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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

Page

8

Final Examination Details for Seventh and Eighth Grades

The notice ratifies a second final examination for seventh and eighth grade pupils to be held in May at Springfield Public School Building and Court House. It lists designated examination sites and notes that only older pupils will take the exam. The report also covers local visits and enlistments, including Miner Shaw joining the American army tank service and Thos. Davis enlisting in the navy for Great Lakes duty.

Hreby Springfield Ia High Thos. Davis Davis Plumbing Co Navy Jane Great Lakes Chicago Davis Flambing Co Tommy Davis

Local resident enjoys new ear device in Scotland

James Veliek is enjoying an ear purchase from the Eterwnean garige in Scotland at the start of the week. The text also mentions other names and a Reverend Hoyts, with notes on parish events and town activities, though details are unclear due to damaged text.

James Veliek Scotland

Wall Street Winds and Local Moves Highlight Weekly News

Pacifists blame Wall Street for the war while pressure from casualties stirs opinion. Mr and Mrs R R Robinson depart for Lander Wyoming to manage Tyndall Wyoming Oil and Development Co holdings. G W Kirschman opens a law and real estate office in Stickney. Winters recovers in Yankton hospital after eye injury. Herbert J Schnaidt and Leon a Loffler wed in Yankton and visit Menno. Ned Bray hosts a dinner for thirty soon-to-be enlistees. Chas Heilin buys a Poland China pig for 215 dollars weighing 800 pounds at 25 months. Parker New Era notes a canyon explorer monument dedication with survivors invited and a congressional appropriation for transport. Senator Sterling secures free transport for survivors and scholars. Jones misses the Canyon event but would have enjoyed the return.

Wall Street R. R. Robinson Lander Wyo Bob Tyndall-Wyoming Oil & Development Co Wyoming Parker Grand Great Canyon

Carl Harvey advances to assistant chaplain on leave

Carl Harvey, newly promoted assistant chaplain, returned from Camp Funston on five day leave. Drafted as a private and eligible for exemption, he rose from corporal to his current post while the senior chaplain served in France. Friends praise his advancement and service.

Bridgewater Carl Harvey Camp Funston Carl France

Springfield mail carrier fired over Liberty Bond stance

Fred Oedrichs, a mail carrier from the Springfield office, has been dismissed by the government for refusing to purchase Liberty Bonds and to contribute to the Red Cross. He allegedly made seditious remarks.

Avon Clarion Fred Oedrichs Springfield Red Cross

Newsie Knew His Business in War Book Sale

Lord Northcliffe recounts a London paper story where a U S child newsboy offers his book At the War to Northcliffe on a New York to Chicago voyage. The author replies modestly that he has read it and asks the boy his opinion, prompting a wry Yankee remark.

Lord Northcliffe London United States Canada New York Chicago caPretty Lord Northeltite

Music for the War Tank Tale

A fragment notes music related to a wartime tank topic with unclear names and events. It hints at performers or composers linked to morale or propaganda but the readable content is sparse and nonspecific. Further context would clarify the exact persons or institutions involved.

Hospital supply issue cited in Africa trade report

A brief note mentions a hospital supply problem in Africa tied to a larger trade or aid report. Details are sparse, with no clear entities or dates readable in the fragment.

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Court House Olga Cage BROWN Donley C.G. Max Rexall Miaé Setunietee Rev. Hoyts Ais Evengelia Yuan G.W. Kirschman Tyndall Hutchinson Heralds Inr. Winters Yankton Hospital Herbert J. Schnaidt Leona Loffler Yankton A. C. Miller Menno Herbert Dunwoody Institute Ned Bray Chas. Heilin Tripp Poland T. H. Kirschenman Newsie Woman's Magazine Becker Becker Bros, GO Bar Thrift BON Homme County Bank Bon Homme County BANK Nce Ris Africam Ene
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