Local notices and society items from The Citizen-Republican
Mrs. E A Wood returns home to Springfield. Mrs. W B Grant of McCluskyND reports major prairie fire losses. Mrs. C J Dickson and daughters travel to Southern California to visit her mother. Mrs. Peter Mite of Dodgeville visits Meadames Jos and Fenok Plattner. Mrs. Mite may not live long. Mrs. Piattner and Mrs. Dilger rush to see Mrs. Mite’s mother, 98, at Lesterville. Dr. Soop’s remedy advertised. E G Stewart of Cedar View MS extols Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Mrs. Sehanke’s runaway near Jamesville. Arlie Jones hero. Symphony program for Minneapolis Orchestra in Yankton May 25. afternoon and evening concerts. Dr H P Carson leaves Harding IL to dedicate new Harding church then Kansas City General Assembly. World's Best Climate note on disease. Electric Bitters recommended. Parkston Advance: Brosz brothers form partnership, buy Parkston Mercantile Co. Omega OH store owner E Humphrey presides over county telephony.
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Peter Mite
Dodgeville
Wis
Meadames
Dr King’s New Discovery Promises Quick Cough Relief
A Pike County resident testifies that Dr. King’s New Discovery saved his life by reaching the cough spot when other remedies failed. The remedy claims to heal throat lungs and chest and is sold by druggists with a 5 cent to 1 dollar price and a trial bottle offered free.
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Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
Quiet home wedding unites Eunice Colwell and Norville Cass
Eunice Edwinna Colwell wed Norville L Cass of Miller South Dakota at the Colwell home three miles north of Scotland at ten oclock Wednesday morning. Rev Wilcox of the M E church performed the ceremony as Mendelssohn’s Wedding March played by Miss Bertha Colwell. The couple will honeymoon via Reylor to Youhten and Chicago then Salem before a six week wedding tour. they plan to settle in Miller after July first.
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Frank Colwell
Scotland
Eunice Edwinna
Norville L. Cass
Miller
So. Dak
Cass
Thaa
Reylor
Youhten
Chicago
Salem
Ma. Gees
New York
Nega
Casa Wall
Eight Points of the Law in Forensic Banter
A correspondent recounts a London Standard quip about "the eight points of the Law" that aid a winning case, listing seven elements and noting the need for good evidence, counsel, an upright judge, and an intelligent jury. It closes with a carpet layer’s joke about swallowing tacks and his mate.
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London Standard
Daily Argus Leader to Publish Largest State Edition
The Daily Argus Leader announces a state edition on Monday May 25 in Sioux Faux. It will be the largest issue ever printed in the state with about 80 full page newspapers, costing $1,800 to print and distribute. Contents include topics on Agriculture Education Cruiser South Dakota and more.
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Daily Argus-Leader
Sioux Faux
South Dakota
Commercial Club
Sioux Falls
Black Hills
The Law's Delay and a Promising Barrister
London Opinion laments the slow pace of justice as a case remains unproceeding. A narrator notes months spent urging a young barrister to act, describing the delay as maddening and frustrating.
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Betty
London
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Kansas City
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Parkston Advance
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