Ree towns reach Missouri frontier by Verendrye brothers
South Dakota history notes mark March 18 1748 as the Verendrye brothers reaching Ree towns along the Missouri near Fort Pierre. The record also notes 1810 births and 1928 deaths of Fort Pierre figures Fred S Rowe and Judson LeMoure as territorial and local leaders. Col Charles N Englesby, born in Minnesota, served in South Dakota cavalry and state service.
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South Dakota
Missouri
Fort Pierre
Fred S. Rowe
Minnnesota
Charles N. Englesby
Minnesota
Judson LeMoure
Union County
Pembina
Hoover cites canal, freight shifts hurting farmers
In Chicago remarks from March 1926 Hoover links the Panama Canal to agriculture, noting Atlantic Pacific closeness and transport costs. He calculates postwar rail and sea-rate changes disadvantaging inland markets, urges reform to relieve farmer burdens and debt tied to railroads.
Costs of law enforcement rise with crime burden
An article reviews rising policing costs in the United States, noting estimates up to six billion dollars annually for protecting property while crime outpaces earlier declines. It cites New York City police strength growing from about 10 916 in 1917 to near 18 000, with crime falling only four percent, and points to expansions in private detectives and corporate security as contributing factors.
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Ellow
McLellan
United States
Army
Navy
New York City
Hoover
Ind
Vermont
Maine
Connecticut
Plana
Idaho
Intervala
South Dakota
George Elliott
Watertown
Iowa
Tura
H-G. Giffen
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
There Is a Reason editorial in the Saturday Evening Post
An editorial in the Saturday Evening Post proclaims this a prosperous age, judging progress by the ability to buy. It frames consumer power as the true measure of modern success and hints at broader social implications.
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Saturday Evening Post
The Automobile and Arlington Home Building Debate
A Sun editorial argues cars are here to stay yet questionably displace housing. It contrasts rising auto ownership with few new homes built in five years, urging more focus on home construction and warning that auto advertising drives demand at the cost of living space.
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Arlington
Arlington Sun
Sun
Dessera
Two state basketball trophies honor sportsmanship
The state tournament awards two trophies, Yankton claiming the top team prize and Huron earning the sportsmanship honor. Huron grappled with defeat to Yankton yet proud of its high school basketball squad for fair play and grace on the court.
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Yankton
Huron
Madison
Solvency Boost for Bond Fund Under New Law
Pierre March 19 Solvency of the state bonding department fund can be achieved through the new bonding law enacted by the twenty first legislative assembly. D G Lewis commissioner of insurance said solvency can be re established and claims arising under official bonds promptly paid when liability is determined. The law raises the rate review to a commission of the governor attorney general and commissioner of insurance and increases the bond limit to 50000 dollars.
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Pierre
Mar
Twenty First Legislative Assembly
D. G Lewis
Insurance
Lewis
Inas
Eurety Company
Marriage Unites Alfred Smith and Bessie McCray in St Paul
Alfred C. Smith and Bessie McCray wed at the House of Hope Presbyterian Church in St Paul on Monday March 2 at 4 pm. The groom is a Huron College faculty member and son of Mr and Mrs W H Smith of the city. They will honeymoon in Chicago before returning to Huron in about two weeks.
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Kent
Byanaton
C. Issenhuth
Minneapolis
E. NX. Wilson
Wausa
Neb
Alfred C. Smith
Bessie McCray
House of Hope Presbyterian
Chicago
Huron
L. F. Gust
Seattle
Wash
Gust
H. P.carnon
Lake Ander
Amendments Allow Bonds From Public Funds and Old Rates
Personal bonds may require state or surety company bonds with premiums paid from public funds. Amendments take effect July 1 1929, so bonds written before that date keep old rates. New law permits fixed rates for short time bonds and refund of unearned premium on cancellations within the year. The department will continue close scrutiny of applicants and prompt investigation and early settlement of claims.
Sunday Sermon in Sioux Falls and Lemmon Dedication
Staley Mateer, college student, preached in Sioux Falls last Sunday and plans to dedicate the new Presbyterian church at Lemmon next Sunday. He traveled to Okoboji for a week of vacation.
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Sioux Falls
New Presbyterian
Lemmon
Staley Mateer
Okoboji
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