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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
4
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An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a quick, effective remedy for rheumatism. It claims one application relieves pain and notes numerous testimonies of permanent cures, urging sufferers not to endure pain and to purchase from R. W. Russell Drug Co.
Obseago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway offers a one fee plus 2.00 for round trip to St Paul and Minneapolis. Pickets on sale May 25, 2080. Final return limit June 9 with extension to July 16 on payment of 200 fee. For further information contact agent or write to federal Passenger Age.
At Tuesday's county convention the delegates eagerly urged Sen. Gamble for the U S Senate. The report notes no mention of the Lonzevelt administration, the state government, or the state delegation in Washington.
The Democratic county convention met in City Hall in Tyndall last Tuesday electing Jos Zitka as chairman and J J Mans as secretary. Delegates named to attend the state convention at Yankton in June include J M Petrik H Wittwayer Jr Chas McCullum Lee Michela J P Cooley Wm McGlynn FP Wagner Dennis Murphy Louis Toenig Anton Nedved Mr Martin Capt Steckler Wm Minnow M D Gardner A E B Parmenter Robt Gunn and others.
A Riverton Iowa postmaster G W Fouts recounts a near death robbery attempt and illness. He attributes his recovery to Electric Bitters after a 20 year liver trouble and severe jaundice. The letter promotes the tonic as a cure for biliousness neuralgia weakness and kidney and bladder issues sold at A R Russell's drug store for 50 cents.
The article discusses potential shifts in party support if insurgents or stalwarts win, noting Democrats might gain or lose influence accordingly. It cites a Wisconsin tale of a 25 cent Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing a 28 year running sore, and a Supreme Court ruling on Indian allotments and liquor, plus a Wisconsin State Journal report on Blind Boone's concert at First M. E. Church with praise for his piano skill and Miss Stella May's plantation songs.
Tyndall Register reports the marriage of Mr August Sherman of Scotland to Miss Christina Bellal of Yankton on Wednesday May 16 1906 with J H Wood as officiant. Also noted is Miss Eillie White, longtime principal teacher, being hired by the Mitchell school board to teach in Mitchell public schools, with her assignment undecided.
Special train 6:07 a m Tuesday June 6 from Scotland to Chamberlain via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Ry. Return 6 p m same day. Tickets on above train. Band concert 9 30 p m. Baseball 2 30 p m at American Island Crow Creek Indians in Bridgewater. Points of interest Indian Village new railroad Pontoon Bridge government tidal. Ask agent GM for details.
A farmer breaking on a farm nine miles southeast of Ta bor near the Missouri river unearthed six human skeletons buried only about four inches beneath the surface.
A party headed by A L Wish and C C Bowers with their wives and Jas Colgan visited Hot Springs this week. Mr Fish and Mr Bowers will represent Tyndall 1 C O S lodge at the Grand Encampment. Mrs Fish will represent Rebecca lodge. Robert Kirk, pioneer, is loading a car to move his family to Washington DC, hoping to settle permanently. he holds large county property and friends wish he might return. J A Hughes N McCollum and H Voigt returned from Chicago after shipping cattle to the Chicago market, reporting a fair market and satisfactory prices.
Eminent Boston physicians testify before the Massachusetts Public Health Committee against Rochelle salts in baking powders and urge a law banning tainted products. They cite consumer health, noting Calumet Baking Powder as a purer alternative sold at moderate prices.
A fragment reports on Baalbek in Syria near Damascus where colossal granite blocks reportedly weave the temple walls. The largest stones measure about sixty four feet long and thirteen feet high, stacked twenty five feet above ground, posing a longstanding engineering puzzle.
The article notes Siam Tir Stans the lighting of a cigar signals betrothal and prompting dowry payments. It cites Calabrian and Indian practices with lighted tapers and pipes as acceptance signals. In Siberia a suitor who is accepted receives a box of cigars and slippers, indicating he becomes master in the house.
In a Japanese town a pine cake woman with a small drawer, bag, frying pan and butter holds court near a school. Children rush after school for crisp pancakes, paying a small coin to fry their own treats, a delight for many if they have coins on their kimono sleeves.
A letter sent to Washington from a fourth class postmaster in Binville describes illness and a self inflicted leg wound from an alleged wartime injury. He complains of lack of holidays and harsh conditions while trying to shoot a squirrel for breakfast. The quote captures a rambling, informal complaint about duties and health.
A concise view of Scotland Yard as London police HQ and historic site near the banqueting hall Whitehall, noting its royal reception role for Scottish kings in London. Mentions Milton Sir Christopher Wren and other notable residents linked to Scotland Yard.
The Republican State Committee of South Dakota calls a delegate convention in Sioux Falls on June 5, 1906 at noon to nominate a U S senator and candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer state auditor superintendent of public instruction commissioner of school and public lands attorney general railroad commissioner and congressmen. Delegates are apportioned by county votes for the Republican ticket, with one delegate per fifty votes or major fraction thereof for Samuel Hebe rod.
Twenty seven townships totaling 622 080 acres near Culbertson Montana opened to filing by the government. Lands along the Great Northern Railway and the Big Muddy River include rolling prairie and black loam soils with clay subsoil. Local crops thrive with oats flax wheat barley and speltz yielding high bu per acre. soil depth about 12 inches with moisture sufficient for annual crops. For information contact Max Buss Culbertson or Gundseekers and Immigration Association Culbertson Montana.
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