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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
1
The four year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Weisz died on Tuesday after a month in hospital in Sioux City. Doctors could not determine the illness causing her rapid physical development and failure to improve. The case presents a medical mystery with no clear diagnosis.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets as a universal cure for pain, claiming relief within 20 minutes. It states the tablets, sold as Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets, divert blood pressure from pain centers to stop pain instantly, with a 20 tablet package offered by R W Russell Drug Co.
The piece notes voters must study a straight factional Republican ticket listed alphabetically for senator, congressman, and governor with no top circle. It cites W. S. Glass arguing 1907 state taxes rose in Hutchinson county, supported by auditor reports showing valuations and mill levies increasing from 1906 to 1907, totaling an $8,167.07 rise.
Filing petitions closed April 27 for congressional and state offices. Stalwart Republicans named: United States Senate candidate A B Kittredge. U S House candidates E W Martin of Deadwood and Chas H Burke of Pierre. Governor candidate John Li Browne of Brown County, an old soldier and former Brown County representative and speaker.
The Parker New Era endorses several candidates including John F. Schrader Joseph J. Waltner Ira F. Blewitt CG Warner Milton M. Ramer George G. Johnson Mathias D. Eide Hans C. Wickie Hans M. Finnerud and argues for M M Reamer over Hans Ustrud. It praises Reamer as an experienced educator and criticizes Ustrud for focusing on defeating opponents rather than school policy.
In a Sioux City Tribune column last week J. D. Elliott forecasts a sweeping defeat of the stalwarts in the June primaries. The piece recalls his 1896 campaign stance as state Republican chairman when he declared the Republicans would carry the state by a large margin on the eve of that election.
R M Corpon announces he will run for Officials County Auditor, subject to Republican voters at the June 19 1908 primaries. For the republics voters of Ben Homme gounty.
A village farmer Tom Plowman seeks cheap goods from a Chicago catalog and ends up ruined. He loses his store, town drummers, and professions flee as commerce collapses. He returns to Chicago in search of a new start, finding only abandoned stations and emptiness.
Charles F Budabn of Tracy California proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the luckiest purchase of his life. He says two 25 cent boxes cured years of itching piles that resisted all other treatments under a guarantee offered by every druggist.
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