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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
1
The BE Mord Republic claims political rivalry mirrors training lessons across Iowa and South Dakota. Both states’ reform efforts are described as identical, driven by reformists seeking political advancement through academicians.
Rev A D Collins PhD pastor leads morning worship and evening services with Sabbath school and prayer meetings. Also advertises permit to sell nursery stock per new tree law, offering best varieties to South Dakota, with planting, warranty, and replacements per contracts.
Wm Egge of Centerville failed to win delegate to county convention. Vermillion canning factory expands with a new 832 by 100 foot two story building this season. Tomatoes priced at 10 per ton and beans 1 to 2 per hundred pounds. Insurgent leaders met in Huron and plan to back Glass for congress, dropping Parker. Parker lost his home county, Glass holds Codington, and the convention may hinge on the county’s vote in April.
A large insurgent rally is planned in Huron on April 6 with Gov. Crawford and Geo. W. Egan of Sioux Falls slated to speak. Egan, a longtime Democrat, has campaigned statewide for insurgents and warned at Kimball that he would back Bryan if the Republican nominee disagreed with his pick.
A county editorial questions claims of tyranny and asserts primaries have generally offered fair ballots and counts. It compares past and present voter privileges, arguing for honest conduct in selecting delegates and noting widespread voter experience in the process.
A veteran county political scene faces a fight over delegate lists and control as entrenched leaders resist reform. The piece links cohort guardians to Sen. Kittredge criticisms and rails against “usurping tyranny” while probing Stevens and railroad influence on the Panama Canal lock versus sea level debate. It also covers local school notes, teacher certifications, and calls for public involvement in educational progress.
The Mitchell Clarion notes the corporation owned crowd loosening its grip across nearly all county precincts. In 1906 Davison county favored insurgents in recent primaries, with stalwarts winning three of Mitchell’s four wards and seven of the county precincts. Stalwarts edged the county by 200 votes and will hold 46 delegates to 33.
Across the campaign the insurgent state committee backed Taft yet speakers offered no comment on his candidacy. After primaries, insurgent papers revive the theory that Roosevelt is the only Republican who can defeat Bryan.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising health benefits. It claims relief for headache biliousness constipation and malaria with a cheerful refund at all drug stores if not satisfied.
Prominent architect Norman R Coulter of the Delbert Building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a universal tonic. It restores stomach liver and kidney balance and strengthens the system. Marketed as spring blood purifier, 50 cents at drugstores.
The county Democratic Party backs Chas. N. McCollum for the national convention in Denver. Supporters expect his selection from this district, praising him as a representative Democrat and a fine all around fellow. The notice also includes an ad for Dr Shoop Health Coffee, touted as a non coffee beverage from toasted grains and nuts.
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