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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
1
Gilbert G Fites announces candidacy for County Superintendent of Schools in Bon Homme County. The bid responds to friends requests and is subject to Republican voters at the June primaries. Springfield Dak
Lawrence L. Wagner declares his candidacy for sheriff of Bon Homme county as a candidate subject to the will of the Republican voters at the upcoming June primaries.
For County Assessor. Thereby announce myself as a candidate for county assessor subject to the will of the republican voters of the county at the June primaries. Henry Wyn, Meritol Pile Remedy A new scientific preparation for both internal and external use and absolutely without any equal for the treatment of piles in any form. Ask us to show you this remedy and explain its many advantages. Bruhn & Stonebraker. Color of Ballots. The color of the ballots to be used at the primary election to be held June 4th, 1912, is as follows: Republicans Democratic Socialist Prohibition a] WHITE YELLOW PINK BLUE Co. E. STODDARD County Auditor
The letter notes Mr Grigsby's 1896 Bryan free silver support now backing Roosevelt. It argues little policy difference exists between Roosevelt and Bryan, questions GOP readiness to admit past error, and warns against constitutional change by direct popular vote, fearing eastern population dominance and Westward interests losing influence.
Kansas congressman Allen spoke in Scotland in support of Roosevelt for president while criticizing Roosevelt's record. He faulted the Taft administration for prosecutions against Standard Oil and Tobacco trusts, praised Taft's policy groundwork, and argued Roosevelt lacked practical conservation and tariff leadership. The talk defended Taft’s international peace treaty as more effective than Roosevelt’s arbitration approach.
The text questions the need for building a single battleship or trimming by even one dollar the cost of a standing army, challenging both expansion and reduction in military expenditure. It presents a cautious view on prioritizing defense spending and the burden of costly naval power.
The U S Attorney General Wickersham led case against the coffee trust alarms Brazil. The Brazilian ambassador to Washington warned the state department that pursuing the trust may be seen as unfriendly. The article questions the hold the trust has on American consumers.
Hutchinson County voters are urged to back Francis C Beers for County Superintendent on June 4. The ad praises his leadership and urges a second term, portraying Beers as a strong, energetic choice.
Voters seeking an experienced man of high standing for the state board of railroad commissioners should mark an X before Frank LeCocq Harrison republican candidate for nomination. A resident for over thirty years he has an unblemished record personal and as a successful man of affairs. Not backed by any political machine or corporation he will protect the interests of all the people of South Dakota. Pace your X before the name of Frank LeCocq.
Notice announces a June primary election in Hon Homme county South Dakota with polls open from 5 am to 6 pm. Voters will select party candidates for federal state judicial legislative and county offices plus national committee members and a U S senator nominee to be staged at the next general election. Dated April 20 1912 by C E Bropparp.
A nineteenth century ad notes that the American Drug and Press Association has adopted a new Merital Rheumatism powders formula as a credible treatment for rheumatism. Bruhn and Stonebraker are named as exclusive agents, promising guaranteed results and urging a trial of the product.
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