01 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1911
Page
1
Reverend E. H. Horton PhD pastor leads Sabbath worship and Sunday school with evening services and prayer conference times listed. An advertisement promotes Merital Pile Remedy as a distinct blood-acting treatment available through Bruhn & Stonebraker.
Friends and supporters of Huron College are congratulated as the Rockefeller endowment fund pledges $100,000 to increase the college endowment. The gift is conditioned on the college raising a matching amount, which has been pursued for months and is nearly pledged.
Notice of a special election in Scotland City Bon Homme County South Dakota on June 22 1911 to authorize issuing five thousand dollars in bonds for a steel waterworks tower and tank. Bonds run up to twenty years with options after five years and interest not above five percent. Polls open 9 am to 4 pm at ward locations City Hall tin shop Main Street Queal Lumber office. Dated May 28 1911.
Abraiding in Dakota life long politician Hon Abe Boynton of Wagner died suddenly of heart disease Tuesday. The article also notes the supreme court ruling declaring the tobacco trust a restraint of trade, the impending indictments of the lumber and steel trusts, and the interstate commerce commission decision on grain freight rates. Thomas Sterling resigns as dean of the law school to pursue a U S senate bid. Yankton College marks its fiftieth territorial anniversary with a joint celebration aligned to the event.
The article notes the warma havoc re planted fields, a light plum crop due to late frost, and discussions of Dean Sterling possibly entering the U S Senate race. Gov Vessey jokes about politics during crop growth while praising crop prospects and harmony. An advertisement touts Meritol Digestive Tonic as a trusted remedy for dyspepsia and nervous complaints from a local drug firm.
A survey of mother lore across cultures describes beliefs on guiding a baby’s future. Spanish and Turkish customs, coin and loaf rites, christening luck, and amulets figure in early protection. Traditions from Spain, Turkey, Hindus, Arabs, Persians, and Belgium link symbols to fortune, fate, and safety.
A scrambled miscellany recounts a German remedy for constipation and gas, with Brubn and Stonebraker praising Adler ika as a rapid aid. The piece alternates with brief, quippy courtroom vignettes about jail excuses and a probate notice in South Dakota.
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