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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1913

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First white child born in South Dakota named

Doane Robinson settles the question giving Mary Huston Atkinson as the first white child born in the territory. Born at Fort Pierre on August 10 1857 to Captain Benjamin W Atkinson she later became a nun in the Sacred Heart convent in Washington DC. Other claims involved individuals with Indian blood.

Doane Robinson South Dakota Mary Huston Atkinson Benjamin W. Atkinson Fort Pierre Sacred Heart Convent Washington, D.C

Hotel sheets length rule prompts lodging price debate

The last legislature set hotel bed sheets at 99 inches. Aberdeen laundry workers group met last week to raise laundry rates. Rumors say hotel men may regulate lodging prices by sheet length, signaling potential price changes.

Laundry Men’s Association Aberdeen

Redfield Adjutant General Takes Post. Encampment Moves

W A Morris of Redfield assumes adjutant general duties succeeding Col C H Engels. National Guard headquarters shift from Watertown to Redfield, so the annual encampment will be held at Fort Meade due to lack of suitable grounds in Redfield.

W. A. Morris Redfield Col. C. H. Engelsby National Guard Watertown Ft. Meade

Congressman Dillon Declines Progressive Caucus Invite

Congressman C. H. Dillon declines invitation to the new progressive party house caucus set for April 2 and will attend the regular Republican caucus on April 5. The piece notes that voters care more about how he votes than his party alliances.

C. H. Dillon New Progressive Party Hie

Booster Felton plans South Dakota pamphlet drive

Vermillion reports Chas W Felton of the Milwaukee Road is in town meeting officials and exploring a statewide advertising plan to promote South Dakota. He aims to unite commercial clubs and publish a 200 page pamphlet with town scenes, farm views, and stock industry photos, funded only by publishing costs.

Chas, W. Felton Milwaukee Road Vermillion Ferry Goddard GA Rota Abertenny South Dakota Felton Vermillion Republican

Judge Bottum Rules Postmaster Election Costs To Candidate

Ipswich election ruling assigns postmaster contest costs to the candidate, conflicting with Attorney General Johnson’s view that the Richards primary law applies only after 1914. Washington dispatches note Postmaster General Burleson will appoint without regard to state primary law, listing endorsements and recommended federal appointments across Aberdeen Beresford Eureka Groton Meano Mobridge Deadwood Vaubman Plankinton Highmore Rapid City Belle Fourche and Gregory.

O. K H. 8. Johnson Tom Taubman James Coffee Aberdeen Beresford Eureka Groton Meano Mobridge U.S Robert P. Stewart Deadwood Vaubman Plankinton Internal Revenue E. E. Cummings Highmore Harry L. Grady Rapid City K.G. Baxter Belle Fourche D. F. Burkholder Gregory

Alfalfa Promotion From Rapid City Speaker in Minnesota

EF W Bower of Rapid City advocates alfalfa for Rich Alfalfa Products Company citing medicinal claims and cures for rheumatism nervousness and kidney and liver diseases. He notes thirty five human and stock products from alfalfa and jokes Nebuchadnezzar’s seven year grazing.

W. Bower Rapid City Minnesota Alfalfa Producta Company Mr. Bower Nebuchadnezzar

President Wilson Abolishes Remsen Board In Pure Food Reform

Washington reports President Wilson has decided to abolish the Remsen board created by Col. Roosevelt to enforce the pure food laws. The board, once proposed to regulate trusts, proved a hindrance rather than aid, and the president’s action is deemed wise.

Washington Wilson Remsen Board Col Roosevelt

Congress to reconvene April 7 to draft new tariff law

GC W Gurney of Yankton president of the Gurney Seed Co died Tuesday evening from pneumonia. The extra session will stay in session until a new tariff law is enacted, meaning indefinitely.

Congress GC. W. Gurney Yankton Gurney Seed Co

Merite Rheumatism Powders Promised Relief Ad

An old advertisement claims Merite Rheumatism Powders provide permanent relief for rheumatism as a wonder remedy. Borns Drug Co is listed as the exclusive local agent offering the product.

Borns Drug Co

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