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The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1908

Page

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Presbyterian Church Sabbath Services and Community Notices

The Reverend A D Collins of the Presbyterian Church conducts morning worship at 10:30, Sabbath school at 1 evening service at 7 30, and a prayer conference on Wednesday at 8 The farmer W A Floyd of Empire Ga on Rural Route 2 mortgages his farm to praise Bucklen arnica salve for two severe sores Doane Robinson estimates South Dakota wheat yield at 35 882 030 bushels with a 500 000 bushel increase Dr King s New Life Pills touted for health and vitality by L A Bartlett of Guilford Maine 25c at all drug stores.

The Methodist Episcopal Church Charles Wilcox Servic Epworth Ceague Empire W. A. Floyd Bucklen Frog Doane Robinson South Dakota Dr. King L. A. Bartlett Guilford

Democratic Orator Grandly Addresses Rapid City Audience

Granville Jones, Rapid City Democrat and Pennington County state senate candidate, spoke Friday evening to a sizable crowd. He argued Republicans should back the Democratic ticket only if state and national platforms align, but urged Republicans to stay with their own congressmen to influence measures and oppose a Republican Senate and President Taft.

Granville Jones Rapid City State Senate Pennington County Jones Senate Wm. H. Taft

Democratic rally in Odd Fellows Hall backs Lee and Soule

A Wednesday afternoon rally at Odd Fellows Hall featured Andrew J. Lee candidate for governor and Mr Soule of Rapid City seeking the short term in Congress. Lee contrasted state expenses under his administration with Crawford’s, while Soule urged tariff cuts and reform of bank deposits, post office savings banks, and railroad rates though his proposals raised questions about feasibility and revenue.

Odd Fellows’ Hall Andrew J. Lee Soule Rapid City Congress Lee Guv. Crawford Panama Canal

Debate on Tariffs and Inland Waterways Policy

The text questions abandoning reclamation of arid lands and inland waterways while defending the democratic platform. It argues the tariff issue hinges on the class of articles taxed, not the amount, and distinguishes between protective tariffs and revenue tariffs as a matter of policy rather than total spend.

Disbarment upheld for Attorney Egan in Kauffman case

The supreme court sustained a lower court ruling disbarring Atty Egan of Sioux Falls. Once noted for prosecuting the Kauffman murder case his later conduct drew scrutiny. Egan’s actions in the O Grady case saw him seize an elderly client’s farm and funds before surrendering them to a court guardian, triggering Sioux Falls Bar association actions. Similar Iowa proceedings had been threatened but not pursued. Also reports that Dr Harry R Hammer of Washington will succeed Judge Gifford as Canton Indian asylum superintendent from October 1. The Canton facility has admitted 108 patients in seven years, with 22 discharged, 28 deaths, and 63 still under care.

Supreme Court Minnehaha County Atty, Egan Sioux Falls Egan Kauffman O’grady Oklahoma Bar Association of Iowa Harry R. Hammer Washington Judge Gifford Indian Insane Asylum Canton

Speech and court notes mix with political critique in Tripp column

Ban A B Kittredge aided Hutchieson county to assist States Attorney Quinn io in the murder case against Maxon the saloon shooting in Tripp. An orator from Rapid City revised his Friday night speech after noting past criticisms of railroad passes. Wisconsin supreme court strikes eight hour telegraph operator law as unconstitutional, citing federal interstate commerce authority. Democratic leaders denounce corporations yet fail to curb abuses. Taft speaks at Greensboro criticizing Democratic claims.

Granville Jones Rapid City Andrew H. Les Supreme Court of Wisconsin Congress Sioux City Tribune Republican Party Wm. H. Taft Greensboro North Carolina

Society Is Sound and Public Integrity

Taft urges pride in a sound society amid prosperity. He notes a quickening public conscience and demand for remedies to abuses and higher business integrity as proof the nation remains sound. He spoke in Columbus, Ohio.

Ww. H. Taft Columbus Ohio

Wanted man in Scotland to manage subs and new business

Succress MacGazine seeks a man in Scotland to look after expiring subscriptions and secure new business by effective methods. Permanent position, prefer experienced but consider qualified applicants. Salary $1.50 per day with commission option. Address with references Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Bldg New York.

Scotland Peacock Success Magazine Bldg New York

Electric Bitters Help Fayette Civil War Vet

Where Bullets Flew veteran David Parker of Fayette New York who lost a foot at Gettysburg credits Electric Bitters with curing his stomach trouble and keeping him strong now. He says the tonic is worth more than five hundred dollars and that he spent much on doctors before trying the remedy. 50c at all drug stores.

David Parker Fayette, N. Y Gettysburg

Embezzler Arrested Amid Labyrinth of Names and Notices

George Frederick of Tripp was arrested at Gregory on an embezzlement charge after allegedly taking 700 dollars from a Texas land sale and not remitting. Sheriff from Brown county tracked him to Dallas then Gregory, where Morrix Gregory and Raymond Garner identified him. He was moved to Aberdeen for surrender to Walworth county authorities. The notice mentions Dr Shoop Health Coffee and state land plans by Land Commissioner Dokken, with a Meade county land sale expected to raise funds for the capitol building.

George Frederick Tripp Gregory Texas Land Company Walworth County Brown County Dallas Morrix Gregory Raymond Garner Frederick Aenlon Aberdeen Walworth Dokken Meade County

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