National Advertising Representatives Listing
National Advertising Representatives Prudden King Prudden Inc lists offices in Chicago New York San Francisco and Seattle along with Associated Press republication rights and contact numbers for department or person wanted inquired by readers.
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National Advertising
Prudden, King & Prudden, Inc
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Madison Ave
New York
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles
Leary Ridg
Seattle
Massacre of War Settlers at Spirit Lake 1857
In 1857 a massacre near Spirit Lake devastated settlers as raiders attacked. Women captives were seized and carried into South Dakota, amid widespread violence targeting frontier communities. Local reports describe the brutal event and its immediate aftermath for survivors.
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Los
Mare
Spirit Lake
South Dakota
General Electric Urges Small Town Industrial Growth
A GE advertising series promotes decentralization, arguing power and industry should spread from congested cities to small towns. It links electricity, transmission networks, and motors to farmer markets, local jobs, and a balanced national development, urging prairie states to embrace regional growth while strengthening local communities.
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General Electric Company
General Electric
South
America
South “Bakota
Metica
Constitutional Quarrels Over Primary Laws in State
The piece discusses R. O. Richards and his proposed primary law, versus the Slocum law already enacted. It notes Attorney General Sharpe’s ruling that the Slocum law becomes law without public submission and speculates on Richards’ possible further actions and amendments to create a parallel proposal for voter choice at the next election.
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R. O. Richards
Richards
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Representative Quale
Sharpe
Precinct Meetings Fail to Arouse Public Interest
The article notes that original precinct meetings failed to engage the public, allowing a small group with selfish interests in nominations to control the process.
Stewart's defeat ties South Dakota to Standard Oil fight
South Dakotans regret Col. R. W. Stewart's defeat in the battle with the Rockefellers for control of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana and the fall of L. L. Stephens who moved to Chicago to join Stewart. Huron remains invested in Stewart and the Standard operation, a top local employer with a large payroll. Rockefeller approval of Stewart's methods suggests no broad policy changes.
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Rockefellers
Col. Stewart
A Boom for Loucks Gubernatorial Push Emerges
Political gossip from the legislature notes D N Loucks of Watertown gaining early support as a potential governor. Still early to form pacts, rivals include Senator Brooke Howell and Lieutenant Governor Coyne. Loucks may have opted for the governor’s race over a congressional bid, with apparent knowledge and approval.
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Loucks
D. N.loucks
Watertown
Mr. Loucks
Brooke Howell
Coyne
Dakotas Face Tree Loss and Hopeful Planting Surge
A Dakota farmer report notes fewer living trees across the Dakotas after extreme droughts and harsh winters. It cites replacement failures and many mature trees dying, but voices optimism from A B Ford and North Dakota extension forester BEHOO, urging immediate farm planting and thorough soil prep to revive prairie groves and shade farmhouses.
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Dakotas
Thicher
A.B. Ford
South Dakota
North Dakota
Forester
Forestey
Great Plains
Jess
Ninmierot
Olecge
Lindbergh’s Silence Provokes Laughs Behind The Spill
The Sioux City Tribune recounts Lindbergh’s recent airplane spill and a notable moment when a correspondent pressed for explanations. Lindbergh flashed a broad grin and said, I have nothing to say, a line viewed as a witty evasion amid press questioning.
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Sioux City Tribune
al Smith
Lumtan
Lindbergh
Inian
Hoa Ag
Lindy
Trayistics on Politics by Walter Tiba Tib
Walter Tib surveys the closing hours of a 60 day legislature as lawmakers juggle nine calendars and lingering bills. He notes the grind of late sessions, possible passage or reversal of measures, and the difficulty of tracking a vast, varied body of legislation amid lobbying and conference committee delays.
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Trayistics
Walter Tba Tib
Ana
Grist
South Dakota weighs automaker plates at state prison
The house debated a bill to make automobile license plates at the state penitentiary. It had previously passed the senate. Opinions varied on employment and price, with estimates ranging from two part time workers to none clearly defined. Lawmakers admitted little certainty but approved the measure as a reform.
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House
Senate
South Dakota
Lawmakers rail at schemes and parks during session
The report captures heated remarks by lawmakers McFarlane Buikema and Waller criticizing part time wardens, parks, and state efforts amid a tense Nebraska legislative session. They mock, dismiss, and defend positions as the chamber winds down with less damage than feared.
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Sec’y
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McCook
McFarlane
Waller
Spith
Buikema
Edmunds
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Pennsylvania
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Illinois
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Huron
General- Motor Equipment ,O. Inc
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