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Newspaper

The Citizen Republican

Location

Scotland, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1920

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Gox Endorses Protective Tariff for Southern California Fruit

Gov Gox told southern California fruit raisers he would secure protection against cheap imported fruits. The pledge signals a tariff for protection, likely political. Nebraska voters approved a constitutional amendment to create an industrial commission to settle labor disputes and prevent strikes, about three to one, despite Samuel Gompers urging otherwise.

Gox California Samuel Gompers American Federation of Labor Nebraska Kansas

Ford Cuts Prices Across Line To Prewar Levels

Ford manufacturing company announces immediate price reductions across all products by 14 percent on trucks and 31 percent on autos, aiming to return prices to prewar levels and likely triggering price cuts on other car makes.

Ford Manufacturing Company

Cork Mayor Mac Swiney resumes after forty day fast

Reports say Lord Mayor Terence MacSwiney of Cork has grown stronger and can sit up after a self imposed forty day fast. Critics suspect feigned recovery to avoid martyrdom and question the value of living versus dying for his cause.

MacSwiney Cork Ireland Riee

One Country Language and Flag Change Approved

The Grand Army of the Republic’s annual national encampment adopted a ritual revision. It will now read One Country, One Language and One Flag, replacing the former One Country and One Flag. The change followed the suggestion of E. B. McKeever of Aberdeen South Dakota, father of the Aberdeen American editor.

Grand Army of the Republic E. B. McKeever Aberdeen S. D Aberdeen American

G.O. P Leaders Quit Harding on Peace Issue

Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale questions party leadership in a piece on independence in voting. The article notes a New York Democratic group of lifelong members forming to vote for Harding on the peace issue, implying practical influence over the professor’s stance.

Irving Fisher Yale University Harding New York City

Magnusen Declared Not a Farmer in Bankruptcy ruling

Federal court in Sioux Falls holds Peter Magnusen of Springfield cannot claim farming as his main business after testimony shows debts of 1.7 million with assets around 500 thousand. The court notes his substantial activity as a drover land dealer and operator in elevators mills and oil ventures. J O Smith dies in Los Angeles and funeral plans set in Avon, Bon Homme County.

Elliott Sioux Falls Peter Magnusen Springfield Magnusen George Smith J. O. Smith Los Angeles California Avon First Presbyterian Church Tyndall Bon Homme County Avon State Bank Avon Clarion

Cox Tours State in Support of League and Peace

Governor Cox rode a special train through the region for a brief stop, speaking from the coach about a world peace framework. He urged international agreement to prevent wars, criticising Senate opposition, and ignored specifics on how the league would achieve its goals.

Gov. Cox W. W. Howes League of Nations Cox Vetera League Senate America

Meridian Highway bridge substructure contract let at Yankton

The contract for the substructure of the Meridian Highway bridge across the Missouri river at Yankton has been let. The bid of 807000 dollars by Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron Co. of Leavenworth Kansas was accepted and work should start within two weeks. The company aims to complete many piers before the spring high water. The estimated total bridge cost is 11500000 dollars.

Meridian Highway Missouri River Yankton Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron ‘Co Leavenworth, Kans

Townley's 1916 land purchase amid bankruptcy questioned

The Viborg Enterprise questions how Townley bought 22,400 acres in Dade County, Florida after declaring bankruptcy. It notes he acquired title in his name and formed a sisal venture, asking league members where the funds came from.

Townley Dade County Florida League Viborg

Yankton Couple Married in Chicago Arrive for Nebraska Trip

Wm J Blachnik of Yankton and Miss Anna Hanzell of Chicago were married by Father Link on Tuesday morning. The couple left for Nebraska on a wedding trip and plan to return to Yankton to reside. Mr.

Wm. J. Blachnik Yankton Anna Hanzell Chicago Father Link Nebraska

Miss Aurelia Sturtevant Heads to Ohio for YWCA Role

From the Tyndal Register Miss Aurelia Sturtevant left Friday morning for a visit with friends in Sioux City and then will go to Hamilton Ohio where she has a position as Physical Training leader in YWCA Building Mrs Smith returned to her Marcus Iowa home Friday after visiting her sister Mrs McPherson She was accompanied to Sioux City by Miss Marie McPherson W J Gleason Sr has sold his farm south of town to Robert Colgan and in the deal Mr Gleason gets some lots in the south part of town on which he will build The Colgan family will rent their house and move onto the farm

John M. Bender Mrs. Goebring Scotland Albert Bender Tolatoy Mr. Bender Messrs. Bender Goehring D. W. Barber Black Hills Santa Monica Calif I. F. Barber Aurelia Sturtevant Sioux City Hamilton Ohio Mrs. Smith Marcus Iowa Mrs. McPherson Marie McPherson W. J. Gleason, Sr Robert Colgan Mr. Glesgon

Prize awards to pupils in district education program

Eight dollars and fifty cents was given to individual pupils as first and second prizes. A close second went to District No. 3 taught by Mise Hildegard Moeller, who received a prize of two dollars. Six dollars and seventy-five cents was given to individual pupils as first and second prizes.

Fiat Mise Hildegard Moeller Firat

Reception for public school teachers at Presbyterian church

A Civic League hosted a reception for area public school teachers in the Presbyterian church parlors. Tables and decor centered on actors and asparagus sprays, followed by a strong musical program featuring piano solos, vocal performances, readings, and duets. Toasts by Geo Dunmire, Mrs Stevenson, C W Brooke, Mrs Williams and others framed the event with schoolroom reflections.

Presbyterian Church Civic League Mies Wintera Eugenia Meighen Dora Deming Geraldine Wilson Veda Stevenson C. W. Brooks Paula Schmierer Brook Fred Rohrabacher Gueets Johnny C. W. Brooke Helen Bliss R. E. Williams

First killing frost ends hay fever season

The first killing frost arrived last night, clearing crepe and easing hay fever as residents note the frosty air. No mourning or notable casualties reported, just a sharp turn to cooler weather.

Doctor Doran Offers Free Consultations in Midwest Tour

Dr J E B Doran a licensed physician from Minneapolis travels to major towns offering free examination with paid treatment if desired He does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers tonsils or adenoids His practice claims success in stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys and other conditions Married women must come with husbands and children with parents

Dr. Doran State Medical Board of South Dakota

Sunday Visits and Church News From Tripp Ledger

Walter Schmidt and wife Lena and Bertha Schmidt with others from Norris S D visited A G Schmidt family while Al G Doering and family joined E M Stueller at Scotland. Rev A Funck resigns and will serve Centerville in Cleveland Wisconsin about November 1. Hutchinson County Fair prospered highlighting Rural Schools and Vitalized Agriculture with District No 14 led by Lydia F Graber winning a prize of three dollars.

Walter Schmidt Lena Bertha Schmidt Norris, S. D Alex Schmidt Miss Fischer Parketon Edna Schmidt Andrew Voll Paulina Voll Amelia Schelske Kaylor Lelard Stevens Scotland A. G. Schmidt al. G. Doering and E. M.stueller A. Funck Centerville Cleveland Wisconsin Hutchinson County Lydia F. Graber

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