Notable South Dakota Deaths and Vandalized Printing Office
A historical entry notes that on June 13 1910 former Congressman John A Pickler died at Faulkton South Dakota. It also lists 1916 deaths of Edward Sherman once treasurer of Dakota legislator and founder of Sioux Falls Park system and mentions the 1916 vandalism wrecking the printing office of Deadwood reformer E L Senn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
John A. Pickler
Congress
Faulkton
Edward Sherman
Dakota
Sioux Falls Park System
E. L. Senn
Deadwood
Paving Roads Seen as Long-Term Economy for South Dakota
The Huronite argues against large scale bond funding for road paving, urging gradual paving from current funds due to rising maintenance costs on main gravel highways. It notes federal aid limits and unfinished sections west of the river, urging economical paving where funds exist and criticizing overreliance on future federal payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Argus-Lender
Argus-Leader
Dell Rapids
Sioux Falls
Huron-Welsey
Mitchell
The Progress of the Race by Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane argues that money spent on racing and prize fighting is less demoralizing than the gladiatorial past and that society is improving. He notes many still value music, acting, painting, and the fine arts despite popular entertainment shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Editorial on public duty of publishers and local leadership
The De Smet News editors proclaim a newspaper as a public institution run by publishers who must respect diverse opinions. They praise the Sherwoods for steady policy and reader trust while noting figures like Raskob in national roles and commenting on Deadwood’s parking debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Institution
Kings
Bury
De“Smet News
Sherwoods
Sherwood
South Dakota
de Smeth
Women Control Wealth Rising in United States
The article notes a growing female influence in finance with 139 women paying over 500000 in income tax versus 128 men, 44 women over 1000000, and women holding 80 percent of life insurance in the US and Canada. It cites Stern & Co. research and says women own significant stock in major firms and may soon dominate financial life. It questions how money is used within families and suggests women manage budgets well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hristian
Science Monitor
United States
Iritam
Canada
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
United States Steel
Lawrence Stern & Co
England
Ceneral Federation of Women's Clubs
Bulow appoints Grigsby to fill lieutenant governor vacancy
Governor Bulow uses his constitutional power to appoint Jack Grigsby of Redfield to replace the late Lieutenant Governor Coyne. The move, praised as strategic for the Bulow faction, follows questions about authority and potential legal challenges. Grigsby, a World War veteran and University of the State, is described as a strong Democratic asset and ally for next year’s campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Coyne
Bulow
Jack Grigsby
Grigsby
State University
Ramona editor weighs SD politics and lignite outlook
Charles Hartsough of the Ramona Times notes South Dakota political prospects with L H W Corey as likely governor and Bulow unlikely to win a senate seat. He mentions Walter Dyce as a potential first district congress candidate and Gladys Pyle leading the Republican Party in the state. He also discusses lignite coal as a growing industry, its limited local supply, transport costs, and potential to spur employment and home production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hartsough
Ramona Times
Sage of
Ramona
L. H W. Corey
Wagner
South Dakota
Bulow
Senate
Walter Dyce
Madison
Gladys Pyle
Argus Lider
Argus-Jueader
Public dispute over Lake Andes fishing project in Huron chapter
A Lake Andes Huron Walden chapter member defends the local project against critics. He accuses opponents of misquoting minutes and politicizing sportsmen issues, cites support from Walton chapters and civic groups, and urges fair review by the game commission. He questions Lapier’s figures and defends Corey’s leadership and integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrandt
Corey
Wagner
League
J. G. Bradford
H. G. Chapman
Sioux Jalls
James Dougherty
Watertown
Mac Connachie
Redfeld
Clarence Ott
Pierre
Lake Andes
Huron
Lapier
Loucks
J Sirkhani
Owen's Bay
Ripple
Byron
Beadle County
Butt
Walton
M.D. Association
F&very
Douglas
Chas
Mix Counties
Game Department
Game Commission
Last Day of School Brutal Classroom Assault
An account of a violent incident on the last day of school where a trio including a teacher attacked a mild child with a board. The child was held down as blows landed, leaving the child severely distressed and in tears while others looked on.
Zinsep Compound Promised Relief for Chronic Dyspepsia
The passage promotes Zinsep Compound as a complete corrective for acid dyspepsia and sour belchings. It claims symptoms include heartburn weight and fullness after meals and says ordinary remedies fail. It asserts Zinsep combines antacid gas eliminant stomachic corrective laxative sedative and will refund if no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critggists
Retaliation Law Mentioned in Huron Note
A fragmentary verse ends with a claim of retaliation and a signed note from Huron, 5 D. The text describes joy, friendship, and sorrow, ending with reference to a box 372 and a local signoff.
Local Residents Return and Depart for Trips
Dr. G. KE. Hager left Saturday morning for Redfield. N. R. Lanson returned Saturday from a business trip to Miller. Mrs. Steve Dinneen is at home from a six months visit with friends in Chi
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. KE. Hager
Redfield
N. R. Lanson
Miller
Steve Dinneen
Chi
Local Circuit Notes and Campus Mentions Mark Weekend Moves
The article lists residents visiting others, travel plans to Carthage, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, with mentions of hospital visits and a few personal greetings. It notes President Woodrow Wilson at Princeton University delivering a notable dress before pupils at St. Paul and Princeton schools, and a broad commentary on social change and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago. Warren Burst
Milley
W. HL Otto
J. GC. McWiliams
Metsting M. D
John Brees
Matayidas I
Carthage
AJ W. Longren
Lavtee Gren
Minn
Wisconsin
George W. Wright
Lois Putnam
Ar Michen
Pearl Mateer
Woodvvew
Wilson
Princeton University
St. 7 School
St. Paul’s
Princeton
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Huron, &. D
Raskob
General Motors Company
Democratic Party
South
Deadwood Pioneer-Times
Open Forum
Voltaire
S. D
Fis
Hupmobile
America
Chamberlin
Clarence D. Chamberlin
Arid
Kingdon Motor Company
North
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