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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
1
A farmer W A Floyd of Em pire Ga on Rural Route 2 reports Bucklen's Arica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He values it highly, claiming he would mortgage his farm to obtain more. Also notes Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy and local drugstore availability.
Dr T T Church Dentists is referenced alongside a political notice urging support for W L Redden for county judge. A Mitchell judge rules students living in college towns cannot vote locally. Andrew E Lee faces critique over Pierre tenure while governor, noting 31 days at the state capital with Tommy Ayers running the office.
Voters are urged to cast two ballots for congressmen one for the full term with Eben W. Martin and Chas H Burke as Republican candidates and a second for the special election to fill Col Parker's vacancy with Eben W Martin as Republican candidate.
Dean Sterling spoke at a republican rally in Vermilion hall Monday to a large audience despite poor weather. He characterized governance by political parties as the issue, arguing fitness to govern matters more than platform declarations. He contrasted Republican progress with Democratic rule and Bryan’s proposals of the past twelve years.
The long time rector of the Episcopal Church in Mitchell and a noted figure in Scotland died in Sioux Falls on Monday at eighty two. He rode on the first railroad train and knew Daniel Webster in youth. Survived by son George Babcock of Fresno California brother Charles Babcock a Cornell professor and two sisters in Ballston Spa New York and Philadelphia. Buried in Mitchell beside his wife.
Taft contrasts Republican and Democratic platforms citing Roosevelt's progressive regulation versus Bryan's alleged destructive reform. He argues Roosevelt would police trusts and preserve prosperity, while Bryan would shut down the business to stamp out claimed evils, implying a fundamental policy clash.
Hutchinson county regular term of circuit court convened Tuesday, the longest in years. The Maxon murder trial tops the docket with Sen A B Kittredge joining States Attorney Quinn for prosecution and French and Orvis of Yankton handling the defense. Also on calendar are prosecutions for horse stealing and grand larceny, plus a prior horse stealing case where the suspects escaped about a month ago.
A collection of brief items notes Taft praising McKinley in Cleveland and various advertisements for Dr Shoop products. It reports Sioux Falls bankrupt Charles King with assets and liabilities, a testimonial from Ada Li Croom about Dr Shoop’s New Discovery, and Comptroller Murray pressuring national bank directors with twenty five questions.
Great music offer invites readers to send names of three or more performers on piano or organ plus twenty five cents in silver or postage. Mail postpaid the latest Popular Music Roll containing 20 pages of sheet music with popular songs marches and waltzes including Rev Kyavurrs Flight of the Butterflies Marcel Manila and The Girl Ive Seen. POPULAR MUSIC PU CO Indianapolis Ind.
Wanted in Scotland a man to manage expiring subscriptions and secure new business by special methods. Permanent position, prefer experienced but consider natural ability. Salary 1.50 dollars per day with commission option. Address with references R J Peacock Room 102 Success Magazine Bldg New York.
L A Bartlett of Guilford Maine says his whole family has enjoyed good health for three years since starting Dr King’s New Life Pills. The pills cleanse and tone the system gently and are sold in all drug stores.
Yankton residents plan a yearlong Home Coming to mark the 50th anniversary of Dakota Territory’s first permanent settlement in 1859. The event aims to become a state celebration with legislative support. Distinguished past residents from across the northwest will be invited to return, renew old ties, and note fifty years of state progress.
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