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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
4
The Scotland South Dakota city council held a special session to grant licenses for intoxicating liquors to F Zolnowsky Kostlan and Hujer, and Martin Remboldt, with set fees and conditions. A subsequent regular meeting approved bills, ordered bids for a ditch dig, and granted Hackett a pool hall license pending investigation.
On motion the city auditor issued to Moses Hackett a license to operate five pool tables and two ten pin alleys at Lot 13 Block 18 Scotland. License fee set at five dollars per pool table and per ten pin alley, with closing time ten PM on weekdays and all day Sunday. License subject to forfeiture for noncompliance with ordinances and state law. minors under eighteen may loiter or play. Meeting adjourned.
The Iowa Illinois Picnic will be held in East City Park on Wednesday June 12. Posters will announce the full program once completed in a few days. Arrangements for a royal good time are under way and everyone should attend. Gamble leads Sterling for U S senator in latest returns though Byrne margins show otherwise. Seaterville Ledger editor criticized for guessing.
Richard Harding Davis recalled a South American tale at a Philadelphia club luncheon. He said Buenos Aires fined 50 dollars for any man who accosted a woman, making the city safer, though admiring youths still murmur of wealth as a lure.
Harper's Weekly notes that most animals excel in water compared to humans. The rhinoceros, hippopotamus, Indian elephant, elk, and reindeer are strong swimmers, with the polar bear described as the best overall. Squirrels can swim swiftly when placed in water, and even typically land birds may swim if submerged.
An essay urging homes to be centers of service not self, preserving old ideals of hospitality. It advocates sharing the home, inviting young people away from home to relieve loneliness and temptation, and sustaining uplifting practices within family life.
Not what we give but what we share shapes home life. The home is the main shield of civilization, and wealth or poverty size matters little. choice and exclusion define the space. Our best selves enter the home, shaping children and the community, even as modern life pulls us toward endless amusements.
In Oklahoma the Osage people adopt telephones, moving from prairie signals to electric transmitters. Chief White Eagle spearheads the change, convincing neighbors of the system’s benefits as lines extend to central and homes.
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