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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
1
The attorney general outlines a phased license system where existing car owners must license by July 1 paying 3 and new cars start January 1 with 6 and vehicles over five years old at 8. It notes no exemption from regular car property tax and describes an extra 38 a0 fee for operating a buzz wagon, with little justification found.
Thirty Nebraska editors gathered in Omaha occupying as many pulpits last Sunday. President Gault of the State University resigns after seven years, during which the university improved in attendance and quality. The Plankinton Mail notes the June 17 school election and new nomination filing deadlines. Aberdeen Normal school seeks two years of university work, delaying law effect past the next general election.
A 1909 discussion cites Secretary Lane's alignment with Secretary Fisher and Taft on government policy, railroads, and Alaska ownership. The Roosevelt libel suit against a Marquette editor is described as largely—though not entirely—vindicated, with commentary on Roosevelt's temperance claims and public perception.
Readers are urged to secure Chautauqua tickets as part of the annual statement release. The document details the 1912 year ending December 31 for multiple insurers, including The National Surety Company and Springfield Fire and Marine, outlining capital stock, ledger assets, income, disbursements, and liabilities.
Tickets for Chautauqua are now on sale at all stores per the Tyndall Register. Mrs Dick Walizer was hospitalized in Sioux City after a sudden appendicitis attack this week. Mrs Waltzer plans Sioux City move as daughter Miss Mary joins the Journal office. Orton Bros staged a small circus in Tripp Monday night. Oloria Ehresmann reports dog losses from cholera. A Scotland Chautauqua program runs June 14 and is expected to benefit attendees.
An old advert for Meritol Tonic Digestive promotes it as a great rejuvenator and builder that tones the system improves appetite aids digestion and cleanses impurities. Brock Drag Co. is listed as exclusive agents.
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