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The Citizen Republican in Scotland, South Dakota

29 May 1913

Page 6

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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1913

Page

6

Uncle Luther Dowell and His Wooden Leg

An aging veteran of two towns, Uncle Luther Dowell, loses his wooden leg in a shop fire and regains purpose through Memorial Day parades. His son Jonathan confronts him over carelessness, while a town-wide effort culminates in Luther receiving a new leg and leading the procession, embodying reconciliation and shared memory.

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Luther Dowell Ray Stannard Baker McClure Vasile Tommy Dowell Tommy Karnes Pemmys Amery Jonathas Annie Tommy West Alden Captain Bradley Uncle Tommy Uncle Lather Uncle Lathare Nash Sand Wheer Fore Marsha Luther Captain Enoch SgAin Enoch Poldea Luther Tongnosey Joe Iso “Uther Baatig Guther Pesreer Shothier Jonathan Fambilen Tammy Uncle Luther Jonathan Dowell Jonathan Vowell Cory Jon Georgia Jaed Eryone Anela Lnto Columbia Happy Land James McReynolds Tobacco Trust Tennessee Stout Billsman Saturday Evening Post
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The Last Soldier Solace in Remembrance of Fallen Heroes

The verses reflect on time passing and the flowers returning over graves of fallen soldiers. It honors those who braved battle dangers and who safeguarded the nation, noting that heroes are kept alive in memory beyond spring and riches.

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A Thrift Suggestion by Edwin A Nye

An essay arguing Americans misuse pennies while the French save for bonds. The author notes slot machines are rare in France because citizens save cents to buy government bonds. He contrasts French thrift with American impulse spending on small items and papers, urging better penny discipline.

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Nies Ull Edwin A. Nye France Renta Alan Colin Monty Joan
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Tenderfeet Win World Championship

City bred in the world’s greatest Metropolis and untrained as to farming, J C Hill and three sons homesteaded near Lloydminster Saskatchewan eight years ago. They won the silver Colorado Oat trophy for best bushel of oats at the Fifth National Corn Exposition, besting hundreds of exhibits from the United States and Canada. They adopted mixed farming, studied climate and soil, and built credit from Edmonton to Winnipeg, inspiring local farmers to follow their method.

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J. C. Hill Hig Lloydminster Saskatchewan Canada Columbia N. C Hampstead Heath London Alberta Edmonton Winnipeg Mr. Hill Manitoba
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Their Message From A Quiet Evening Home

Evening hosts welcome the callers as children enter with a whispered good-night message. The little one says Willie found a cockroach in the tub, a moment that brings reverence as children speak from their hearts in the dark.

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Willie
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Business Tale Echoes in a Cryptic Exchange

A fragmentary exchange hints at a sharp critique of a talkative figure described as a hot air artist. The dialogue also references a new furnace, an advertising agent, and a link to old Mars imagery, while suggesting romantic themes among young romancers who have gone to Seed.

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Father William Father Wiliam New Furnace
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