West Third Street extension stalls federal highway No 14 plan
The West Third street highway extension faces delays as county authorities fail to meet federal grading standards needed to qualify for graveled road status and federal funds. Critics say the hold up wastes money already spent and hampers Beadle county infrastructure plans.
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Fair Grounds
Clarke Farm
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Clarke Highway
West Third
Federal
Beadle County
North Carolina's highway program praised as economic lifeline
A North Carolina report by H B Shaw credits a user-paid highway policy for eight years of growth. Since 1921 the state’s road system rose from 5560 to 7500 miles, with investment growing to 127 million dollars. Bonds funded most costs, while licenses and gas taxes yield steady revenue and save motorists about 3 cents per mile. The analysis contrasts this with other states and notes substantial annual savings despite federal aid.
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North Carolina
H. EB. Shaw
North Caroline State College Engineering Experimentatior
Shaw
South ‘Dakota
Oost
Iing
North Carolina highway costs rise with traffic growth
The statistician notes expenditures at a fraction of a cent per vehicle mile yield three cents back, a wise investment. As paving expands, maintenance costs will rise due to longer gravel movements and heavier traffic, with no fixed figures to cap future costs.
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North Carolia
Highway Commission
Wealthy Deadwood Citizen Funds Black Hills Museum
W E Adams contributes 35000 toward a museum dedicated to the Society of Black Hills Pioneers. The building will house historical collections from the Black Hills region. The move underlines broad community interest and the need to preserve regional history before pioneers pass away.
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Deadwood
W. E. Adams
Society of
Black Hills
Society of Black Hills Pioneers
Adams
Kriebs Appointed New Agricultural Secretary for South Dakota
Frank D. Kriebs of Beresford becomes Secretary of Agriculture succeeding the late Louis N. Grill. Kriebs previously served on the State Board of Charities and Corrections and is praised as an able citizen. The piece also notes speculative idle talk about Charles Dawes and Chicago politics.
Layman viewpoint praised church talks in Aberdeen
Aberdeen American notes a series of evening talks at V P Mitchall's Methodist church where business leaders answer questions about their fields. Sheriff Geisler and others defend common beliefs, arguing crime coverage is not overstated and history shows progress, including female emancipation.
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Aberdeen
Geisler
J. A. Mathews
The
American News
Henry Onsgard
Mitchell
Last Laugh in Alexandria: A Whaling Feud Over Lamps
A New England town debated replacing whale oil with kerosene for street lamps. A prophetic verse mocked the change, predicting lightning and gas lighting, revealing the satirical spirit of a bygone era.
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Alexandria
Amall
New England
South Dakota Legislature Verdict Mixed In Optimism
Pierre March 22 The weekly newspaper verdict on the recent South Dakota legislature blends optimism and caution. Editors praise a peaceful session with little party politics, noting tax changes but doubting they will affect receipts. Many papers laud constructive effort, credit for careful handling, and a generally satisfactory 60 day session despite no dramatic reforms.
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Pierre
Mar
South Dakota
Alpena Journal
Prem
Tripp Ledger
Deland Times-Record
Garretson News
Java Herald
Bele Fourche Bee
Iroquoig
Ft. Pierre
Lake Norden
Hudsanite
Custer Carourete
Start and Quits After Beven Strokes Reported
Brief page note states start and quits after beven strokes. mentions a “par end one solution” on a Want Ad page.
South Dakota Legislature Criticized as Revenue Rise Spurs Outcry
The Volin Advance and Lemmon Tribune decry new taxes as mere repackaged levies for residents. Redfield Press notes the half million added to the tax budget and business costs, while others claim the legislature increased expenditures by nearly two million with little return for property owners. Ramona Times calls anti-saloon league backlash and Spearfish Mail lament impatience and harsh judgments.
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Volin
Lemmon
South Dakota
Redfield Press
Anti-Saloon League
Ramona Times
Spearfish Mail
Tanlac Offered to Restore Vitality and Nerves
A persuasive 1920s-style ad claims weak nerves cause drama and drain youth while promising Tanlac as a quick remedy. It asserts the tonic rebuilds tissues, revives strength, and improves disposition, urging readers to buy from their druggist and seek a refund if not satisfied.
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New York
Feeble start alleged in tax cut and reform push
Isayah Wagner Post criticizes the Fegigia ture and state voters for lacking real comprehension of the tax cut and government cost reduction efforts. He argues the primary reform attempt is a feeble start and urges clearer action to reduce taxes and government spending.
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Isayahe Wagner
Belter~ Ding
20 Years Ago Today in Huron
Mr A Giard and wife returned from Hitchcock. Several men from C N W left for Chicago to take exams as engineers Julius Broedorn Will Bennet Gardner Spitiler Friday six more firemen joined them Glenn Hurley Frankiter Harvey Sechler Fred Holfis Charles Hubbard Charles Seeley Mrs Seeley travels with her husband to Chicago They expect four weeks away J G Dexter heads to Chicago Friday evening Mrs S B Warren moves to Thirf Street rooms W G Rutledge and W G Bickelhaunt visit town C C Issenhuta travels to Redfield John Green C N W passenger conductor returns from Wisconsin extended trip to Hindis Indiana and Kentucky He spent significant time in Madison with a sister and niece and nephew both attending the university nt Green enjoys the atmosphere
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A. Giard
Whte
Hitchcock
Chicago
Julius Broedorn
Will Bennet
Gardner Spitiler
Glenn Hurley
Frankiter
Harvey Sechler
Fred Holfis
Charles Hubbard
Charles Seeley
Seeley
C. C. Issenhuta
Redfield
John Green
Wisconsin
Indiana
Kentucky
Madison
Wham
Nt. Green
Misdes Wade Campbell Visitors Return Home From Lincoln
The Campbell family near Huron and Mrs. Bert Layton have returned to their homes after short visits. Minnie and Minnie Wade Campbell of Godfrey and Lincoln were visiting their parents at Caldrato Street before resuming their respective residences.
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Wade Campbell
Godfrey
Minnie
Lincoln
RW. Campbell
Caldrato Atreet
Bert Layton
Ana
Lucy Campbell
Birs
Clay Thomason
Huron
Alen
Buys Stath New York Bar Investors Group Secures Funding
New York based Bar Investors Group announces roughly $2,000,000 in funding for a statewide initiative. D. Jwaumind Co of Omaha controlled 800 cream stations across several states, marking a significant distribution expansion.
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STATH
New York
Bar
Ceri
Tributors Corporation
D. Jwaumind Company
Korean Agriculture Then and Now Major Crops Listed
From time immemorial tilling soil has been the principal occupy of the Korean people. The staple agricultural product is rice, followed by barley Italian millet soy bean wheat and red beans.
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