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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
1
Texas reports the largest wheat crop on record at about 40 000 bushels with Kansas also yielding a sizeable crop. A Senate peace treaty hearing draws Irish delegates support, while German American groups urge rejection citing fear of a world autocracy and lingering Bolshevik influence.
Dick Richards argues wary use of home search powers under the dry law while authorities fear losing leverage if denied. The White Hussars, a nine woman act, open for the Chautauqua on Joy Night from Vawter folks, featuring Sousa marches, vocal numbers, and a fife and drum set. Ralph Dunbar, ex-Dunbar Quartet head, coaches the group and has produced notable ensembles for Chautauqua events.
Senators Lodge and Borah reported copies circulating in the United States while the senate only had a summary. The government printing office promptly set the 100,000 word document into type for 64 pages in the congressional record. Open covenants openly arrived at is challenged as the full text reveals sweeping provisions beyond the summary.
The Sioux City Tribune argues that big business backs a covenant to rescue Europe by taxpayer funded loans. It questions government guarantees for billions to rebuild bankrupt European economies and secure American investments, calling it poor peacetime policy without security for loans.
A debate over the czar of Russia’s fate continues as conflicting reports question whether a Bolshevik bullet ended his life or if trusted aides died in his stead. The tale compares him with the drowned dauphin, John Ord, and Count Tatichey, all rumored to live clandestinely far from exiled fortunes.
The board met to adjournment with W A Cobb Charles Dirke Frank Daub L Patter son Jos V Wagner Stanley Kramar County Auditor and L A Eads Sheriff present. Jacob Finck was granted permission to install a 36 inch culvert for a hog run across the highway at his expense and to maintain the road in its prior condition. Several bills were approved on the county fund for various individuals with amounts listed.
May fee receipts total 81.20 for Clerk of Courts and 12.80 for Register of Deeds approved. Commissioner salary and mileage bills passed for Cobb Daub Dirke Patterson Wagner and others, with adjournment sine die. Attested by Cobb and Kramar.
The excerpt discusses distributing burdens across many shoulders to keep society functioning. It emphasizes personal responsibility and the difficulty when individuals refuse to bear their share, noting the discipline of life and collective effort.
A fragment advises in home care that facing the window reduces suffering, urging care in sick room posture and environmental setup for relief.
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