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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1918
Page
1
Marshal Wm. Hickey of Yankton and Mrs. Sadie Brownlow of Wisner, superintendent of Tripp County schools, were in Fremont during death week. Brownlow is prominent in educational circles.
Mr diouls Chiadek of Yankton has bought the Jamesville Mennonite ranch comprising 8900 acres in a major regional land deal valued around 248000. Reports say colony members plan relocation to Canada.
W G Bitkelheupt state fuel administrator has issued a 1918 profit schedule for coal dealers. For anthracite a profit of 1 50 per ton is allowed and for lignite and bituminous coal profits range from 1 00 to 2 00 per ton. The margin equals the difference between FOB cars on local track and dealer selling price.
Experts rate Interstate Commerce Commission projects a new railroad schedule with passenger and freight rates about 25 percent higher than current levels. Increased wages, coal costs, and operating expenses drive the revision as railroads have suffered losses since government takeover. Chancellor von Hertling warns of peace plans and Germany’s wartime aims in occupied regions.
The attorney general rules that chapter 341 of 1913, governing bank assessments, is unconstitutional. National bank stockholders face individual assessments, while state banks list bonds tax-exempt, creating discrimination. Federal law requires parity, so the old 1908 tax framework will apply.
The first issue of The New Era in Tripp presents editor Max Bedacht defending Mooney the California anarchist linked to a bomb plot. He argues the label pro German should apply to covert spies rather than open dissenters amid protests over the death toll in San Francisco.
The text surveys early 1917 editorials opposing the wartime draft and Espionage Law, criticizing the president’s expanded powers and intervention in Russia. It notes socialist party reactions, including St. Louis convention votes condemning U S. war, while warning against identifying loyalists with patriotism.
South Dakota county registration agents report progress in forming an emergency farm reserve. They aim to enroll capable men in every community who have farm experience and can spare time this summer to cultivate and harvest large crops. Enrollment is voluntary but crucial, aided by local Councils of Defense and county agents. Will you enroll?
County sales for the week ending May 18 1918 show allotment at 235 500 dollars. An active canvass has sold over 70 000 in four weeks, with a call for larger purchases and a more vigorous community effort to hit the quota before July 1. War Savings Day on June 28 may boost turnout as officials urge cash and pledges to meet the U S goal.
Bank statement from Corn Belt National Bank Scotland SD lists loans 747, these figures show total assets around 185 thousand with capital 25 thousand and profits 6 thousand. It records deposits near 68 thousand and time deposits 42 thousand, with liabilities including rediscounts 2.5 thousand and contingent liabilities 2.5 thousand.
The Farmers' State bank of Kado ka purchases 17 pure bred Duroc Jersey sons for Jackson county boys who give notes. A pure bred boar is bought to aid breeding. Sows and litters will be shown at the Jackdap County Fair this fall and the following fall. Haskon County Farm Bureau News. State of South Dakota, Bon Homme County. In County Court Estate of James Sardeson deceased. Creditors notice to present claims within six months from first publication or be barred. Executor's office in Scotland, South Dakota. Dated 1st Mt.
No one can claim greater loyalty to our Government than Congressman H. Dillon. He has supported all war measures. These are serious times and we should have experienced men in Congress. Vote for Congress man H. Dillon on May 28.
The fine growing weather boosts Mr Hoover as crops and fields respond positively to favorable conditions, supporting agricultural yields and local farm activity.
Figures show 1917 earnings at 4 044 545 dollars versus 324 064 in 1916. Net profits for 1927 are twelve times higher than in 1916. Tax effects are noted with about 82 percent impact. Congressman Dillon urges substantial increases in excess war taxes.
A Republican ticket announcement declares Chas Bixby a candidate for county treasurer of Bon Homme county subject to the May 1918 primary. The note accompanies a separate endorsement for Attorney General Harlan J. Bushfield as a capable and serviceful choice.
Ted. A. Hinzman declares his candidacy for Register of Deeds of Bon Homme County South Dakota, pending the Republican voters decision at the May 1918 primary. He appeals to party voters to consider his bid in the upcoming election.
C Puckett announces for County Judge in Bon Homme County to be decided by Republican voters in the May 1918 primaries. P J Schroder also declares for Register of Deeds, subject to Republican voter will in Bon Homme County.
Announcement by John W Slater announcing candidacy for the office of Register of Deeds in Bon Homme County at the May primaries. Local election notice from a candidate seeking district support and party nomination.
For County Sheriff for the office of sheriff for Bon Homme County South Dakota subject to the vote of the Republican party to be expressed in the May 1918 primaries.
Stanley Kramar declares his candidacy for county auditor in Bon Homme County subject to Democratic voters will. He thanks supporters and signs his name.
Lawrence Wagner announces candidacy for Sheriff of Bon Homme County South Dakota subject to the Will of the voters at the May 1918 Republican primary.
Movement urging voters on the Democratic ticket for the Clerk of Courts in the May 1918 primaries. The item asks for support and notes appreciation for a vote.
J. H. Stephens announces candidacy for State Senator to represent Bon Homme County in the next legislature subject to Republican voters will at the May 1918 primary. The notice reflects a local political campaign in a small county.
Republican candidate C. EB. Stoddard announces his run for Clerk of Courts at the May 28 1918 primary. Congrewment C. H. Dillon endorses the candidate, praising his capability and work ethic.
Fragmentary ad copy claims Hall's Catarrh Cure promises curing effects with endorsements and testimonials. The text is garbled and references unspecified individuals and companies, offering a bycase reward and urging readers to trust promotional claims without verifiable evidence.
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