For Sale Slightly Used Ford Truck and Local Musings
In town Saturday F L Wheeler and W C Poppe, Plumb's general merchant, display a Ford truck for sale. Mrs A Cobb plans to visit Sun Prairie Wis next Tuesday. Alfred Jacoba of Bloomfield Neb stops by with brother Hans Jacobs. Mrs John Wittmayer travels to Tyndall to see daughter Katherine, returning next morning. Mrs Roswell and two children visit Leaterville mother Mrs John McKay until week end. University of South Dakota winter term opens January 12, attendance expected large. many students who missed fall term plan January entry per University News Letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wittmayer
Tyndall
Miss Katherine
Roswell
Leaterville
John McKay
University of South Dakota
University
Local residents bid farewell to Haynes in Scotland
Mrs. Fred Rohrabacher and many neighbors greet the New Year as residents share Christmas visits. The C. E. Eccles of Springfield conducts church services while Dr. Kosbs and von travel to New Orleans for health reasons. The community reports a strong holiday trade and notes an auction sale held by W. C. Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Ccles
Springfield
Episcopal Church
H. J. G. Kosbs
Von
Val
New Orleans
B H H. Unruh
Lydia Schaeffer
Kooba
Freeport, Ill
Chicago
W. C. Haynes
Rob’t Berry
Avon
Presbyterian Church
Mitchell
Sabath School
Haynes
Scotland
Methodist Church Notes and Upcoming Services
Church notes list Divine Worship at 10:80, Sunday School at 11:30, Evening Service at 7:30 with welcome extended. Rev. Wm. R. Scott to preach next Sunday at Presbyterian Church 10:30 and 7:30. Music praised. Sunday school 11:45. P C BE at 6:45 p.m. All welcome, especially those not attending elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Pasa the Salt Shorthand Contest Ends in Lively Banter
Two reporters boast of swift shorthand at a meet. One says his fast hand creates a fan-like current of air to pull in readers. The other insists tet paper must be used and re wired to prevent air from blowing it away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Number Two
Australian grave tale ends in wildcat duel at Port Darwin
Alfred Searcy recalls a rough burial in Port Darwin during Australia’s early days. A terrier owner bets on his dog Dick while a wildcat hides in the open grave. The dog fights, but the cat triumphs after delivering severe punishment, the crowd closing in as the burial resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Searcy
Australia
Buffalo Bill
America
Searcy
Port Darwin
Goldfields
Hale
Sunlight as Cure for Tuberculosis Gains Attention
The article details sunray therapy for tuberculosis, noting Swiss success and Dr. Guy Hinsdale's push to establish sanatoriums in sunny southern states. It highlights blue and violet rays as bactericidal, and claims sunlight aids healing of wounds, frostbite, and other lesions through oxidation and blood health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Guy Hinsdale
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Pineapple fiber used for cloth in Philippine islands
The pineapple yields a long fiber with silky luster used to make a valued cloth in the Philippines. The outer skin resists fiber extraction, requiring peeling and hand pulling, a labor intensive process that keeps the fiber costly yet prized by locals and European visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
First Use of Word Jingo in War Echoes
The term jingo arose during the Russo Turkish war from a popular patriotic song that mocked war zeal. It spread through streets and entertainment, influencing public sentiment and later political discourse as Liberal attacks on Tory policy likened it to reckless war rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byingo
Wis
Gladstone
Earl of Beaconsfield
Ancient slang in Egyptology lectures noted by Peet
Manchester Guardian reports T. E. Peet of Manchester University said ancient Egyptians used the verb to do when referring to travel, similar to Americans saying they are doing Paris or London. The remark implies Romans and Hannibal used similar framing for feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Peet
Manchester University
Manchester Guardian
Paris
London
Hannibal
Julius Caesar
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FLOGR
F. L. Wheeler
S, D
Ford
Truck
W. C. Poppe
Plumb’s General Merchant
Alfred Jacoba
Bloomfield, Neb
Hans Jacobs
the Sunshine Pharmacy
NEW Years Greetings
Central Pharmacy
JNO
F. Hirsch
Prop
B. H., Unruh, M. D
Dak
van Ferney
Wicks & Quinn
Dax
James L.meighen
FFICE
Becker
Dray & Express Line
J.J. Cass
Cotland
Western Nat. Bank
So. Dak
Patterson & Schowalter
Palmer Grapuaie
Chiropractic
Cora Patterson
D.C
E, D. Schowalter
Amy N
Fox Yankton, S D
THE
Citizen - Republican
P. A. Bliss
Boltor & Proprietor
Fred Rohrabacher
Yankton
FS. Birkinbine
Mae Dame
Anna Kirkin
Hal Berry
Miasea Iona
Mabel Lee
Kingeburg
Tripp
A H. Sprow
Correctionville
Gev. Schneider
Marion Junction
Moses Hackett
Edward
Theodore Serr
Omaha
Emanuel Dormaier
Centerville
Jae. Reich
Lesterville
L. H. Imig
Menno
F'Siday
Mre. Imig
Mrs. Jurgenson
Mies Ceata Guon
Kennebec
Albert Bertleson
Oliver Sweet
James
Pierre
Vermillion
Wm. Schnaidt
Mr. Schnaidt
M. A. Mason
Wm. Catton Jr
Edward Welk
Mason
Jones
August Hermann
Texas
Mr. Jones
Mr. Hermann
Gus. Baisch
Navy
Washington, D i
Los Angeles
Cal
Hospital Department of the Navy
Arthur Baisch
Washington
Geo. Hird
Floyd Nelle
Titonka
Chris, Dormaier
W. GC. Haynes
J. S. Meyers
Henry Carey
Chas, Maynald
Ethan
Adolph Becker
Anton Chastka
Aleta Novotny
Kate Wittmayer
Ed, Krause
Wittmayer
Ben Hoellworth
Chris
Hoellworth
Freeman
John Kusler
Leighton
Methodist Church
J. W. Zerbe
Terris
Wildcat
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