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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
1
The Parker Press Leader editor laments the neglect of editorials by other editors noting thirty six exchanges in one week with no editorial ideas shared. He argues scissors in print shops matter more than pencils as editors fail to contribute thoughtful editorial content.
William Loeb Jr, longtime private secretary to President Roosevelt and former New York City port collector, resigns to become managing director of the Guggenheim interests. The South Dakota Messenger lampoons Mitchell Republicans over state printing contracts and vouchers showing high charges for stationery.
The legislature adjourned after passing 890 bills and joint resolutions, over one hundred more than two years ago. Highlights include a tax commission, county pensions, blue sky law, and consolidations. Total appropriations reach 3,076,817 dollars, with 2,449,480 in general funds.
Suffragists marching in the inaugural parade faced jeers from hoodlums who called them hens. They warned that when politicians like Senator Crawford unleash their epithets on opponents the word will lose its sting.
Word arrives from Seattle of the death of George Mead a longtime Springfield leader who founded Meadville in Bon Homme County in 1871. He helped rebuild a new town after a cloud burst destroyed Meadville and later served as postmaster before relocating to Seattle in 1902.
Governor Hedges of Kansas recommends abolishing the legislature and placing the state under a commission form. The proposed body would have two commissioners from each judicial district with the governor as presiding officer, and would be in permanent session.
Word from Tyndall reports Santee Nebraska quarantined due to many scarlet fever and diphtheria cases among Indians. Mr and Mrs Om Shroll, long-time farmers south of town, left Monday for Win Falls Idaho where they plan to reside. Shrolls’ parents moved there about a year ago and are pleased with the location.
An advertisement touts Merito as the high achievement of modern science promising permanent relief from rheumatism. It urges sufferers to try the powder and credits Burns Drug Co as the exclusive local agent.
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