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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1920

Page

5

New St George Catholic Church Project At Scotland

St George's parish of the Catholic church awards contract to John Keller of Geddes for a brick church at Scotland. Groundwork starts immediately with basement digging, heating and finishes to follow. site spans a full block valued around 100000 dollars, debt free, Rev Father Sack credited for drive. Parish members and town citizens share pride in the forthcoming structure.

St. George's John Keller Geddes Scotland Father Sack

Methodist Church Notes and Local News Highlights

The church notes detail service times at the Methodist Church with pastor J W Zerbe and mentions Rev Wm R Scott preaching at the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 10 30 am. Items include births, visitors, temporary lumber yard charge, and local social notes plus strawberries on market and a fire at the Boston Store building undergoing repairs.

Wm. R. Scott Presbyterian Church

Japan Hotel Expansion Plans Reported in Tokyo

Plans to add hotels to Tokyo Yokohama Kobe and Osaka were announced in Tokyo by D Shono general manager of the Japan tourist bureau. It will take time to build. Efforts aim to relieve city hotel congestion by encouraging country travel and wireless information to incoming ships about spare rooms. Negotiations are under way with companies.

Japan Tokyo Yokohama Kobe Osaka D. Shono Japan Tourist Bureau Verlous

The Usual Thing in a Paper Reading

Mrs Fields reads aloud about a congressional debate as Benjamin Blawhaw rises to speak. Farmer Fields interrupts, noting the honor remains unchanged whether shouting or quiet. Kansas City Star style quotation captures a moment of commentary and irony.

Mrs. Fields Congression Benjamin Blawhaw Debby Farmer Fields Kansas City Star

Penitentiary Farm Operations in Alberta Province

A report from the Penitentiaries superintendent describes the farm and mining activities at the Alberta penitentiary farm. Seventy acres were cultivated last year yielding a net profit of 4191.17 after purchasing a tractor and plow for 1314. Wheat averaged 45 bushels per acre on nine and a half acres, potatoes 3500 bushels from eleven acres, oats 85 bushels per acre, and vegetables were notably good. Intensive farming proved very profitable.

Penitentiary Farm Rccat Powermar Edimonta Alberta Canada Penitentiary

Prohibition Primer in Hawaiian History

Historians note Hawaii’s monarchy as the first government to enact absolute prohibition. Kamehameha the Great issued an 1795 edict with severe penalties for offenders including property seizure and exile. Later, foreign pressure and wartime camps influenced enforcement across the islands.

Hawaii Hawaiian Islands Kamehameha the Great United

Why Hair Nets Are Dear in Chefoo China

The hair net business in Chefoo China is chaotic as Shanghai buyers bypass regional makers in Chingchonfu and compete with their contracted firms. Prices have risen about 300 percent.

Chefoo China Shanghai Chingchonfu

Fighting Rats with Varnish

London docks house about a million rats costing roughly two million dollars yearly by raiding grain and cargo. A new varnish trap promises mass extermination. Traps laid near rat holes use cardboard coated with varnish heated to spread on boards. One stick per board can trap many rats. medical reports note rats die of fright or kill each other when two share a varnished board.

London Port of London

Garden Prize Riddle From London Blighty

In a London Blighty item a gardener reports that their garden won a prize indirectly. The neighbor’s thickens took first prize at the poultry show, with the speaker noting pride in the outcome.

London

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