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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
An old-time ad decries salts and castor oil as harsh and damaging to digestion. It praises a palatable tablet advertised as a safe laxative and liver regulator, claiming easy use and a money-back offer. The text directs readers to Chicago or New York for purchase.
A fragmentary old magazine page blends a melodramatic aid tragedy with social humor and advertisements. It sketches a poor young woman dazzled by an older man, a typewriter ribbon moment, tales of milk adulteration tricks, and brief bits on consumer products and routines alongside a weathered satire about moving and judgment. The tone mirrors a late era tabloid collage.
Farmers shift from raising all calves to relying on cow herds and mature purchases. Emphasis on breeding good brood mares, buying heavy draft mares at Chicago yards, and breeding to strong stallions. Advice on early alfalfa cutting, careful weed management, and multiple cuttings after year one. Beneficial effects of applying barnyard manure on clover observed.
Bran prices rise making alfalfa a cheaper protein source for dairies. An acre yields 1.5 to 2 tons of alfalfa versus one ton of bran, with alfalfa costing under $10 per ton and bran about $20. The article discusses growing alfalfa, dairy profitability, and feeding strategies including cottage cheese prep, sheaf oats, and herd management to improve milk production and reduce costs.
A small town scene unfolds as King Leopold is recognized by a merchant in a public park after a ride. The merchant, from Indiana, bows in recognition, prompting a tense exchange as he insists he does not bow to the king. A Utah pioneer recounts a rem of illness and recovery with Doan's Kidney Pills, praising their effect after years of trouble.
A garbled collage mentions town life, a mean neighbor, honesty, and aging, then shifts to a bond offer by The Title Guaranty & Surety Co. with Scranton roots, and ends with a Crushed dialogue about debts and social manners in a reflective tone.
Fragmented OCR text describes a dubious medical potion marketed by a man named Raruieg Beers. It hints at a planned investigation of his formula and alleges the remedy targets women’s ailments with dubious claims. The passage references endorsements and a faux charitable motive while criticizing affordability and composition.
The report notes expansion of a new wheat growing region to 19 markets aided by railways. It mentions three major railway companies pushing growth and references immigration officials in Ottawa and various named individuals and addresses, indicating official oversight and broader governance of the project.
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