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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
4
Mrs Lorenzo Hebbert returned from Illinois last Thursday. Mrs Simpson and daughter Miss Mary came from Dell Rapids this week and attended the commencement exercises. Miss Nellie accompanied them home Saturday morning.
In a dated ad Brock Drug & Jewelry promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea to keep the bowels free for a cooler, sweeter feeling during hot weather.
Local notes report visits and births, including W H Miller Mike Zoinowsky and wives visiting friends in Yankton Sunday a daughter born to Leroy Hayes. Several local residents and surrounding towns are mentioned with farm sales and auctions scheduled for June 22.
Diamond Dust Sunday brought a 5 to 2 defeat for Scotland’s first team at Yankton in a close contest. Menno’s squad defeated the Ramblers 5 to 2 on their home lot. Last Wednesday Scotland won 4 to 0 at Tyndall with Holmberg pitching impressively. A planned Scotland versus Greater Sioux Falls clash for tomorrow was canceled by Sioux Falls. Mc Grath returns to first base to cheers from fans.
From the Lesterville Ledger Miss Christina Weidenbach went to Scotland from Plumb last Friday to assist her aunt Mrs Jacob Magstadt for a few days. Reports say many Americans are leaving Germany after many years of residence there, but we do not hear of many Germans leaving America.
From the Tripp Ledger J K Mayer spent Sunday in Scotland visiting Mr Glasman. Mr Glasman returned to Tripp with him for a visit. The Ledger editor has been ap pointed by Gov Byrne as a dele gate to the International Press Congress to be held in San Francisco July 5 to 10. Mesdames Fred Rhornbacher and Otto Becker of Scotland vis ited this week at the home of Tony Diehl. Their sister Mrs Wm O Neill left this week for Moline Ill to join her husband who had employment there.
Stillman Pike aided in printing the Independent during editor Dvorak’s absence as the Register notes a July Fourth celebration planned by a citizenry meeting. A committee solicited funds Thursday morning and reported good progress while residents plan to visit the county seat on July 4. Dr. Moore has returned home from a Chicago hospital to Bronx Falls, reported as out of danger.
Dr. D. T. Robertson, a recognized authority on Mexican life and troubles, is described as a man of the people with strong personality and platform ability. He has traveled extensively in Mexico and offers authoritative, well illustrated insights likely to hold a busy listener’s attention.
A historic sermon condemns woman suffrage as a violation of divine order. It rebukes attempts to amend the original covenant between God, Adam, and Eve, warning that empowering women could lead to societal ruin and a wandering, forsaken path for mankind. The speaker invokes biblical precedent to argue suffrage destabilizes civilization.
P. P. Claxton argues for equalizing school terms nationwide. He notes city terms average 185 days while rural districts average 138, with some states near 100. He urges extending rural terms to 180 days or more, aligning with longer terms used in several states and other countries.
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