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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1912

Page

5

Local notices and social updates from Scotland area

Mrs. A. Loveau recovers as scarlet fever quarantines end. Miss Burgette's millinery promotes early seasonal buys. Rock Island machinery updates by Sweet & Clough. Parmenter sustains elbow strain leading to retired list. Gov candidate Wickham visits town. Commencement and Decoration Day hats urged. Indian children travel home from Santee via Stand­ing Rock agency. Travelers cheques advised by American Bankers Association at Bon Homme County Bank. Scotland Good Roads Association forms, 35 members pledged, officers elected. Mrs. Beers’s family mourns Missouri death. Libertine Drainage Ditch concerns raised by county officials. J. L. Meighen urged for county judge in north district. Scotland High School graduation May 29 with ten seniors listed. two more incomplete.

Graduation Gift Ideas From A Jewelry Shop

E H Treiber the jeweler invites inspection of a range of durable graduation gifts including jewelry watches belt pins souvenir spoons and many other articles. The message emphasizes lasting quality and suitability as memorable reminders of school or college life.

School play set for May 21 at 1 C C F Hall

Postponed due to scarlet fever the school play will be held next Tuesday evening in 1 C C F Hall. Eighth and fourth grade features will be presented. Proceeds go to the ball team treasury and the declamatory contest entrant’s expenses in Ver million. Admission 35 and 25 cents. Everyone is invited.

1.C.C. F Vermillion

Junior Senior High School Banquet 1912 Scotland

Students and teachers gathered May 14 1912 at Mrs John Cisar home for Scotland High School first junior senior banquet. Two decorated tables honored seniors and juniors with a four course menu, toasts by Myrtle Sweet and others, and remarks by Prof Morehead praising the first graduating class and banquet memory. Community figures and funeral notices mentioned in the period. A Merital Hair Tonic advertisement concludes.

The Scotland High School Roy Beecher Anna Cach June Cass John Carey Margaret Foley Clifford Hanna Frieda Landmann Frances Mason Bernice Loveaul Josephine Sternhagen Leonard Becker Chas Zolnowsky John Cisar Myrtle Sweet Marguerite Gunn Frank Plattner Lula Harris Prof. Morehead Morehead

Omaha Concert Company Delivers Music After Opera House Show

The Omaha Concert Company presented a musical entertainment in the opera house last Thursday evening. Attendance was small for the concert but a dance afterward drew a good crowd as the company provided the music.

Omaha Concert Company Opera House

Hidden Women of Persia and Their Limited Rights

In Persia women are treated as non entitles and nearly invisible in society. A husband refuses to acknowledge his wife publicly, and harems pass with men averting their gaze or slipping away. Young women may hide behind veils, and marriage often occurs early, sometimes with a girl much younger than her husband.

Persia Gov‘rhors Yiel Booklyn Bugle

Defeat theme in a pupil’s stubborn sentence attempt

In a classroom moment, the teacher asks Johnny to write a sentence with defeat. After about twenty minutes he finishes, reading a garbled line about “it's Wird on my fee” as the reading ends.

Johnny

Greasy iri Aitio stage pall of pe thy

A production received approval for staging despite uncertainties surrounding the cast and venue. Key organizers announced that the show will proceed with arrangements for rehearsals and public performances.

Pethy

Modern Type and Hidden Threat in Our Time

A fragmented analysis contemplates modern youth as visually fake yet socially powerful. It criticizes discontented brows and hollow charm, labeling them a product of wealth and a generation shaping the future, with ominous questions about heritage and redemption.

Hesh

Silent Joy In Conversation Across Companions

A reflective line notes that true silent harmony occurs only with those who also bring willing, joyful conversation. The insight contrasts ease with easeful company and suggests shared temperament makes silence content.

Don't Forget to Exercise In Modern Life

A compact reflection on balancing work and health. The text argues even busy individuals must make time for exercise to avoid health decline, noting society pressures from industry and state to sacrifice personal vitality for productivity, citing Woods Hutchinson.

Muminy Ferste Chiere Ia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Black Cat Head New York Black Cat Dickson & Taitt CO Loveau Sweet & Clough Rock Island Donald Parmenter F.P. Wickham Alexandria Burgette Santee American Bankers Association Bon Homme County Scotland Good Roads Association Dr. Koobs D. K. Tomlinson P. A. Bliss Frank Tamps Missouri Atty. Scoblie Tyndall Gunn J. L. Meighen Meighen E.H. Treiber, the Jeweler Scotland Taft Montana Wyoming Utah Washington Mr. Roosevelt California Judge Dimock Menno J. L. Quinn Parketon Henry Klatt Jr Tripp Solomon Wenzlaff Armour L. A. Eads Gee W. Snow J. L. Turner Miss Johnston J. H. Stephens Springfield W. B. White Fannie Poyondra Yankton Mas. Dollard Brohn & Stonebraker Frank Wanek S. Dake Main Street Wonder Ice Cream Freezer Birkinbine & Brown W. B. Grant U.S R. C. Richards South Dakota Richards Senatoral Committee S. D
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