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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1920

Page

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Resignations and political rumors shake South Dakota news

Irwin T Aldrich resigns as secretary of the state board of regents to become commissioner of the state bureau of immigration. Charles McCaffre resigns as director of the Sioux Falls chamber. Scotlands nearby audience hears Senator Kenyon address about budgets and the league. W.S Kenyon cautions about Article 10 and war obligations while noting shifts in population and industry across the state. A late note covers a farm agent discussion, labor shifts, wool prices, and a knife attack on W P Merkel in Tyndall.

Irwin T. Aldrich Big Stone State Board of Regents State Bureau of Immigration Charles McCaffre Sioux Falla South Dakota Missouri River Scotland W.S. Kenyon Jowm Charles Mix County Tyndall W. W. Byers Tyniall Judge Wicks Sitenon Congress Executive Departments Peace Commission Paris League of Nations Senate Council United States Assembly England Germany Russia Vera Crus Pres. Wilson America

Farm Bureau urges wool credit for Europe buyers

The American Farm Bureau Federation seeks a congressional credit to allow central European buyers to purchase American wool. Wool prices have fallen from about a dollar per pound last year to under 20 cents this year. Producers have formed state pools, shipped wool to market centers, and stored it hoping for higher prices, as costs of production remain high.

South Dakota Chicago United States American Farm Bureau Federation Congress

Earthquake Felt In Tripp Vicinity Sunday Evening

Emil Schmiedt and Walter Davies working on electric wiring in Scotland bound labor for H. J Wentz. A distinct quake struck at twenty minutes to seven o clock Sunday night, rattling dishes and sending residents outdoors. Estimates vary from one to three seconds. A separate earthquake reported in Sicily on the same date is noted but its link to this tremor remains uncertain.

Emil Schmiedt Walter Davies Scotland H. J Wentz Cicily

Sayler Baltzer Marriage at Bride's Home

Amelia Sayler daughter of Ludwig and Mrs Sayler of Lesterville wed John M Baltzer of Saylor South Dakota on September 23 at the bride’s home with Rev. Hugh Bauman officiating. The couple plan an Olivet home after October 15 and will take a state trip. Attending guests included Martin Baltzer, Edna Stubner, Jacob Wahl, W Baltzer, Gottlieb Reimer and families.

Amelia Sayler Ludwig Sayler John M. Baltzer Saylor S. D Hugh Bauman Scotland Lesterville Kaylor Olivet Martin Baltzer Mary Stubner Edna Jacob Wahl W. Baltzer Gottlieb Reimer Lesterville Ledger

Sorenson family learns fallen son debarkation soon in Springfield

The Sorenson family has official notice that Robert Sorenson, who died in France, has arrived in New York and his body will likely reach Springfield this week. Bon Homme county farmers met in Tyndall at the First National Bank to reorganize the Farm Bureau and file incorporation papers, with officers elected and representation from all areas. A State College representative led the gathering providing guidance.

Thos Ayers United States Ayers Russia Sorenson Robert Sorenson France New York Springfield Bon Homme County Tyndall First National Bank Farm Bureau H. C C. Madole Wm. Thompson W. J. Conklin E. Muller Dennis Murphy Edw. Holleman C. E. Wickens State College

Local trip and mishap report from Tyndall

Wm Flamming Sr Ole Irott er and Oliver Plumb left for the Black Hills at week’s start. Dr H Klima took Walter Hanlin to Yankton hospital for hip injury from a six week old fall. L F Chladek and Lloyd Peterson’s plane failed to lift and struck trees then wedged into A J Cogans house. no injuries.

Wm. Flamming, Sr Ole 'Irotter Oliver Plumb Black Hills H. Klima Walter Hanlin Yankton J. C. Kelley Walter L. F Chladek Lloyd Peterson Menno A.J. Cogan

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Wyllis-Overland Toledo Ohio League Board of Unty Commissioners Homme County W. P. Merkel Merket Tripp Ledger Sayler—Baltzer The Springfield Times Tyndal Register Corn Belt National Bank of Scotland J. R. Wilson Meat Market James J. Cisar Kaylor Mercantile CO Kaylor, S. D Western Sale and Auction Co Omaha, Neb Merritt B. Mendenhall
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