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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
4
Leonard Wood argues that teachers are America’s most precious asset and wage fairness is essential. He urges a budgeted government, reduced waste, longer tax payment terms, and a stronger Department of Agriculture to aid farmers, stressing the need for a square deal for all workers and a united, constructive national spirit.
Milling and farm prices show millet and other crops with multiple bids per bushel and per pound. German varieties range around 3.00 to 3.25 per unit, Sperian and Aiais listings appear, and forage species like timothy red clover and bluegrass quote around 33 to 54 cents per unit.
Notices recount residents visiting family and returning home including Mrs. J H Minnich and Mr and Mrs Geo Yates welcoming a newborn William Michael. The Lyceum program by American Girls drew a full house. A major blizzard impacted regions from Montana to the Great Lakes, with North Dakota reporting deaths among schoolchildren and widespread shipping delays and stock losses feared.
Lee Hosterman and Miss Helen Hagge wed last Thursday afternoon at the groom’s parents home with Rev. J W Zerbe officiating. A traveling political agitator spoke Monday evening in the town denouncing the American Legion and urging service men to join the War Veteran League, being linked to socialist groups. he received little support from Scotland residents and was reportedly booed in Menno despite claims of several recruits.
A short column on pleasant seasonal foods and home canning notes. It includes tips for keeping sugar in rice, a hive in the attic for bee larders, and three recipes: Apricot Omelet with apricot puree, Potato and Mackerel Salad with mayonnaise and horseradish, and Shirred Eggs Creole Style with tomato sauce and peppers.
The London Telegraph notes the private treaty sale of Ruskin birthplace No 54 Hunter Street Brunswick Square London. John James Ruskin arrived in London to join the wine trade, marrying Margaret Cox in 1818. Born February 8 1819 Sesame and Lilies author, in a Georgian Bloomsbury home marked by a commemorative tablet.
The Middlesborough town authorities push concrete coffins as a tighter cheaper alternative to wood, citing savings in burial costs. A health expert dismisses extra literature as unnecessary, mocking the proposal as overly technical.
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