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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
4
An old newspaper page item mix includes an herbal liniment ad offering money refunds and a 0 cent price. The fragment also lists numerous local names and travel notes from Sweeny to Nebraska, and several residents visiting relatives across towns, with brief social items and county remarks. The text mentions installations, meetings, and community movements with scattered dates and names.
A double wedding near Scotland United Charles J. Wellek with Nellie M Stevenson and Frank B. Stevenson with Olive Bardwell in a quiet Thursday evening ceremony at Mrs Benj Brypenson’s home. Rev. Wilcox officiated. The couples, both from Scotland, begin housekeeping soon in Barker House and Mott North Dakota. Local events include a Parketon team trip to Utica and a July 4 picnic at Nissen’s grave with a large turnout. Amos Waterbury injured by a rake incident. treated at Dr Leighton’s office. expected to recover.
Mrs. 8. F. Lason is called to a sewing meeting at Dr. Colgan's residence. Mrs. Leighton was visited in Sioux City last Tuesday. Dr. Kramer spent the past week in Letcher. Mrs. Susan Graigg of Chicago arrived to visit sister Mrs. I. W. Leighton. A shower last night. rain seems easy once primed. Alvin Becker of Yankton visits grandfather F. Becker in Scotland this week. Arlie Jones, formerly on I. W. Seaman’s farm near Plankinton, came to Scotland on Saturday. Miss Lucy VanArndale, visiting Griffiths, returned to Huron today. Vaunb Xavieri of Sioux City is here this week looking after his stormy weather plans. Wednesday he visited places north of Wittenberg. The storm Friday brought destructive hail and wind. barn and crops damaged. corn may still make a fair crop.
In the coronation pageant for King George V an innovation will appear as armor crafted from paper metal. Exact copies of all old armor sets will be reproduced with the material fixed to resemble the originals. The future use of paper metal promises cheap waterproof outdoor decorations imitating various metals and remaining impact resistant.
The Pennsylvania Institution for the Deaf and Dumb at Mount Airy runs a well equipped printing office. Boys favoring this trade become proficient and the office prints the institution's stationery and a biweekly magazine. Officials say printing is a desirable occupation for the deaf and dumb.
A domestic servant fell from a bicycle into the 12 foot deep swift water near Iffley. The lockkeeper Mr Mellon jumped in. His wife and teenage son used a lantern to guide the rescue. Father and son swam to save the stricken woman in icy current.
In County Court the estate of William E Bardwell deceased is probated. The executrix invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within six months after first publication. Claims must be shown to the executrix at her residence in Scotland Bon Homme South Dakota. Dated Scotland South Dakota June 1911.
The State of South Dakota summons defendants named in a complaint filed April 2, 191? in Bon Homme County to answer for quieting title to the east half of Lot 13 in Block 3 Second Addition to Stafford's Atlas Tip West to Scotland. Defendants must serve an answer at the Scotland, Bon Homme office within thirty days of service. failure allows plaintiff to seek relief.
Foggy day in New York sees Bradley Martin Jr lauded after a successful resolution with customs officers over duty on goods. He cites differing opinions and vague reasoning, while a city clerk and his fiancée offer a perplexing sailing boat analogy that underscores the dispute.
Skeptical chatter questions Diogenes claim to honesty. Commentators doubt the ancient philosopher’s authenticity, suggesting the search itself could be a staged ad or a fake.
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