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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
1
The Marietta Eagle reports church notices for the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian congregations with Sabbath schedules and sermons. A separate item notes Mr A C Behl losing control of horses pulling a disc cultivator but no injuries occurred. An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative with claims of nerve-focused relief and druggist endorsement.
Attorney F F Treat of Plankinton decides to establish a new office in Springfield, signaling a strategic relocation. The move suggests expanded services and stronger ties with local clients and businesses.
Fourteen applications for naturalization were presented at the Olivet term. Miss Gertrude Kooiman won third prize in the Argus Leader contest and a free trip to Niagara Falls. Mrs Emma Kauffmann’s second manslaughter trial resumes at Flandreau on Tuesday June 1, expected to take about forty days. Bank deposits show South Dakota wealth growth from 1893 to 1909, with deposits rising from 4,058,891 across 146 banks to 43,029,580.35 across 441 banks. Tripp Ledger notes Len Sadler finishing a windmill on his farm, reaching 327 feet, with a good water well. Hicamp will drill for Obriet. Vilhour.
The thirty fourth annual convention of Odd Fellows closed in Deadwood with over 1000 in attendance. Next year’s meeting will be in Yankton. Dell Rapids won the bid for the new Odd Fellows Home, supported by a building fund near 30000 and a town bonus to aid construction.
The article discusses Congress shaping a tariff schedule unfavorably for the middle west while eastern and southern regions push for high tariffs on imports. It argues midwest should build domestic manufacturing to reduce dependence. Also notes Andrew Noble and D R Brown leaving for Texas to buy cattle for a Lower Brule contract with Mrs Brown accompanying to Chicago. It ends with a report that Northern Illinois, southern Wisconsin and eastern Iowa were rattled by an earthquake yesterday morning.
An advertisement markets 160 acre parcels of Canadian Pacific Railway Company land in Sunny Alberta Calgary District Canada. Lands priced 15 to 25 per acre, irrigated or non irrigated options, half and half yields 30 to 65 bushels of wheat and 50 to 125 bushels of oats with barley and alfalfa potential. Payment plan options include 10 annual payments or crop payments with 6 percent interest. Expected value rises to 100 to 150 per acre in five years. Address Interstate Realty Co. Metropolitan Block Sioux Falls SD for details.
Mayor Hitchcock of Mitchell reported to Springfield leaders the plan to merge the Springfield Normal model training department into the high school building under the current superintendent. Two Normal teachers will move to the public school, with most salaries paid by the Springfield district, aiming to save funds and gain space. The trial runs a year to test mutual benefits for the Normal and public school.
At a Springfield Illinois mass meeting of the National Farmers' Union grain growers and cattle raisers branch, leaders endorsed building a continuous line of warehouses in grain states to hold wheat for high prices. They condemn price boosting after harvest and call for farmer control over wheat and consumer regulation to prevent corners.
HM Davison of Springfield has held seven automobiles since the first of the year, according to local records.
An advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a universal laxative tonic health-builder. It claims to tone and regulate stomach liver and kidneys purify the blood strengthen the nerves and cure constipation dyspepsia biliousness jaundice headache chills and malaria. Sold for 25 cents at Bruhn Stonebacker.
Tyndall, Tribone, T. V., Ptak, Vac. Kreycik and F. F. Chladek left Monday for Sioux City. The two former bought cars and Chladek will go back as expert chaperon. Fred Rohrbacher joined as another auto expert. Three inches of snow in northern Black Hills may damage valley fruit. Mrs. A. L. Alley praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. Milwaukee railroad contract set to extend line toward Orient Olivet from Stickney. Leader: Miss Etta Newell finishes school term then heads to west Olivet for a six week term.
John Deye of Gladwin Mich suffered a 12 year running ulcer. He paid doctors over $400 without benefit. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the ulcer and ended his illness. Sold at Brubn and Stonebraker's for 260.
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