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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
1
Shipping notice lists Mitchell Line freight and passenger numbers, including No. 8 and No. 63, with time freight details tied to W. D. Griffiths. The fragment indicates connections to freight and passenger timetables and related identifiers.
The Retail Merchants' association plans a Mitchell meeting January 15 to 17. Sen Kittredge seeks federal inquiry into lumber price rises and potential trust. Turner county farmers win top Great Northern prizes. Legislature may elect state board of regents to curb political influence. Dr. Chamberlain's remedy praised for a baby's bronchitis. President's power over army officers debated. Doane Robinson reports 1906 wealth growth in South Dakota with per capita estimates near $300. Excursion rate to Mitchell for Corn Growers' Association event noted.
The Anti Saloon League seeks to amend the license law by adding a county local option. Precincts reportedly oppose licenses and promoters believe farming voters can swing defeats in cities and towns. Critics question enforcement and warn a wasted law if the farming element backers fail to enforce it as the prohibition act.
The South Dakota Corn Growers Association holds its first Mitchell meeting December 18 to 20, 1906 with corn school lectures by A N Hume and J S Cole, addresses by A S Chamberlain and Hume, music segments, and discussions on seed, rotation, and corn improvements. Excursion rates expected. contact H C Warner or A E Chamberlain for details.
The Bluffton Banner offers a moral exhortation urging readers to return home in various moods from seeking consolation and reform to showing best behavior and generosity. It ends with a sales pitch for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and notes it is sold by all druggists.
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