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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1908

Page

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Church Services and Local Government News Item

The Methodist Episcopal Church invites parishioners to Sabbath services at 10 30 with Sabbath school, evening gospel sermon at 7 30 and a midweek meeting. the Presbyterian Church lists morning worship at 10 30 and evening service at 7 30 with Wednesday prayer and conference. County board appoints clerk of courts to replace Stilwill. J B Hughes chosen with son Edward likely deputy. An advertisement hails Electric Bitters as a family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues. 50c.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Wilcox Epworth League Presbyterian Church Key A. D. Collins Board of County Commissioners C. H. Stilwill Tyndall J.B. Hughes Edward Frank Conlan Houston St New York

Primary returns and Republican convention notes

Official returns from recent primaries show majorities for Crawford Burke Vessey Polley and others while insurgent support is limited to two congressmen and the treasurer. The Republican National Convention adjourned after nominating Taft for president and Sherman for vice president with a progressive platform urging tariff reform currency revision postal savings banks stronger anti over issue laws and statehood for Arizona and New Mexico. Senator La Follette filed a minority report but with little support.

William H.taft James 8. Sherman Alien N. Y Pres. Roosevelt Bureau of Mines and Mining Arizona New Mexico Sen. la Follett

South Dakota Backs La Follette Radical Views in Resolutions

Votes in support of the minority resolutions ranged from 28 to 114 while the majority report receives from 866 to 952. South Dakota largely aligned with the radical views of La Follette on most of these resolutions.

South Dakota la Follette

Loyalty and conventions mix in 1908 election setting

The piece discusses party loyalty tests for the Crawford faction, questions whether insurgent and stalwart candidates will back a shared platform, and notes President Cleveland's death. It also mentions upcoming county conventions on July 7, 1908 in Tyndall to fill vacancies and push resolutions on the Republican and Democratic tickets.

Crawford Legislative U. S. Senate Mr. Crawford Tyndall

Crawford Made Member of Platform Committee in Progressive Fight

The Aberdeen article notes Mr. Crawford is named to the committee drafting the platform for Taft's presidential bid, aligned with Roosevelt left policies. A minority report by La Follette supporters proposed changes, but was defeated as the Taft Roosevelt consensus stood.

Aberdeen American Resolutions Committee Crawford South Dakota Roosevelt Taft Atty Gen Ellis Ohio Charles Mix County Rezex Friends of la Follette Sec’y ‘Taft Pres. Roosevelt

Professor Hanson sent again to north Russia for alfalfa seed

The Brookings college professor Hanson is dispatched by the agriculture department to northern Russia and Siberia to locate alfalfa or clover seed suited to semi arid South Dakota. The writer questions fruitfulness of these missions and suggests sending him to the Nile valley for rice that could grow submerged for six months.

Prof. Hanson Brookings 'College Russia Siberia Department of Agriculture South Dakota

Thinks I Saved His Life by New Discovery Remark

Lester M. Nelson of Naples Maine says a letter that New Discovery saved his life. He praises its long use for coughs colds throat and lung issues and claims it is essential like food. The remedy is sold for $1.00 with a free trial bottle offered.

Lester M. Nelson Naples Maine Dr. King

Spring Fever and Dr Shoop Restorative Claims

If you feel dull in spring or early summer, doctors warn of Spring Fever caused by winter habits and tense nerves. Dr Shoop's Restorative is touted as a prompt general tonic that Restorative claims to revitalize appetite digestion liver and kidney function and restore energy within 48 hours aided by druggists nationwide and advertised by R W Russell Drug Co.

R. W. Russell Drug Co

Anahians win county primary with Malet as candidate

The county primary produced a close race with Helen Malet favored in the Anahians slate. Voters warned that if Malet did not concede by July, they would reject the Republican ticket. Dr J J Krall and family returned from Florida, planning to resume dentistry in South Dakota. Also advertised are Pink Pain Tablets from R W Russell Drug Co Ten dispatches reveal health ads and medicine pitches interleaved with political notes.

Tyndall Tribune J. J.krall Florida South Dakota

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Mtchell LI Nort Time Freight Way Freight Marion and Running Water W. D. Gabricus Agt J. O. Tuttle Drayman Scotland Ann Land Zolnowskey Blo Becker Block Robert Jasmann D. Wicks South Dak James L. Meighsrney Hou Homme County Bank S. D A. E. Parmenter Auditor J. 0. Smrriz Marshal W. A. Copg AL A. L Jones F Birembine Se Fred Goehring Yrip Brown Jos Trontma N SER JR Bruhn & Zehnpfennig T. T. Church Secretary of State Burke Martin Vessey Shober Polley Clark Hirning Johnson Dokken Astrud Robinson Horson Eix Grover Cleveland Princeton N. J Cleveland the. R. W. Russell Drug CO Hearth— Econom Ke, E. Walker South Side Main ST. i Lehigh Valley Sunday Creek Hocking Valley Fullerton Lumber CO Julius Jaton J. H. Queal & CO Lumszr
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