Local Notes Share Debates, Weddings and Town News
In Tate County Virgil region residents attend a debate and program Friday while Misses Lyngbye Pike She and Coursey join a meeting. A wedding reception in Wolsey follows a marriage near Sioux City with guests from Iroquois. Community events include church and lodge activities, a rural mail route expansion, a house fire near Philip, and a teachers meeting in Cavour.
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Lyngbye
Pike
Coursey
Tara Myers
Huron College
Auron
Dave
Heto
Carl Myers
Miller
Township
Posseson
Peterson
Paul Peterson
Wolsey
L. H. Peters
Beadle County
Chicago
Local Notes And Socials From A Rural Community
Carpenter Paul M Glanzer on sick list. Ed prepares for events at Ernest Fauns home last Tuesday. Ms Warner and daughter Bettie return from eastern trip. Jake Glanzer and Tom Hofer visited Lake Byron last week. Wipf owns 160 acres at 20 per acre and 1280 acres total. Lyons School visited by Wheeler and Miss Hanna’s schools last Thursday. Friday dance drew over 45 tickets. music provided by Dehie orchestra.
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Ernest Faunin
Ms. Warner
Bettie
Jake Glanzer
Tom Hofer
Lake Byron
Mr. Wipfy
Lyons
Wheeler
Miss Hanna
Randis
Ja Dehie Orc
Governor Elrod Addresses Inaugural Speech
Governor Elrod, installed by Senator Kittredge and A C John, declared in a January address that there is no present federal legislation. The remarks referenced current policy debates and legislative prospects amid state governance.
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Elrod
Kittredge
A. C. John
Weddings in Sixteenth of September Parish Record
On Wednesday morning at 7:30 St Patrick's church Norah Martin of Cavour and Wilfi Walsh of Yale wed in formal attire. The bride wore brown tailor made suit with roses while the groom kept to conventional dress as Norah’s mother Nora Martin of Cavour attended the ceremony.
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Duesler
Sevour
St. Patrick's
Aath Byrnes
Norah Martin
Cavour
Wilfi Walsh
Yale
Social notes and local visits report a lively week
The sale of Braden and Rothlisberger drew a large crowd. Residents and guests, including Lester Bervier and wife, Walter Bateman, Mrs. L W Rulon and children, Mr and Mrs Mack and children, visited local homes. A Van Tuyl home dance was enjoyed. John Halloway and wife move to the Geo Alley place. Geo Newman family host a March 3 event. Albert Wormstadt to marry Miss Be on March 4 at the bride’s parents home. World Floyd correspondent wishes the couple well.
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L. W. Rulon
Mrs. Mack
C. E. Rul
John Halloway
Wife
Geo. Alley Place
Mr. Coburn
Albert Wormstadt
Miss Be
August Hine
World
Floyd
Legislature Honors Kittredge While Dropping Roosevelt Policy
The 1905 legislature rejected a petition of 8 000 votes, adopted a resolution praising Senator Kittredge, and simultaneously killed a resolution focused on Roosevelt railroad policy.
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Kittredge
Rapid recovery noted for John Murphy after stroke
Miss Elva Hay and scholars enjoyed a visit from the Rudy school Tuesday. Everyone invited to the play and shadow social at the Bay school March 13. Guy Crawford arrived Tuesday and moves to the Joe Murphy farm this week. The Farmers Club dance in Iroquois was the event of the season. Another grand invitation dance is planned by the committee at the annual meet.
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Messers Merrins
John Murphy
Elva Hay
Rudy
The
Bay School
Guy Crawford
Joe Murphy
Iroquois
Farmers Club
Not Cut Him Out The Marriage Paper Worked
A young Iowa man explains to a South Dakota clerk how a forged marriage license helped him lure Alice to marry him. He then moved to the Sioux reservation, filed on land near Lemmon, built a home, and plans a crop season with Alice as his wife. He notes leap year incentives could draw more Iowa women to settle nearby.
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Morning Herald
Iowa
South Dakota
Alice
Sioux
Lemmon
Stands by the Home County in Hughes County Dream
The Pierre Weekly Dakotan imagines a hopeful Hughes County future with self sufficient farms a little home a school and church a bustling town center railroads steamers and trolleys shaping a growing metropolis a peaceful family centered landscape with prosperity and community life.
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Pierre Weekly Dakotan
Hughes County
Big Brother
Samuel
White House
Automobile
What Does It Cost to Keep a Baby
Northwestern University authorities conclude the daily cost of raising a baby. Twelve cents daily covers food, thirty cents daily covers food clothing medicines and doctor’s bills. The figures appear in a study outlining basic infant care expenses.
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Northwestern University
Cost of raising a child cited by Mothers Magazine
The excerpt notes that Mothers Magazine estimates the yearly cost of a properly raised baby is about $110, with costs rising after the second year. It reflects social commentary on family expenses.
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Mother’s Magazine
The Cow and the Calf Farm Advice
Advice from The Farm Journal on keeping cows sheltered during storms to prevent abortion and promote calf growth. Tips include using sunlit sheds with south facing windows and shutters, avoiding rain and frozen foods, and keeping calves with mothers for bonding to reduce distress at weaning.
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The
Farm Journal
If Browne Were Governor In Stalwart Machine Era
A critical editorial warns that if L Browne of Aber deen becomes governor under the stalwart machine, state officers and judges would ride on passes, railroad property assessment would not rise, railroad rate fights would stall, the railway commission would side with railroads, and Kittredge’s machine would again control state offices for corporations. Other items note a child’s private letters, a coach's father’s sudden death, theater popularity, local hiring, and a legal partnership forming in Huron with Churchill and Gardner.
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L. Browne
Aberdeen
Browne
Railway Commission
Kittredge
Laws From 1907 Reform Move Insurgent Assembly
The 1907 insurgent legislature passed reforms including ending railroad passes and telegraph franks, instituting primaries, banning corporate campaign funds, requiring sworn campaign expenditure reports, and setting rail rates. It also empowered railroad experts to value property and mandated lobby registration with the secretary of state.
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Secretary of State
Public Auction of Frank Sherwin Stock Ranch Hogs
Sam Sherwin sells at public auction on Wednesday March 11 starting 2 pm. Hogs include nine Duroc Jersey sons aged 2 to 4 bred to farrow March 22 to April 10 and eighteen gilts bred April 12 to May 5. Five Poland China sons aged 2 to 4 due April 2 to 12 and seven Poland China gilts due April 2 to 12. Pedigrees furnished. Free lunch at noon. Terms: cash under $10. over $10 notes due Nov 1, 1908 at 8 percent interest. Frank Sherwin and Gus Wilcox.
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Frank Sherwin
Sam
Duroc Jersey Sons
Farrow
Duroc
Poland
China Sons
China
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F. W. Hamilton
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