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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1905
Page
1
Ralph F Fernandez of Tampa describes a fearful race with death caused by liver trouble and heart disease. He credits Electric Bitters with a dramatic improvement in three days, claiming a full recovery. Sold at W B Diehl's drug store for 50 cents.
The Mitchell session of the state Sunday school association is noted as the region’s backdrop while Iroquois seeks Northwestern shops relocation from Huron. Editorials argue rail rate regulation by the federal government could hinder growth, urging abolition of special favors to eastern manufacturers and backing local manufacturing in South Dakota.
A Victorian style ad extols Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for improving bowel efficiency. It claims the tablets are pleasant to take and effective, available from all druggists.
Sioux Falls May 8 1908 an opposing view emerges to government rate control for passenger and freight tariffs. land and immigration agents fear inflexible rates would hinder settlement of vast lands and deter railroads from aiding westward expansion, threatening the state’s development and influx of settlers while railroads defend liberal reduced-rate policies. The piece traces how railroads spurred Dakota’s growth and argues against federal rate supervision to preserve settlement incentives and future prosperity.
Officials select a depot and switch yards site at Oacoma on land owned by I W Seaman. It is predicted Oacoma will be the railroad division hub when the line extends, making it a promising town.
Advertising copy claims the product clears the body for action and shows health signs such as bright eyes and firm flesh. It notes availability at W B Diehl’s drug store for 25 cents.
Menno Herald notes Paul Landmann and the Fullerton Lumber Co. were present Tuesday as Landmann closed a winter deal with Mr. Wahl for the store building and yard grounds valued at 8800 with Wall receiving 1000 worth of lumber for a farm house. Also mentions a blood poisoning scare and Bucklen's Arnica Salve claim.
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