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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1911

Page

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Presbyterian Church Services and Meeting Schedule

Rev. E. H Horton pastor conducts Sabbath worship at 11:30 a.m. and Sunday school at 11:30. C E at 7:00 p.m. Evening service at 7:30. Meyer and Conference meet Wednesday at 8:00. Ad suggests Meritol Chocolate Granules for stomach and liver disorders with Braker exclusive agents.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Wilcox Epworth League Meritol Brolin & Bronebraker Exclusive Agents

Sewage Disposal Bulletin by State University Professor

Prof A B McDaniel of the civil engineering department at the state university has published a bulletin on sewage disposal with practical ideas for towns lacking natural disposal sites. The work emphasizes conditions in South Dakota.

A. B. McDaniel Department of Civil Engineering The State University South Dakota

Vermillion Canning Company Skips Season Planting

The Vermillion Canning Company will not operate its plant this season. Forty acres of tomatoes were destroyed by cut worms, reset but dried out, and frost would arrive too soon to mature a crop. The overall season was very unfavorable for vegetable products.

Vermillion Canning Company

Bristow amendment blocks federal control of senate elections

The Bristow amendment failed to win concurrence on direct elections, leaving U S senate election by popular vote unsettled. The House, dominated by southern Democrats, opposes federal interference in senatorial selection. Oklahoma school lands offer 1 535 862 acres for sale with 5 percent cash and annual payments, amid near total crop failure making the timing ill advised.

House U. S State School Department of Oklahoma

Van Cadel of Mission Hill Declares Gubernatorial Bid

A. L. Van Cadel editor of the Historian announces candidacy for governor in the Republican primaries next year. A reformer for years, he has led under populism free silver and progressive labels, remaining independent and not extremist. If elected he would govern in his own right, with the state unlikely to fear.

A. L. van Cadel Mission Hill van Cadel

Sterling for United States senator announced by Vermilion Republican

The Vermilion Republican prints the formal announcement of Hon. Thomas Sterling as candidate for United States senator. Born 1851 in Ohio, he moved to Illinois then Dakota Territory, served as district attorney, state senator, and dean of the University of Illinois law department. He promotes sound progressive, non hysterial, Republican principles.

Thomas Sterling United States Sterling Ohio McLean County Ill University Bloomington Springfield Illinois Spink County Dakota Territory The State University

Criticism over Senator Gamble and Tribune editor’s bias

In a debate over Gamble’s record, a South Dakota progressive backer asks if the senator forgets his seat was earned by progressives. The piece questions whether Tribune editors in Iowa fully judge Gamble’s reliability or rely on biased views.

South Dakota The Tribune Gamble Iowa

Death of Henry Bradley Sparks Debate on Pensions

The Tyndall Register laments the death of Henry Bradley, an elderly Yankton resident, in indigent circumstances. It argues against blaming the republic, noting liberal pensions and soldiers' homes, while suggesting Bradley's age and poverty were not caused by naval buildup or tariffs.

Henry Bradley Yankton Bon Horame Carnegies Ockfellers Tyndall Register Republic

Coronation spending sparks debate on foldol and wealth flow

The dispatches describe millions spent on the coronation and soldiers deployed to curb beggars, arguing the funds circulate through labore rs and suppliers like bakers and jewelers. Critics say the cost is foolish but benefits poorer classes via distribution. Nearby reports note corn hauling, a medical visit, a school census drop, and local movements in Hutchinson Herald.

Yankton County on the Map in Next Campaign

A candidate for United States senator a candidate for congressman and a candidate for governor will bring Yankton county to prominence in the upcoming political campaign. The statement signals strong local attention as races unfold with county as a focal point for statewide and national contests.

United States Yankton County

Gov Vesey Reappoints Insurance Commissioner and Others

Governor Vesey announces reappointment of C. B Basford as insurance commissioner W F Bancroft as state game warden and A N Cook as food and drug commissioner to continue oversight of key state offices and regulatory duties.

Gov. Vesey C. 8. Basford W. F. Bancroft A.N. Cook Food and Drug

Rural mail carriers to gain $1000 yearly over 24 mile routes

The Tyndall Register notes rural route carriers with routes over 24 miles will earn $1000 annually starting July 1. A Bon Homme county resident is to receive a pay raise. The Muller child, five, is seriously ill with possible typhoid fever, and doctors fear complications. F P Glasner, ex-Tyndall Tribune owner, is appointed to a public lands post at Pierre. A Miller linked to Chas Zitka’s worker fraudulently passed checks totaling $50 to several parties. a pursuit by Sheriff Kelley is ongoing.

The Tyndall Register Bon Homme County G. BE. Muller F. P. Glasner Tyndall Tribune Aberdeen News Pierre Miller Chas. Zitka Tabor Precinct Tyndall Security Bank PD Malkan & Co Emil Ptak John Oliva Sioux City Sheriff Kelley

Merital Pile Remedy Offered by American Drug and Press Association

An advertised cure all claims to be a pile remedy used both externally and internally. It supposedly acts on the blood and disease with no superior, being made and guaranteed by the American Drug and Press Association and sold at Bruhn and Stonebraker’s.

American Drug and Press Association Bruhn & Stonebraker’s

Simple buckthorn bark Adlerika claim gains notice

Brubn and Stonebraker promote Adlerika as a German remedy for constipation sour stomach and gas. A single dose is said to bring almost instant relief and to antisepticize the digestive organs while drawing off impurities. Scotland residents reportedly see quick help.

Scotland Bruhn & Stonebraker Brubn & Stonebraker

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St. P Mitlhell Forks Marion and Running Water W. D. Griffiths, A Malcolm Mann Ree DE Eters Citland Leighton Becker Block Robert Jasmann Beckerblock E James L. ME Bon Homme County Bank E.R. Kramer Zolnowsky Block Dr. Stonebraker Fred Goehring O. J. Bruhn Marshal—MiLo Barrd Bliss Jos, Trantina Vy Seer JR Central Pharmacy T. T. Church Sioux City Tribune Sen. Gamble Hutchinson Herald Nicholas Serr Landmann Farm Jorge Dimock Augapurger Milltown Wm. Maynald Twelve Mile Creek Hills Joe Mattas Karl J. Heckenlaible Menno Window & Poor Goodridge-Cali Lumber J. H. Queal & CO Amos Stafford
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