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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
4
In a vintage Brook Drug ad a claim promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a simple way to stay cool during hot weather by keeping the bowels free, promising surprising comfort and sweetness.
Miss Mary Wheeler travels to Armour and Delmont while Aug Nissen and L Spencer return from Mott North Dakota. Fourth of July plans feature O S Branson of Mitchell. A medical burglary and a lab break in are noted. Local crops look promising though corn lags due to cool weather. The Belgian stallion Trompeur 7664 to stand at multiple farms this season.
A clipped entry lists R R Robinson as clerk and F D Wicks as attorney. The brief item appears as a formal designation within a legal or public notice context, noting roles and representation without additional details.
Notice announces weekly Saturday sales offering harness bridles halters shoes nets covers poles and shafts at cost until sold out. The item lists multiple harness goods for consumers seeking affordable equestrian equipment.
This week reports the election of district officers and notices from the county office. It lists Bon Homme district officers, warns about certified teachers, and notes dates for diplomas and bonds. It also mentions teachers attending summer schools in Springfield Yankton Chicago and the Pacific coast and urges boards to vet certificates.
An ad promises heat with coal that is as comforting as eider down. It offers delivery commitment and a ready, responsive service stating we will place coal where you say.
Rud yard Montana writer Ragna' Vermnesland applies for a position in Bon Homme County schools. She claims Normal training and a good certificate and asserts familiarity with country life to satisfy patrons. The article expresses a hope she is welcomed into the county’s schools.
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