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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
4
The Mitchell Clarion laments boss control over candidate selection for public positions, arguing the people have not chosen the ticket and questioning who picked it. Other notices include an endorsement of Bucklen’s salve and an obituary for Mrs Julia Corner of Audubon Iowa with details of her death, family, and funeral.
June records arrive as community mourns a beloved woman laid to rest in the old cemetery. The funeral draws a large turnout showing her popularity and Christian character. Meanwhile political chat touches Gov Crawford and Sen Kittredge as factions clash over representation.
A letter defends Mr Unruh against removal and charges of defalcation, asserting his long service in Bon Homme county offices and mayoral tenure in Nyndall. The writer urges fair treatment, arguing political factions seek to replace him with a more compliant candidate and calls voters to judge with justice and good government in mind.
Mr BE Humphrey, head of a large general store in Omega and president of Adams County Telephone Co and Home Telephone Co, credits Dr King s New Discovery with saving his life by relieving a chronic cough. The advert claims it heals throat lungs and chest, with a 50 cent to 1.00 price and a trial bottle free, guaranteed by druggists.
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop s Pink Pain Tablets as a universal remedy, promising pain relief within 20 minutes by diverting blood pressure from pain centers, while noting widespread druggist availability under the label Dr Shoop s Headache Tablets. The snippet also references Yankton county political infighting over nominations and reformers, with Dafty claims of loyalty and boodling.
The Tyndall Register reports Jos. Tranti na assisted by F. Sternhagen J. Koudelka and John Vellek of Scotland near completion of a large addition to the frame building used by the primary departments. The building, now owned by Z O B J Bohemian association, is being fitted for a hall and lodge purposes.
C. J. Klewer, a longtime prominent Avon businessman since the town’s inception, has sold his interests and relocated to Fayetteville Arkansas.
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