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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement touts Merital Pile Remedy as a universal treatment used externally and internally. It claims to cleanse the blood and dispel disease, produced and guaranteed by the American Drug and Press Association and sold at Brahn & Stonebraker's.
The long reigning Gov Diaz, forced to re sign as governor of Mexico after thirty years, travels to Spain. He was the man of the hour and would have earned fame if he died ten years ago. Now it remains to see if Madero can lead as civil ruler in the present hour.
May saw 424 new automobiles registered, bringing the state total to 9 672. The penitentiary holds 224 inmates, 220 men and 4 women, with full occupancy. Prison industries employ 65 in the twine plant and 85 in the shirt factory. The direct vote for U S senators faces a senate decision June 12 and likely approval if no major opposition. Attorney General Wickersham, once a corporation attorney, now pursues criminal charges against Standard Oil and Tobacco trust officers based on prosecutions. The railroad board at Tyndall set a final hearing May 15 on Dakota Central Telephone rate rise. President French of Huron College returns with a NY grant of 100 000 for endowment. total fund is 342 520 with 167 480 still needed before November first.
The Mitchell Clarion and Sioux Falls Press defend Judge Elliott's fitness based on character, not occupation, while criticizing Progressive papers for disqualifying him for being connected to the Milwaukee Road. The text also notes an earthquake felt across eastern South Dakota and Nebraska, with damage reported in Huron.
An old time ad claims Meritol Chocolate Granules fix stomach and liver disorders and boost spirits. Bruhn & Stone are listed as exclusive agents for the product.
A week of events in Yankton celebrates the Dakota Territory anniversary with Governor Vessey speeches and open air performances. The schedule includes college commencement rites, base ball, camp fires, Shakespeare, a historic pageant, a barbecue, parades, and a closing day of festivities for old settlers. A separate public notice sets June 22 1911 for Scotland South Dakota bond election to fund waterworks tower and tank with five percent interest and twenty year maturity.
Advertisement promotes a German mixture called Adler ika with buckthorn bark glycerine as an instant relief for constipation sour stomach and gas. It claims the single dose antisepticizes digestive organs and eliminates impurities with Bruhn and Stonebraker druggists endorsing it.
Geo W Egan plans a campaign kickoff speech in Yankton next Tuesday evening June 6 backed by limited state support. Only four papers back his bid for governor the American Republic his own paper and three Yankton county papers Lesterville Ledger Gayville Observer and Trens News. He aims to start where media attention will be strongest.
The Columbian, one of Milwaukee’s new steel trains on the Puget Sound extension, derailed at Maldson Waeh on its first trip. The incident killed five passengers and two trainmen.
The note states a willingness to perform various team tasks. It emphasizes preparedness, adaptability, and cooperative effort to support group projects and shared goals. A concise aim is to contribute effectively in diverse team environments.
John Ganske, visiting on Monday, inserted a lease notice for 45 acres of corn in AMOS STAFFORD office. He recently bought an 80 acre farm near Kaylor and will move next week. Joseph Wallach sold 117 acres near the old Polish church to Joseph V. Hladky for 8500 dollars. land had no improvements.
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