16 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
1
Reports show representatives debated retaining a clause in the interstate commerce bill that would grant a railroad stock and bond issue oversight to a new commission. Democrats largely opposed it as state sovereignty over charters, leading to a compromise for a commission to investigate and report next session.
Late returns from the primary show a tight, evenly split field among stalwarts and progressives for state offices. Gov Vessey appears renominated by 2000 to 3000 votes, with Burke and Martin leading for Congress. Sugar fraud cases and local county contests add tension as parties seek unity through a harmony movement ahead of July state conventions.
The text questions what defines republicanism within primary elections, arguing that loyalty to a party name may substitute for genuine commitment to republican values. It suggests party branding drives allegiance more than substantive ideals.
A prose piece promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for women to gain health and beauty. It links constipation and kidney issues to pimples, dull skin, and irritability, claiming the tonic regulates digestion and organs, purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and yields a clear complexion and better temper. Sold at Bruhn & Stonsbraker's for 50c.
The Bootland Telephone Co plans a major build in the vicinity to connect Lone Tree Creek residents, excluding Fred Herman and Bros. Estimated auto spending by South Dakota citizens tops two million dollars this season, with many purchases funded by mortgages on homes. Walter Wagner sells 440 acres south of Avon for cheaper land westward, retaining 100 acres alfalfa.
The conservation and development congress will be held in Pierre on June 29 30 and July 1. The event aims to focus attention on conservation needs and development features, urging a shift in agricultural criterion from acres cultivated to crop produced and a move toward better land cultivation to ensure reasonable returns.
Prof. N E Hansen, secretary of the state horticultural society, warns that outsiders sell many Hardy Catalpa trees to Dakota farmers. He says southern origin makes them unsuitable for prairies and should not be planted for timber in South Dakota. He concedes the state's size matters, noting Scotland plants catalpas successfully as shade trees.
Hon J A Pickler one of South Dakota’s first congressmen and a longtime political figure died at his Faulkton home this week.
Marvelous Discoverier touts Dr Kings Discovery as a universal remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup bronchitis and lung trouble. James M Black of Ashe ville N C reports an obstinate cough cured after others failed. 500 and 1.00 trial offer guaranteed by Bruhn Stonebraker.
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