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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
6
The article compiles disparate items from reports and essays, mentioning German fuel experiments, Chinese mining ventures, British taxation, and various societal notes. It references Cantuly Bennett Dampier, the University of Pennsylvania, and multiple regions including Manchuria, California, and Newport while offering a broad, poorly organized glimpse of early century topics and anecdotes.
Yuriton Ok. Fn. Wyayktons peeldens jubilee with emblems and parade scenes. Hundreds of Tudlans joined in a first rate celebration with emigrants and soldiers portrayed, reflecting a successful undertaking that drew large crowds. The pageant highlighted settler life and regional pride.
Washington reports the census office issued a complete census of the deaf in the state including addresses. The data will aid enforcing the new compulsory education law for the deaf. Senator Gamble and Superintendent Simpson of the South Makota School for the Deaf are cited. Mr Simpson arrived after attending a Charities and Correction conference at Benton with Secretary W H King and Superintendent Closser.
Kansas City, June 1. A light rain in western Missouri and scattered showers in Kansas eased heat but did little for crops. Temperatures at 7 am across Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma were 10 to 16 degrees cooler than yesterday, with forecasters not expecting today to reach yesterday’s highs when three-state temperatures topped 100 degrees.
A violent storm swept through Salton and Ventral Kanwak last night and today, bringing hail wind and heavy rain. Damage reports indicate thousands of dollars in losses to homes and businesses. Several residents were struck or injured and are being treated, with authorities assessing the scene.
Fragmentary telegraphic notes recount a plague report from Avsoy Cina dated June with unclear numbers and agencies. The scant readable lines mention disease impact and international concern but lack verifiable details.
Report from multiple South Dakota counties notes small grain hurt by extreme heat and dry soil. Corn and flax show resilience with rain needed to sustain growth. sections near Pukwana Vega and Gann Valley expect better crops than last year while others struggle. overall conditions vary by locality with revival possible after cooler days.
Alaska farmer O E Imm showcases modern low effort agriculture on 400 acres using an eight share plow and a 40 roller attached behind the plow. The 10 foot wide roller, patented since 1909, deposits every seed in ideal soil and reduces labor, promising 18 to 24 bushels per acre with 300 acres of wheat and flax. Imm claims three days of work with minimal equipment, totaling under 8600 dollars.
In Tuber S D June 16 a man named Anton Hessoun, long thought dead after disappearing last winter, returns alive. He had been in a Chicago hospital seven months and worked nearby Vermillion after recovery. Residents plan to identify him and confirm if he hid in the Missouri river bluffs near the bluffs.
Aberdeen, S. D. June 16 Four saloons and a livery barn burned at Mobridge with two men reported burned to death or injured. Fire followed a series of earlier blazes including an ice house and a tailor shop. Masonic Grand Lodge elected new officers with Charles J. Brockway as grand master and 560 delegates attending Deadwood chosen for next year’s lodge meeting.
Three summer homes at Lake Kampeska burned late yesterday afternoon at a resort near Waterfowl. The cottages belonged to A. G. W. Case J. D. Carle and Ep fe Cosham of this city. All were total losses except for partial furniture salvage at the Case cottage. Estimated combined loss around $2,000, partly insured.
Sioux Falls appoints Walter Leyse to replace Lewis Larson as city auditor after Larson resigns to study in Washington. Report notes Lar son’s move and Leyse’s previous public service, amid a broader South Dakota roundup of regional weather and events.
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