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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
1
Carrie Nafion travels in Scotland urging locals to quit tea in favor of Dr Bhoop's Health Coffee. She touts a 25 cent package offering 90 cups and a coupon for a No-Drip coffee strainer, promising high satisfaction.
Insurance and tariff debates frame a broad political mix. Basford attacks insurance statements as graft while Carnegie urges no steel tariff. Milwaukee railroad upgrades Mayo with a depot and elevator between Avon and Wagner as federal post savings bank plans spark rural funding concerns. Cummins pushes state depository provision.
Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy is advertised as a safe, drug free relief for tight and distressing coughs. The ad claims natural leaves from a mountainous shrub soothe bronchial membranes and that it is safe for young children. Sold by B W Russell Drug Co.
The next legislature will face requests from state institutions for new buildings and improvements totaling about 1,000,000 dollars. Either institutions or taxpayers must bear the impact. the legislature must decide.
A Vermillion county couple found a freak ear with a hollow core and kernels on the husk. Planting the kernels produced ears identical to the first, with large solid kernels and silks, shown at a Sidell county fair. They plan further cultivation hoping to improve the novelty.
A Rapid City news item reports Mrs Lee Kiley nearly died by drinking carbolic acid after forgery arrests. Also notes Mrs Winifred Smothers Kiley and rapid recovery. An ad touts Dr Kings New Life Pills curing headaches biliousness and malaria at 25c. The South Dakota Horticultural Society sets its annual meeting in Deadwood January 19 to 21, 1909.
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