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Newspaper
The Citizen Republican
Location
Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
1
The Dode Fish Dog and Pony Show and Trained Wild Animal Exhibition travels under the Scotland Cemetery Association on Saturday September 12 offering wonderful features not common to travel shows. It showcases trained animals an excellent band and an elaborate street parade at one o'clock.
The anthrax quarantine west of the Jim river is lifted, opening markets at Lester ville Utica and Yankton and easing stock dealer burdens. State Land Commissioner Dokken appraises 17583 acres for capitol building land in Pennington and Meade counties with assessed values of 7 to 10 dollars per acre, boosting building fund receipts to cover annual expenses.
The Lesterville Ledger argues many Democrats aided Republican primaries but predicts most will vote Republican this fall. It cites about 18 000 crossovers two years ago and warns the primary law could be unjust if these voters switch back at election time.
A political exchange centers on a claim that an opponent would field nominations for the other side. The remark ends with uncertainty about outcomes and future developments.
A small gathering of long-time residents in Tyndall attended the Old Settlers meeting led by Hon. G. W. Snow. Speeches by J. D. Elliot and Sen. R. A. Vessey praised Dakota pioneers, Bon Homme County farming, and the value of home training and education.
An old advertisement touts Pink Pai Tablets by Dr Shoop claiming relief from headaches and various pains within 20 minutes. The 25 cent box formula is promoted as effective and is sold by R W Russell Drug Co.
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