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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1916

Page

7

Governor Ziebach visits Yankton amid river crossing tale

The Yankton Press & Dakotan reports Governor and Mrs. Ziebach in the city for several days visiting relatives. He recalls crossing the Niobrara by skiff through thick ice, joking that it rivaled famous river crossings. The piece ties in local society, education plans, and community notices from Tyndall to Springfield.

Yankton Press & Dakotan Ziebach Niobrara Washington Delaware Eliza Ohio Springfield Times Monfore Ruth California Eugene Colburn Sioux City Geo. W. Snow Dell Rapids Odd Fellows’ Home Board H.J Rice Huron Carrie M. Cleveland Carthage Thompson G. E Helle Berg F. M. Rohrabacher Bronx City

Car load shipment and farm accident notes from Tabor Independent

The record reports a car load of white face baby cattle shipped to Chicago. It also mentions injuries in hometown farming: Frank Hideky lost a finger in a shelling accident and Frank Kovalik damaged a hand while working on his farm, with further details pending.

Vern Maupin Avon Maupin Burns Drug Store I. M. McCullough Telephone Exchange Tyndall Murphy Hill McCullough Tabor Roge Chet Chicago Frank Hideky Yankton Frank Kovalik Ginger

No clear single headline from the farm scene description

A fragmented column describes farm life east of town with names such as Tripp Ledger Lucile Brubn and Clarence Stark visiting parents, and scenes of baby bath baskets, artificial flowers as centerpieces, lace and ribbon pincushions, dressing table decor, and a decorative pin tree crafted from ribbons, cork, and skewers as a holiday gift guide.

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Balzer Drug CO NYAL Scotland South Dakota Tyndall Register Elmer Bussey Bon Homme Madison Bussey Springfield Tripp Gregory Mdellette Bonthern State Normal New City Misa Sadie Thomas The Tyndall Tribune Hutchinson Herald Hird Robert Hermann Menuo Karl Gall John Frasch Lydia Redmann Rochester Minn F. H. Mettler Jr John Schnabel Mara Parkston Barker Homer Stickney Henry Baisch R W. Baisch Wm. F. Selhimister Schrierer Bootland Will Lucile Brubn Schmiedt & Co Clarence Stark Milwaukee Mrs Louis Stark Pressnte Fur Baby
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