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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
3
A show manager and a bell-ringer clash over seating in a small town. The bell-ringer insists he must have seats or the bell will toll endlessly, claiming the bell is next door and protected by the curfew. The story appears in the New York Post and illustrates showtime tensions.
The American Legion Weekly column notes a player’s passing style and a teammate’s comment about bold plays. It reflects on football or basketball culture and how free passes or shots were viewed.
A Browning of Browning's Magazine notes a playful leap year pledge where a potential groom plans to pop the question if the bride’s father prompts the betrothal. The quip reflects social dating customs and humor of the period.
A fragmented line questions jurors and storytellers asking why they are called talesmen and if audiences have heard the tales used to seek excuse. The wording hints at a courtroom or literary debate about narration and blame within a trial context.
A humorous moment unfolds as a wife asks her husband to raise the hammock while he muses on how much money could be earned. The dialogue captures domestic banter in a Boston Evening Transcript item.
A collage of notes on social critics and industry reports describes attitudes toward wealth and monopoly, then shifts to a New York Times piece on oceanic products from sharks and porpoises. It notes leather, oil from shark liver, and by products aiding cheap goods, plus the shift away from land animal hides.
Kanred hopes spark a nationwide wheat shift as Kansas scientists tout kanred as resistant to rust and better in yield. The plan aims to seed 6 to 7 million acres, with pure seed replanting coordinated by the Kansas Crop Improvement Association in the hard wheat belt.
Fremont Nebraska July 1 After winning thousands of dollars in fees from Snyder villagers the so called Princess Warhoochee Aryerno claimed royal Hindu blood and was arrested for practicing medicine without a license. Bail set at 1000 with preliminary hearing next Saturday. Local accounts say she diagnoses cases in dreams and prescribes remedies.
Spa July 14 The allies served an ultimatum on the German delegation at the conference here late today demanding by 2 pm tomorrow the delivery of 2 000 000 tons of coal monthly. If not met the Germans will face measures to enforce treaty terms.
A Iowa Nebraska Minnesota wholesale grocers association files suit alleging manufacturers conspired to boycott nonmembers. The claim states members sought to bar dealers not in the association from fair dealings or sales on preferred terms. The filing argues manufacturers retain right to set terms and choose customers.
In Longview Texas on a Sunday dispute over a pistol led L. G. G. and his nephew George Green to fire single barrel shotguns at each other. Both men died as the elder Green's body was found with 64 shot wounds the other eight hit George Green. The chronicle notes the July date and the local tragedy.
Paris July 13 The illness of President Deschanel raises talk of measures if he cannot govern. A temporary vice presidency was discussed but not adopted as parliament weighs next steps. Names cited include Premier Millerand Leon Bourgeois Raoul Peret Georges Leygues and General De Castelnau.
O Neall Nebraska July 13 The Palmer Bank of Page state bank is closed Monday morning on the advice of Senator James A Donahoe counsel for the stockholder The state banking board was requested to take charge Eugene Smith president of the bank was found dead in a cow pasture near Page Tuesday morning last week Experts from other Nebraska banks who have been going over the bank hooks since Smiths death found irregular conditions including a balance in Sioux City where none was there A bank examiner is expected to arrive Tuesday
In Allentown Pennsylvania on July 12 a shooting spree left three dead in 24 hours. Angelo Masona, a leader in the Italian colony, killed his son-in-law and injured his wife and daughter before refusing to explain. Hours later two sisters Armel Gorgodian and Char Davis were shot to death by an unknown assailant behind their home.
West Palm Beach July 13 Circuit Judge EL B Donny ruled Crocker not mentally competent to manage his finances dissolving an injunction from March Crocker’s sons and daughters involved in the action France expects to pay 60 062 000 francs to operate the Bovecament this year
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