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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1920
Page
2
Secretary Wilson rejects a pantered poster appealing to workers noting patches on overalls offend union men. Comments spread on labor state sharing, housing, and currency policy while immigration and anti alien sentiment draw concern from senators and inspectors.
John Heintz of Marion found guilty of firing on Sheriff during December incident over boot possession in Marion. Trial heard two shots, one to arm and one to leg, with Sheriff Karp attempting to arrest Heintz amid a booze dispute nationwide.
Elk Point plans a big Union County club rally day June 16 at the courthouse. Exhibits include sewing, stock judging contests, corn and grain judging, games, a noon picnic, and an evening banquet. River Sioux Park to host a three day July 3 4 6 picnic at Richland summer resort.
Miss Rongstad, former district home demonstration agent, has been appointed state home demonstration center leader with headquarters at Wootton. A native of the state, she graduated from Mitchell School and studied home economics at Dakota Wesleyan, Valparaiso, and Lewis Institute. She has taught in rural schools and was a home economics instructor in an Iowa high school. She knows South Dakota conditions well and will lead girls and women’s work statewide.
A county board approves a project to drain two lakes amid prior drainage efforts. Officials note past attempts and outline steps for the new plan, including timelines and potential impacts on local water management.
A partial dispatch from Deadwood notes a Hancock murder case set to begin Monday in federal court. The report also covers multiple arraignments and guilty pleas including unlawful cane purchase and assault with a deadly weapon, along with other South Dakota legal notices and local incidents.
Professor V C Coulter of State Teachers College Warrensburg Mo was unanimously chosen president of Sioux Falls College at a board meeting He has headed the English department for 11 years and served at Red Cross headquarters in Washington during the war Also noted a bootlegging case involves a $200 fine and 30 day jail term suspended for good behavior
Andrew L Lee former governor of South Dakota and Myrtle Shepard 43 daughter of Mrs Margaret Shepard of Watertown were quietly married at the Shepard home. They will reside in Vermilion and depart for an eastern trip.
Sioux Falls South Dakota June 4 The question of consolidating St Olaf s and Grace Lutheran churches into one English speaking church has agitated members of St Olaf s For months discussions have occurred with committee conferences and propositions proposed to unite the congregations into a single church.
In Sioux Falls the fifth annual convention of the South Dakota Bakers Association opens this afternoon with an address of welcome by John Cleaver, president of the chamber of commerce. About 50 bakers expected. officers include President George Ivey of Milbank and a secretary treasurer.
Verne Ross, bound over at Winner on a murder charge in W Kennedy case, appeared before the supreme court on a writ of habeas corpus seeking bail after the committing officer refused. The court granted bail in the amount of 25,000 dollars with conditions to be set by the sheriff.
The article explains how flour value now hinges on gluten content and bread quality. It discusses wheat types like dark northern spring, soft winter, Marquis, and the fight against Velvet Chaff and Red Durum, noting their suitability for bread or poultry feed.
The piece argues Chinese manners blend politeness with cheerfulness amid crowded life. It notes formality in Japan drawn from China, two paths of social behavior, and cites incidents in Peking and Manchuria illustrating aid or indifference. It suggests hypocritical not, yet population stress shapes friendliness and helpfulness.
The article extols reading aloud to children as a bond between adult and child and a catalyst for lifelong learning. It argues early exposure to stories shapes taste for nature history and science and warns against bookless homes and lack of parental companionship. It notes misperceptions about cost and time.
An account from the Salt Lake Tribune discusses the near total destruction of the Lebanon cedars during World War I. Turks used the trees for fuel on locomotives and conquest followed, with military necessity driving the loss of forests said to be nearly 3000 years old.
Individual trees reached girths of 42 feet and heights around 90 feet. The broad spread of their branches, taller than their trunks, left a profound impression on observers.
The Outlook argues for houseboats on the Harlem river within New York City boundaries. Boats offer modern conveniences and a $10 monthly rent, with mooring at a wharf near trains or trolleys. The piece extols isolation, river views, and the primal pull of retreat from urban life.
An account from the Manchester Guardian recounts the Swedish royal family’s voyage to England. Princess Cecilia, daughter of King Eric XIV, stipulated a London visit for marriage hopes and set out with King Gustavus Adolphus’s son, enduring storms and delays before finally arriving in London in September 166.
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