South Dakota Relief From Severe Cold Brings Deaths
Severe blizzard conditions across the Southwest driven by a deep cold front record dozens of fatalities. South Dakota reported several deaths as temperatures plunged to 20s and 30s below zero with winds driving the chill across the plains. The storm spread from Canada through Wyoming and Kansas, triggering record lows and widespread disruption. Officials warned of continuing frigid weather with more freezing temperatures and risky travel conditions.
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Woman Seeks Divorce Amid Wild Animal Accusations
Mrs Sophis Sevier files for divorce from Waller alleging he kept and hid pink elephants and wiggle sashes, drove fear into her, and forced her to endure strange acts. The complaint cites repeated disturbances as the basis for seeking a decree.
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Senator Pimman’s Nevada Home Destroyed by Fire
Washington January 15 A fire swept Senator Pimman of Nevada’s residence destroying two and a half stories of the home. Firefighters and Mrs Pimman escaped with important personal effects and a portion of valuables. The blaze caused extensive damage to grounds and outbuildings, with upper floors and lower stairs heavily damaged. Fire officials estimated losses near several thousand dollars and reported hydrants and nearby properties affected by the blaze.
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Renamed Scribe Reelects Leader At Dakota Poultry Meet
Mitchell reelected president of the South Dakota State Foul Jicy and Pet Scock association at the Isnarat business mesting Rese Inst. Secretary named. Beresford and Wayne directors. Minutes note talks by Oscar Grow and Bach Arkins. Show judging finished. state poultry meeting postponed due to cold.
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Noted Sculptor's Son Dies Of Heart Trouble
Baltimore report describes the death of Hans Froelicher aged 47, a noted sculptor’s son, after heart trouble. The obituary notes his roles in Meereich and a lecture incident at the college around 1908, with a female tension described in fragments.
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Senate Liquor Vote Debated In House By Chamblin
House members debated a proposed Senate liquor vote with Rep La Guardia urging delay to avoid electoral backlash. Rep Crápton and others indicated Texas and western lawmakers preferred not to test votes that might reveal weakness in Prohibition support. La Guardia argued the 155th Amendment had not been ratified and blocking consideration would align with prohibitionists aims.
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Trygstad Announced as Brookings Republican Governor Candidate
Brookings January 18 reports Ceri Trygstad mayor of Brookings and state senator from Brookings County enters the Republican race for governor. He says his initial statement is preliminary while he gears up on certainties and national issues. Beaztor from Brookings County is also entering the race, the second Republican candidate announced. Trygstad, born October 23, 1884 in Brookings, previously served as Brookings city attorney and county attorney before becoming mayor in 1925.
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Trial of Morgan Nears Jury in Local Court
The trial of Morgan proceeds with jury selection and witness testimony. Prosecutors recount the Sunday carriage ride and ensuing fatal car incident that killed Miss Nyman, while defense questions Morgan's appearance and statements as the case moves toward verdict.
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There Ain't No Santa Claus Says O'Brien in Florence
Florence January reports a Christmas payroll controversy as Ben Mincurn of Chi ea and Mintera face scrutiny over postal purchases. Officials note orders totaling 7,906 dollars tied to year end business and potential misuse of postal facilities. O'Brien and others insist there is no Santa Claus.
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Frozen Baby Body Found in Bed Sheet Noose
Police probe cold case after the body of a baby is found bound by a bed sheet around the neck. A servant discovered a package and believed it contained something for her mistress. Blood tests pending as officers seek clues to the infant’s identity and death.
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Plan for club leaders meet at Beatle county event
Plan outlines for 4 H club leaders conference on January 2 1959 with a program for the coming year including club camp fair short courses and site fair preparations Attendees include Marvin Hight Wes Searmed Bevleh Roxess and HL DeLong with leaders of 1392 bars and git clubs scheduled to meet in morning sessions followed by joint discussions on medical interests and youth work refreshments provided by men and women with sandwiches hot dishes comes and ice cream.
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Portugal Builds Roads for Tourists in Early Dictatorship Era
Fragmentary text notes Portugal's road-building under a dictatorship, contrasting prewar agricultural roads with continental highways. The piece mentions long-distance routes, drainage and width concerns, and the aim to attract visitors. The precise details and entities are unclear due to garbled OCR.
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Plan to interview French and Italian leaders in London
Report outlines expected interviews among American, British, French and Italian officials, with emphasis on pacification talks and possible easing of tensions ahead of a major conference. It notes Colonel Stimson and Premier MacDonald discussing strategies and the potential for extended talks if Japanese participation is confirmed.
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