Fragmentary AP Wire Notes On Public Figures And Obituaries
Disjointed clippings mention AP dispatches and local figures. References include William atter bern in Gains and Fred Hepnerle state petition and former commissioner roles. Notable names include Clarence Caldwell former attorney general in Minnehaha county. Civil War veteran Far an, pace judge died at Gary aged 76. E. Younsberg of Brookings, Bre of courts died at Rochesiaiy aged 60.
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Gains
Fred Hepnerle
Pettaten
Senial
Pudtie Farndey Bord Lin
Clarence’ Galdwell
Bets
Minnehaha
Faran
Gary
E. Younsberg
Dakotas Briquetting Lignite Promises Regional Fuel Boom
Editorial notes North Dakota and South Dakota briquetting of lignite shows promise for cheaper heat and industrial fuel within 200 miles of Huron. It highlights rail freight advantages, vast Dakota coal beds as potential long term supply, and the impact on regional development and employment.
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Ivel
Titmots
Duluth
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Watertown
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Kentucky
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United States
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Imo
Groundhog Day Weather Folklore Briefing
A fragmented note references Groundhog Day folklore predicting an early spring or longer winter based on a groundhog sighting, mentioning February 2 and uncertainty about the animal's behavior and its possible implications.
Legislators urged to fund state education amid cigarette tax split
Pierre lawmakers debate distribution of cigarette tax funds to state educational institutions, arguing funding should support all schools including public, private and religious colleges, with emphasis on expanding access, training, and facilities for future generations.
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Legislars
Pierre Sean
Parli
Barow
Ion
South Dakota
Iren
Pierre
Rail road board abolition proposal discussed at South Dakota congress
Governors Balow's plan to scrap the state railroad commission drew mixed reaction at the Greater South Dakota congress. Shippers and brick men argued against the move, noting the commission arbitrates local issues and avoids red tape before the interstate commission. Some saw the idea as a partisan jab, others warned of delayed attention to state matters.
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Rapid City Journal
Balow
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South Dakota
Pierre
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Interstate Commerce ‘Commission
Delaware
Bulow
Wilf Rogere
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Jett
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Travisties on Politics by Walter Travis
Walter Travis discusses how Farmers Union and Farm Bureau members in the South Dakota legislature resist repealing the gasoline tax rebate and possibly oppose state bail insurance repeal. He weighs party government, bloc politics, and occupational representation trends shaping future state politics.
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Walter Travis
Tion
Farm ‘Bureau
Betiween
House
South Dakota
Rumor Mill Buoys Hagen as State Treasurer Candidate
Public opinion across South Dakota papers centers on August F Hagen auditor of Walworth County as a prospective Republican for state treasurer. Editors praise his age and drive while noting early campaign chatter and the push for a primary law to ease future runs. Local papers in Mobridge Doland DeSmet Canton Wolsey Volin echo support and caution on McMaster’s possible bid for senator.
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Mobridge Tribune
Delax
Jesat
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Hag~an
Ft Pierre
DeSmet
Fie
Betz
Canton Farmera
Hagen
Wolsey Herald
McMaster
Pictate
South’ Dakota
South Dakota Senate Hopefuls Feature In Legislature’s Debates
Murdo Coyote cites McMaster as a near sure bet if he stays in the race while Mitchell Gazette notes a legislature probe into Norbeck’s bank indebtedness as political theater. Sioux Falls’ Charlie McDonald is named a strong potential candidate two years ahead, with Dannforth and Bulow also in the mix across multiple papers.
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Chas. M. C. Woodland
Hedfield Press
McMaster
Murdo Coyote
Mitchell Gazette
Norbeck
Danforth
Charlie McDonald
Sioux Falls
Senate
McDonald
Woonsocket News
McMzatering
Apooeine Bulow
Bulow
DeSmet News
McCullough
McDoneld
Dell Rapids. Tribune
Aty
Bisoh Courier
Minnehaha
Brookings Register
George
West
Chronicle
South Dakota
Ander Herald
Congress
Washington
Me Gustave Jones and Miss Catherine Doyle wed at St Martin's
Me Gustave Jones known as Gus and Miss Catherine Doyle were joined in marriage Wednesday at St Martin's church. Rev Eather Desmond officiated. The couple planned a short wedding trip by evening train and the Huronite wished them a long, happy life. A follow up note mentions Mr and Mrs C F Koepp sailing to Chicago and then south for several weeks with New Orleans and other southern cities on the itinerary.
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Gustave Jones
Gus
Catherine Doyle
St. Martin’s Church
Eather Desmond
MaeMarkay
Edward McWeeney
Hazel Dolan
C. F.koepp
Chicago
New Orleans
Fortnightly Club Holds Pleasant meeting at Longstair home
A Fortnightly Club gathering at Mrs. George Longstair's home featured readings and discussions. Mrs. Browning's works were explored, with Mrs. W. H. Smith presenting Cry of the Children and Mrs. J. P. Foster offering a synopsis of Aurora Leigh.
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Browning Love Letters Topic Closes Program
Mrs R L Walker presented tales translations and Mrs Join Dojer closed the program with a discussion on the Browning Love Letters. The event focused on literary correspondence and local interest.
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R. L. Walker
Join Dojerty
Browning
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