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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
1
Presbyterian Church lists Sabbath services and events with pastor A. D. Collins. L. A. Fox sells Tripp Ledger to John H. Craig who has taken possession. Dr. Shoop's Restorative advertised with medical claims and local druggist sale.
At the sale of state lands in Miner county April 8 0 th the sales amounted to over $60 000 and the average price was $44 per acre. The Missouri River Navigation congress dates in Yankton were abandoned. The president's western trip is uncertain but the congress will meet July 7 8 and 9. A Milwaukee St Paul line extension and route inspection are announced toward a trans continental connection at Lemmon and Belvidere. The federal court in Sioux Falls upholds the South Dakota employers liability law awarding $6 000 to Mrs. Westby of Madison for her husband’s death in Milwaukee line yards. The supreme court has not ruled on this act as a state law..
A 25¢ box of Dr. Shoop Pink Pain Tablets promises instant relief for various pains. The piece also reviews a debate on merging public schools with Springfield Normal, arguing the plan would not rely on state funds for high school work and urging communities to bear local costs while praising cooperative schooling.
Fragment from a newspaper column discusses legislative demands for higher appropriations and proposals to abolish state institutions. It notes a petition in Edgemont South Dakota for a state division and briefly mentions medical cures and an aging population praising Electric Bitters as a remedy.
Hon. Frank Trumbo sold a half section of land six miles northeast of Wagner for 50 dollars per acre. The buyer paired with J I Campbell had acquired the tract less than two years prior for 36 dollars per acre.
Mrs A L Alley of Beals Maine commends Dr King s New Discovery after ten bottles show rapid relief for coughs colds and lung trouble. She claims it best medicine for bronchitis asthma hemorrhage croup la grippe sore throat and chest pain. Trial bottle free as offered by Bruhn Stonebraker.
April brought the fewest warm days since meteorological records began in the state. May 1 saw Sioux Falls at 20 above zero and Yankton at 21. Chia set a May 1 record by 16 degrees. Buds remain mostly unawakened. southern fruit districts report damage. An advertisement touts a Rheumatism book and Shoop remedy with free distribution.
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