The Citizen Republicar June 16 1921 issue note
The June 16 1921 edition of The Citizen Republicar lists subscription price at 22.00 PEF. It provides no further news content or summaries beyond billing and masthead.
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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
8
The June 16 1921 edition of The Citizen Republicar lists subscription price at 22.00 PEF. It provides no further news content or summaries beyond billing and masthead.
Qualified voters of Independent School District No. 32 Milltown Hutchinson County South Dakota are alerted to the annual election on June 21 1921 at Milltown school house. One Board of Education seat to fill with term expiring 1924. Polls open 9 a m close 6 p m. Bardin chair and Shabino clerk.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a rural carrier exam for Hutchinson County on June 25, 1921 at Parkston and Scotland. Positions in Menuo Olivet and Tripp and future rural routes carry wagon and motor route salaries from 1800 to 2600 annually, with scale per mile beyond 24. Open to men and women meeting domicile and other requirements. women may apply only as widows of armed forces members or if not otherwise disqualified by military service. Application Form No 1977.
A certificate of nomination notes that a petition was presented and filed for the Milltown Independent District No 32 in South Dakota. It states the annual election will be held on Tuesday June 20 at the Milltown School with polls opening at 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Larbham is clerk.
Emerson Mattheis of Dubuque Iowa visited relatives in the area during the past week. Elsie Wadel was a dinner guest at the Kayser home Sunday. Frieda Mattheis arrived from Waverly Iowa after attending Wartburg College last year and will stay with her parents through the summer. August Kayser and family took Isilda Tripon to Tripp Sunday evening. she boarded a train for Town. Tripon taught in District 40 this past year. Karl Kand and family visited the August Kayser home Tuesday evening. David Wedel and Emanuel Reimann attended Nonpartisan Teague meetings and heard the Townley Langer debate. Christ Rosenau has been on the sick list this past week. Fred Hoenke and family spent Sunday evening at the John Mattheis home.
Hillside residents recount Sunday fishing with nearly the entire community taking part and reporting good luck. Emanuel Mattheis hosts visits to and from neighbors including Rev R Klaudt John Beiswinger and O Olawsky, with county agent George B Bernard stopping by. Mattheis unveils a new hay unloading contraption using a 40 foot pole and block and tackle, loading entire loads at once.
Dr Marrett of Oxford argues in a Psychology and Folklore book that the Australian bushman uses ritual incantations and a symbolic crystal to drive out the disease causing crystal from a patient’s head. The act, though occult, is practiced with moral intent and relies on self initiated training.
The piece traces humor from tribal nursery to mature satire. Children laugh at simpler jokes while adults grasp subtler tones in Swift and Goldilocks like tales. Laughter scales with mental development and social context, with crowds favoring coarser humor over individual wit.
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