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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
1
A brief article reflects on the Fourth of July at Scotland with discussions about flag symbolism. It notes loyalty to American ideals, equal rights and justice, and warns against expediency in war. It mentions Tripp town population figures, a quiz about Alfonso XIII, and a banking order impacting state and national banks.
Citizens urged the railroad commission to order a new brick fireproof depot at Tripp. The commissioners did not grant all requests but ordered remodeling of the old building, adding thirty six feet and arranging two waiting rooms with the ticket office between. A sanitary toilet and a drinking fountain will be installed once the city sewer is completed. The state board of agriculture will assign one delegate per county to the boys state fair camp held during the state fair, with additional delegates for counties with multiple representatives. Boys receive all expenses, free admission to events, and agriculture instruction from qualified instructors.
Lawrence county has spent over a quarter of a million dollars on highways enabling easy access to Deadwood and nearby attractions. A summer outing through the Black Hills is urged, noting a heavy snow last Saturday in the northern Black Hills, four inches to a foot deep on higher ground.
The Presbyterian church will lay its corner stone next Sunday at 11:00 in front of the church with no Sunday school or evening service due to building operations. The Methodist church marks Children’s Day next Sunday with a Sunday school program at 10:30 and special pieces at the evening service.
With no contests only fifteen votes were cast as Philip Becker won another term as director and Dr. G A Landmann was elected to replace O J Bruhn. Professor Ward of the state university and his family visited Freeman to inspect local chalk rock quarries and geological sites. BETTER BE SAFE THAN SORRY Advertises hail tornado and fire insurance. Bon Homme County Bank.
Mrs W E Roberts of Murphryeboro Illinois is visiting at the home of her niece Mrs Lorenzo Hebbert.
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