's testimonial and local sale by W. B. Diehl.
A local advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a remedy for burns, cuts, sores, eczema and piles. It claims quick relief and suggests obtaining it at V. B. Diesl's. A dramatic line about a frightened horse underscores the need for reliable first aid.
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