Local notes from The Citizen-Republican era
Mrs. 0 J Dickson returns from Yankton hospital and Max Levison visits from New Jersey. Scotland faces Tyndall on Decoration Day in a 17 to 2 ninth inning game. Dr Church and family depart for Ra villa near Water town. Dr Jasmann reports 61 bass from Morkel's Lake. Pittsburg Electric Weld wire fencing arrives. promotions urge purchases. Memorial Day band performance impressed. Parkin leads improved band. Guster Grosz remains hospitalized after horse incident. Local building projects and farm plans noted. Armour game ends 9 to 2. next game at Tyndall. Watermelon plans spark melon seed program with 48,000 hills and 25c fee. Miss Margaret Plattner returns from Goodrich teaching, Miss Nelson to New Mexico. Goodrich school board cuts salaries. Miss Plattner offered job in Missoula. Displays feature Comfort Riverside shirts at Felton's. Tomlinson and Hayous head to Stanley County for summer work.
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Armour
Armour High School
Tyndall
Alex Brown
Ass Aviation
Margaret Plattner
Goodrich
N. D
Nelson
New Mexico
Plattner
Missoula
Mont
Memorial Services in Scotland Honor Blue and Gray Veterans
Memorial services were held Tuesday under the Ladies Relief Corps with crowds filling the opera house and cemetery. The day closed with a monument service for the unknown dead as aging veterans and local residents reflected on the Civil War, while nearby notes mention visitors, farm news, and a sermon by Rev R M Hardman titled The Blue and the Gray.
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Ladies’ Relief Corps
Opera House
Relief Corps
Scotland
R. M. Hardman
Springfield
Episcopal Church
Presbyterian Church
Virginia
Uncle Hiram Warns Stevey on Vanity and Self-Belief
Uncle Hiram speaks to his nephew Stevey about vanity versus true self-belief. He argues vanity soothes wounds and fuels hope, yet warns homely people may overestimate looks while lacking real courage. He stresses that genuine belief, not vanity, powers real achievement.
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Hiram
Stevey
Stephen
Belief in Yourself Drives Steady Self-Improvement
A speaker taunts complacency urging Stevey to act boldly and gain strength through repeated effort. He emphasizes wholehearted belief in oneself as the key to advancing in life and retaining time for harmless vanity.
Seditious Tattooing Case From Metz Stirs German Police
M Schneider, a Lorraine resident, was arrested during a pro French demonstration in Metz. While undergoing anthropometric measurement his body revealed seditious tattoos reading Vive la France and a jab at Prussia. Police examined whether the phrases were ever displayed in public, risking six weeks imprisonment if proven to have frequented the public baths.
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Lorraine
M. Schneider
Metz
France
Prussia
Cash Valuation in a Backroom Debate over Votes
A man dismisses the idea of monetary influence on votes, stating a dollar per vote is not enough to be worth mentioning. The other party responds with a sharp retort about sensitivity and financial conduct. The exchange highlights concerns over corruption and the value of influence in elections.
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Norman Rapalee
Sir Montello
Milwaukee
Yankton,s. D
David Roberts
Roberts
Peueres
Wisconsin
Brett Hig
R. W. Russell Drug CO
the Citizen-Republican
P. A. Bliss
Boorzany
Logal News
J. Dickson
Yankton Hospital
Max Levison
Here
New Jersey
Bartha Simmons
Sioux City
Har
Elenry Baisch
Pittsburg
Parkin
Guster Grosz
David
South Iobtown
Peter Gemar
Goo
Prank Blambagen
Selton's
R. W. Baily
Des Moines Bridge & Iron Co
Onida
Daniel Sharp
Brookings
Olivet
Oluett Peabody and Riverside
Félton’s
John Foley
Miss Meisenholder
Parkston
John Schmierer
Fullerton Lumber Co
Fred Krieger
Rev. Krieger
Tripp
Prof
Stuart
Logan
Iowa
Berry
Pons
Gustav Grosz
Jasmann
Vancouver
B. C
Mr. Aug. Clausen
A. L. Joes
Poplar Street
A. Ti. Parmenter
Fred Calhoun
Ashton
W. 8. Brant
Pacific Coast
Jas
Meighen
Robert Dollard
Santa Monica
Yankton
Becker Bros.co
Ff. Beckers Presideny
Philip Engel Camhien
F-Becker
Philip Engel
John Becker
N. Serrir
German Bank OF Scotland
Frank Wanek
S. Oak
Main Street
L. C. Colgan
Gano's
Star Express
Dray & Line
L. McLachlan
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