Mormons Launch Uncle Sam's Greatest Warship Utah
The Mormons launched Uncle Sam's greatest warship the Utah last week.
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Kingsbury County Independent in De Smet, South Dakota
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Newspaper
Kingsbury County Independent
Location
De Smet, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1909
Page
1
Scientist Announces Germ Theory Serum for Cold Immunity
A scientist proclaims the ordinary cold is a germ disease and asserts a serum can be developed to confer immunity. He urges rapid production and distribution of the serum to the public.
Suoser Confirmed as Assistant Auditor for Interior
Senate last week confirmed H. C. Suoser to the Treasury Department role of assistant auditor inside the interior. Mr. Shober and his family left for Washington on Christmas Day.
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H. C. Suoser
President Tarr to Send Two Special Messages in January
President Tarr plans two special messages to Congress when it convenes January 4 after the holiday adjournment. The messages will cover conservation of natural resources and the control of corporations and interstate commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarr
Congress
Severe Christmas Storm Departs with Heavy Losses
A fierce eastern storm over Christmas weekend killed eighteen people. Travel ground to a halt as no trains moved from New York to Washington from Friday night until Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Public Expectation Grows for Taft Railroads Message
The text weighs Tafts opening message to Congress on railroad control. It notes a promise of a January special message and predicts public reaction depending on whether the Des Moines speech guidance is followed. If the message matches that guidance, supporters expect meaningful legislation. otherwise disappointment is likely.
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Tuere
Taft
Congress
Des Moines
Meeting Called for Faction Leaders in Watertown
A January 6 gathering of stalwart faction leaders is requested in Watertown as progressives lean to preserving incumbents. The piece argues against civil pension plans for aged clerks and questions government clerical salary levels versus private market values.
Duty to Save and Pension Rights in Open Market Labor
The author argues that pay should reflect open market norms and duty to save for retirement. A worker who earns less for greater service deserves an old age pension more than one who lived fast on a supposed windfall. The principle favors those who struggle in competition over those who spent earnings freely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumeton
Washington
State political harmony may survive as rivals hold back
A Alexandria Herald view argues the 1910 state scene will not mirror the 1908 factional fight. Insurgents and stalwarts show restraint, fearing office battles and loss of prestige. Few papers or leaders back a major overthrow, and would-be dictators are discouraged from guiding campaigns statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Watertown
Hague
Alexandria Herald
Democrats on Prices Show Shifting Fiscal Stand
The piece contrasts Governor Harmon's jab at Republican prices with a review of 1896 Democratic free coinage argument. It notes how Democrats blamed low prices on silver demonetization and later claimed gold production lifted prices, now critiquing even higher prices if farmers benefit, revealing a shifting stance amid the Haku Neneeke Gold Medal and Garland flour Farmers Elevator context.
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Harmon
Ohio
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Haku Neneeke
Settlers Describe Life On Nevada Homestead in 1909
Geo W Lattin writes from Fallon Nevada about moving two months earlier, homestead conditions, irrigation plans and crop prospects. He notes greasewood brush, levelled fields, alfalfa yields, nearby gardens, and a climate similar to South Dakota with mild winds and cold winters. He also praises a local pastor and mentions church leadership moving to Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Union
Pacific Coast
Sve
South Dakota
Geo. W. Lattin
Sipher Letter Details Life in Spirit Lake and Attica
A. J. Sipher writes from Attica Minn to longtime readers about renewing the Independent with a 100 money order. He reports daughter Myrtle married Harvey Fred Sipher, good sleighing, ice storage, and notes the dry season, crop yields, and wild fruit plentiful. He also mentions first prize at the Aitken county fair for Early Ohio potatoes.
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A.J. Sipher
Spirit Lake Township
Attica
Minn
Sipher
Martha Wade
Hinkley
Aitken County
Ohio
A. J. Sipher
Priest Resigns in De Smet After 18 Months Oversight
The Rev. Francis Burwell Chamberlain Randall, priest in charge of St. Paul De Becchines and St. Stephen missions in De Smet since July 1908, resigns effective February 1 1910. He has received letters dismissory to the Bishop of Nebraska and will lead important missions there.
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Brookings Press
de Smet
Francis Burwell Chamberlain Randall
St. Paul de Becchines
St. Stephen
Nebraska
Randall
Expression of gratitude for sympathy after loss
We thank friends for kind acts and expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our beloved mother Geo Lana and relatives.
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Geo
Lana
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Garland
Farmers Elevator
Fallon
Nevada
Brookings
de Sm
Hare
F. F. Johnson
China
Mallery & White
Hier
DE Smet National Bank
M. Andrews
A. W. Stone
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