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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
1
Mrs. 8 Lindsay of Fort William Ontario Canada suffered years with dyspepsia and stomach pains. After using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets on her druggist's advice she reports relief and no further suffering. Sold by W B Diehl Drug Store next to the post office.
J O Mason has sold his Scotland South Dakota photography gallery to Andrew Schmidt. Mason will stay several days to wrap up work then seek a new location, likely Boone or Rock Rapids Indiana. He built a solid local reputation but a recent fire destroyed negatives and stock, prompting the relocation.
A discussion of Earling's Harper's Weekly view on government rate making and its impact on internal commerce. It argues that distance tariffs prevail, with cites to state practice and constitutional implications, noting the difficulty of equalizing rates and the tendency of commissions toward distance-based schemes.
T R Robinson of the Department of Agriculture in Washington outlines soil inoculation with nitrogen in the June Country Calendar. He notes inoculation enables legume growth on previously barren soils and that cultured bacteria often act as efficient nitrogen gatherers.
President Harling defends government rate supervision as not establishing inflexible mileages. Esch Townsend bill grants ICC power to set just and reasonable rates after due process, with court review available. Provisions limit rigid mileage control and emphasize gradual, reviewable reforms.
The author argues for a general power to set rates with corrections for unreasonable or unjust discrimination. Aggrieved parties would appeal to a court established for that purpose, ensuring final decisions within the aggrieved person's lifetime. If railroads truly seek public good, flexible rates may be justified under either system.
William Lovell Finley reports in June Country Calendar how hummingbird eggs appear pink then are replaced by two buglike nymphs with knobbed ends. The bugs grow tiny horns that bloom into brown down and a bill, eyes form, and two young hummingbirds emerge.
An old advertisement promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills as a cure for bowel and stomach issues including headache biliousness and costiveness. Sold at W B Diehl’s drug store for 25 cents with a guarantee.
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