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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
5
Castc and Scotland items detail visiting dignitaries and locals, including Elliott en route to Sioux Falls and Geddes residents greeting friends. Mentions cement walks on Main Street, a wedding notice for Dr Gustav Leidmann and Miss Linde Rosenmuller, new house occupancy, a large Fourth of July poster order, and Bishop Hare’s Episcopal confirmation service with multiple clergy present.
Mrs Jos Necil returns from Omaha after three weeks visit. Frank Blankenhagen ships household goods to Chas Mix County and moves to a farm near Mansbridge. Bank promotes money orders. J C Clark resumes lumber yard duties in Scotland. High school graduation planned in M E church. Rev H R Upton to preach bicentennial sermon in Presbyterian church. J B Bailey of Greenwood travels to Omaha. Indian bill audits criticized as slow. Stilwill in Scotland. Mrs A S Peck of Armour visiting Miss Helen Keating. W OC UT district convention set for Milltown June 1-2. Young people’s reading club closes season at Miss Keating’s. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Bardell. lunch served. No M B E church services next Sabbath. naval hours for SS and Epworth League. New M B E church at Tyn Anil to be dedicated. Dx Nicholson to preside. ministers assist. Coach loads from Springfield attend normal school contests at Madison. School representatives named: Oration Raymond Babb. declamation Edith Stevens. debaters Wilber Hitchcock, Ida Cooper, Bernice Walker. athletics and track and field events with students named.
The text juxtaposes playful gendered insults and reactions, arguing that women and men alike respond differently to terms such as chick kitten cat or dog pup and noting how language shapes self presentation and perception across ages and roles.
In a Town and Country anecdote Huddleston recalls a dream of purgatory warning him seen in a morning exchange with his wife. He notes the nightmare involved doing all he promised his friends he would do if in their positions.
The Argus Leader promotes rural route service with a daily edition marketed as the premier South Dakota paper. It invites readers on rural routes to subscribe via a special offer aimed at reaching 1,000 new rural route customers in sixty days.
The London Times reports Warsaw, Russia, as a milk town where dairies draw crowds for chats, newspapers, and coffee with milk. Restaurants are quiet while milk saloons serve as social centers for business, conversation, and games like chess and billiards.
The article discusses the unclear origin of saddles dated to the fourth century and mentions Zonaras claiming Constantine the Younger died in 840 after a fall from a saddle. It notes that the term saddle can mean the horse’s back or the rider’s seat, while Sidonius Apollinaris used a word clearly referring to the saddletree.
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