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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1920
Page
5
An old newspaper snippet promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy and lists testimonials. It also advertises a Poland China cattle herd headed by Tip Top near Scotland with details on weight, measurements, a high value boar, and sale prospects with inspection invited.
An S-465 Buick car is offered for sale in good condition with a reasonable price. Contact E. V. Wilcox for details and arrangements.
A Scotsman weekly page reports on local visitors including Mrs Mason and Mrs Engatland, Rev Zerbe's trip, and land deals by Hughes and Sully county. It notes corn picking weather, Eddy Engman starting a new repair shop, real estate in Menno, and political hints about D A Tuinstra. A $100 reward is offered for clues to a clothing theft at Solomon Beim's store.
Sunday School guides 11 30 am each week with a broad program and faith outreach. Epworth League leads 7 15 pm with speaker Bert Stewart. world temperance Sunday planned for Oct 31. Anniversary events set for Nov 14. Pilgrim Bible Sunday on Nov 28. Rev Scott preaches at Presbyterian Church next Sunday with morning service at 10 30. Prof Larrabes from Yankton College to conduct 10 30 am service in Episcopal Church. Everyone invited.
The chapter meeting set for Wednesday October 29 at 8 p m at the State Bank. A brief report on the Sioux Falls gathering will be given. Also reported is a fire at Kaylor damaging H Stevens machine warehouse. The Dollard farm sale ended with August Reich paying 17750 per acre and Alex Treiber 199 per acre. Obituary notes Mr Albert Toal died age 29 with wife and a four year old child. family from North Dakota, TB survivor, destitute. Dr Leighton operated in Tripp on appendicitis for Gus Metzner. Metzner recovering well. Youth's Companion claims widest readership. emphasizes citizenship and uplifting content. 52 issues in 1921 plus 1920 remaining and 1921 calendar. Subscription offers from Youth's Companion and McCall's Magazine.
Local classified notes advertise sale of Pathfinders Delight No. 280 sire with reasonable prices. Duroc Jersey stock available through M. W. Bainbridge. Auto and tractor courses offered at home school with practical work and new books. Liberty motors welding batteries and shop management instruction included. Real estate live stock specialties with guaranteed sales and right rates. Send inquiries to Corn Belt National Bank.
The notice records bread prices dropping to 15c and indicates a sale at the bakery with Del marked as sold. It reads as a brief classified line noting the discount and remaining stock.
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