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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
Trains listed include North West No 1, Passenger ub No 3, No 97, Way Freight No1, Time Freight W D Grirrirus agent. Read as a timetable snippet showing line names and service designations.
Senator Kittredge addressed a full Scotland hall last Saturday, praising Roosevelt’s principles and urging Taft as his successor. He defended his senatorial record on issues from Bristol and Smoot to Panama and railroads, citing official sources, and urged state rate and bank reform while noting tax and appropriation concerns for 1907.
The Argus Leader notes that in fourteen years only five deficiency levies were needed to pay off a Taylor defalcation of 367000 and about 800000 in bonded debt, totaling over a million dollars. It contrasts Crawfordism’s early two-year period, which could push state debt toward about half a million, questioning taxpayers’ tolerance.
Hon Jacob Schneidt a notable Menno business leader and state board of charities and corrections member died suddenly at his home on Wednesday morning after weeks of improving health. He suffered heart failure and passed away promptly.
The Stalwart administration failed to settle 1906 state warrants then sold them to a Chicago bank at 7 percent. The present administration imposed a 1 mill tax to cover the deficiency. Warrants were outstanding Jan 1, 1907, but taxes due to cover the debt were levied later. bonds paid by Stalwart era totaled $220,525.81 with a cash balance of $66,936.76 by June 30, 1907. Also a reader essay on a valuable lesson and Dr King’s New Life Pills anecdote with 25 cent guarantee.
The Pioneers Association of Bon Homme County Dakota urges a popular subscription to build a monument at the first Dakota schoolhouse site in Bon Homme 1860. Teachers will lead fund drives, collecting from pupils and residents, with subscriptions sent to Secretary F A Morgan in Tyndall and treasurer FoF Chiadet. Citizens urged to contribute, exhibitions and socials suggested, current balance $100.
Wm. A. Fertwell of Lucama North Carolina reports a remarkable recovery after using fewer than three bottles of Electric Bitters He suffers Brights disease in the diabetes stage and says the tonic has halted his liver and bladder problems He believes it will cure him permanently and assures the druggists guarantee and price of 50 cents.
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