Local Notes from Scotland Area Reflect Busy Spring Week
Lew Laighton in Yankton Quinn in Omaha. Frances Mason teaches Cheastilon. Judge Wicke ill last week but walked to office Tuesday. A sorrel mare pony from farm west of Scotland near four miles south. Solomon Beim in Chicago and Milwaukee visiting daughter. Mrs. Guy Brown and Mrs W C Brown visited Yankton hospital as Guy recovers. Library opens Saturdays at 5 p m for checkups. Mrs Alfred Cobb returned from Belvidere after winter with daughter. April V brought one of worst blizzards seen there. Stock care disrupted by storm. livestock damaged.
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Scotland
David Diuehlbeier
Alfred Cobb
Belvidere
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure and Rewards
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for an incurable case. It cites testimonials from F J Cherley and references to the Interiim National Bank of Commerce Toledo. The ad promotes internal action on blood and surfaces and lists price per bottle and other products.
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Hall
Chenrey & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cherley
Interiim National Bank OF Commerce
Mall
Hail
Address
NEW & CO
Ohio
Big land deals and house sales dominate county reports
Mr F F Varing sold 320 acres west of the city known as Flick farm to L Lehn of Sioux City at 210 per acre, with possession next February. Andrew Haney and Mr Fletcher of Tyndall discuss 160 acre Kadlee farm near Scotland at 175 per acre and 480 acre Sardison land south of Kaylor at 200 and 175 per acre in a broad exchange. George Stevenson and brothers failed to reach Sardison due to a telegram mishap. Local transfers include Mrs Frizzell’s Third and Poplar house to Engman for 2000, Plattner selling Currie street homes for 5500 and 3500 to Madden and Haney respectively, and Madden’s former home sold to Lance McLachlan.
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F. F. Varing
Flick
Lehn
Sioux City
Varing
Volin
Andrew Haney
Mr. Fletcher
Tyndall
Mr. Haney
Jos. Kadlee
Scotland
Sardison
Kaylor
Joe Plattner
Currie Street
M. J. Madden
Currie and
Washington Streets
Mr. Plattner
Dr. Church
Mr. Madden
Cobb
Lance McLachlan
Health talks aim to prevent disease in community
Charged with trying to drum up trade, the speakers stressed disease prevention over cure. Their instructive talks were practical and should benefit public health if the advice is followed, reducing the need for their services.
Local notes on land sale and returning servicemen
E Mueller reports rapid land sales at Jand with prices from 50 to 75 dollars per acre on his held half section near Ree Height. Clifford Hanna, discharged from Camp Grant, returns home in recovery from injuries in France. The Waring brothers visited Sioux City to see the Flying Circus and one served in the army aviation. Sunshine Pharmacy boasts strict filling practices and disclaims mixing medicines.
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E. Mueller
Ree Height
Waring Brothers
Sioux City
Clifford Hanna
Camp Grant
France
Yankton Glee Club Delivers Notable Opera House Concert
The Ladies Glee Club of Yankton College under Miss Mary Zollinger presented a sixteen voice program at the opera house last Saturday. The concert, aided by Civic League support, featured well chosen selections and strong expression from student performers, delighting a fully packed audience.
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Opera House
Ladies’ Glee Club
Yankton College
Civic League
Mary Zollinger
Conservatory of Music
Musc
Instructive Health Talks At Presbyterian Church
Union services were held Sunday evening in the Presbyterian church as part of a government urged health program. Local physicians Dr Leighton Landmann and Koobs led talks on sanitation at home and in the community, covering venereal and contagious diseases with explanations of state and county health board efforts.
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Presbyterian Church
Returning Soldiers Arrive from Camp Dodge and Funeral Passages
Scotland welcomes several returning soldiers including Joe Peck Jacob Welk W Bohn er Alex Schmidt and M C Gross from Bowdle near Menno. J H Mitchell travels to Hartford for his sister Mrs Gastron s funeral in Montrose postponed to Hartford. She leaves a husband and six children. This marks the third loss for Mr Mitchell in six months with a brother in law and his mother also dying recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Joe Peck
Jacob Welk
W. Bohner
Olivet
Alex, Schmidt
Kaylor
M. C. Gross
Bowdle
Emil Schneider
Menno
Camp Dodge
J. H. Mitchell
Hartford
Gastron
Montrose
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J. W. Cisar & Son
Ula
RTS Sion
Elle Acen
F. V. Schindler
S. D
Carl Plattner
Lew. Laighten
Yankton
IV ‘R Quinn
Omaha
Ilee
Coles of Springheld
Frances Mason
Tescher Cheastilon
Pete
F. D. Wicke
Solomon Beim
Chicago
Milwaukee
Guy Brown
Engman
Joe Stevenson
Becker Bros, CO
Sunshine Pharmacy
Yankton Glee Club
Black Cat
Parker Creamery
Swift
New York
Dickson & Taitt Co.,Inc
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