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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1920
Page
4
Classified cattle listing shows 16 cows many fresh soon with a 7 year old heifer and a 2 year old white face bull. Also mention of steers and 26 spring calves and 23 shoats in the same agricultural notice.
Classified listing details a large assortment of farm implements and gear including Case and John Deere engines plows disc harrows seeders corn planters hoes cultivators rakes mowers binders wagons hay loaders engines and related items. Also includes grain equipment barrels harness harness gear separators farmhouse goods and seed oats with several hundred bushels of cobs noted.
The Gipizen-Republican notes social visits and holiday travels around Scotland and nearby towns. Varied short items include Philip Schmidt visiting friends, Miss Bliss and Miss Haage in Sioux City, John Weiland’s Christmas with family, and multiple trips to see relatives in LeeTerville Parkston and Sioux Falls. A farm sale by W.S. Lovell and an egg and cream producer notice appear among community hints and local ads. The piece also covers optical exam info, local hospitality, and a large wedding anniversary gathering at W. A. Cobb’s home with guests from nearby towns.
An image of an American feeding kitchen in wartime eastern Europe highlights how relief funds for children are exhausted. The European Relief Council unites eight major American relief groups American Relief Administration American Red Cross American Friends Service Committee Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Federal Council of Churches Knights of Columbus YMCA and YWCA appeal to the American public to prevent a halt in aid to vulnerable children.
A broad call urges the United States to provide 28 million dollars for child food and 10 million for medical services to save 8.5 million European children in peril this winter. The appeal, signed by relief groups and led by Herbert Hoover, stresses nonpolitical aid and a generous U.S. contribution backed by parallel support from governments and local efforts.
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