Prohibition Era Tension Spurs Wild Week in Pierre
The piece recalls the last week of a legislative session in Pierre with alcohol fueled antics. It notes sociable parties, ritual dazzle, and the varying effects on lawmakers from dramatic to subdued, including drinking on a scale described as a quart per person and the differing impacts on debate and voting.
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Pierre
20 Year Ago Today in Huron
A condensed Huron column notes Mrs T F Kester and her daughters Missea Lina and Maud left for Chicago on the southbound train. Several residents including John Connors C C Kragh and J C G Klenmme made Tuesday business trips to nearby towns. Mrs G Coyne plans a Cory visit March 15. Drs Wood and Durkee reported patient recovery from February 24 operation. Richard Barr Aberdeen and family visited Thursday.
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T. F. Kester
Missea Lina
Maud
Chicago
John Connors
C. Co Kragh
Miller
George Kerr
Wessington
Alfred Mannie
Turton
J. C G. Klenmme
Brookings
G. Coyne
Cory
George Hoff
Dave
Davis
F. Costello
Huron
Richard Barr Aberdeen
Notable South Dakota History items from 1844 bakers and leaders
Fragmentary notes reference Major Thomas H. W. Ruth a former state land commissioner and banker at De Smet born in Pennsylvania. It mentions 1844 Lawrence County organization and the McIntyre party making locations at Water.
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South Dakota
Thomas HW. Ruth
DeSmet
Pemnsylvania
Lawrence County
McIntyre
Hoover's Address Sets Tone for New Era of Action
President Hoover pledges to translate the voters will into action with a focus on law enforcement, world peace, and farm relief. He aims to reduce prohibition and shift enforcement duties while inviting public support for national unity and restraint in government. The piece also includes a poem from Yankton reflecting on moral beauty and civic virtue.
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Hoover
United States
Herbert Hoover
Troover
Treasury Department
Department of Justice
World Court of International Justice
Lovig
Small Town Life versus City Living Debate Sparks Opinion
In a discussion mirrored by Meredith Nicholson's College Humor piece, the small town and large city living question stirs personal view. Nicholson notes a farm boy may envy metropolis life while considering the tradeoffs of size, opportunity, and community.
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Ann
Lincoln
Washington
Meredith Nicholson
Nicholson
Indiana
New York
Boston
Uncle Sam
Metropolis
Market outlook talk by A B Anderson in Beadle county
Beadle county farmers and business people will hear A B Anderson director of agricultural extension at State college discuss the 1929 market outlook. He will cover hogs beef cattle dairy cattle poultry corn wheat oats barley flax and potatoes with a forecast for the coming year. The session begins at 10 o clock Thursday morning in the American Legion hall. This is the first effort to inform all local farmers and business people about the market outlook and its importance to the county.
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Beadle County
A. BE. Anderson
Agricultural Extension
State College
American Legion
Debatable impact of recent state legislation on people
The text notes opportunities to study human nature in those days and debates whether legislation benefited the public. It asserts that watching recent legislative finishes over the years leads to the conviction that such processes make a difference, though whether that difference is good or bad remains debatable.
Senate Rejects Inquiry Into State Banking Dept
The Senate voted down an investigation of the state banking department amid doubts about the report’s facts and concerns over harming banks statewide. Supporters cite openness, while opponents warn against unnecessary costs and rumors. If real irregularities exist, experts and a grand jury could be used to uncover them.
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American
State Banking Department
Senate
Commonwealth
Rural Credita' Department
Pierre
State House
Coolidge to return to Northampton home on departure
Minneapola Journal notes President Calvin Coolidge will leave Washington on Monday afternoon for Northampton Massachusetts. He will reside in a modest rented two family house there for at least a time. The piece defends the home as a symbol of Coolidge’s imagined immobility and tenderness.
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Pierre
Minneapola Journal
Calvin Coolidge
Washington
Northampton
Massachusetts
White House
Coolidge
Cheriah
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