02 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Kingsbury County Independent
Location
De Smet, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1911
Page
1
A complete line of building materials including windmills pumps and casing is offered. The catalog lists durable components for construction farming and water management projects. Potential buyers can source hardware and parts from this supplier.
The senate delays on a reciprocity bill as factions claim the approach starts at the wrong end. The speaker notes there is no universally pleasing outcome and warns against overpromising future progress.
Senator Crawtorp spoke against a Canadian reciprocity treaty two days ago arguing it would not lower living costs while supposedly reducing farm product prices. The article notes the contradiction and ends by stating the editors cannot tell how the latter would happen.
Congress has worked for weeks with the House passing the reciprocity agreement and the farmers' free list bill while the Senate debates the same accord. Lawmakers fill the Congressional Record with speeches as the vote remains distant, a chance for political showmanship at home.
The article reviews senate prospects for a Canadian reciprocity deal, noting Knute Nelson may oppose it. It praises J. D. Extort’s district judgeship, due to Senator Gamble, and comments on Elliott’s suitability. It cites Wall Street gains and calls for clear Sherman act enforcement and federal licensing with full business disclosure.
The Washington Times reports Congressman Martin argues the court overreaches by injecting the term unreasonable restraint into the law. He asserts the opinion avoids literal statutory language and fails a clear test for legality of contracts, combinations or conspiracies in restraint of trade.
Congress sits in extra session since April 4 as President Taft seeks action on the Canadian reciprocity agreement. The House passes the reciprocity bill and several others, while the Senate does little, meeting Mondays and adjourning Thursdays, prompting public criticism and calls for more responsive leadership.
The Sioux Falls Press argues for direct senatorial elections by popular vote. It criticizes the Senate for blocking reform and predicts the people will eventually elect senators directly, despite money and political bosses shaping current positions.
Oscar J. Tenold of De Smet South Dakota endorses Doan's Kidney Pills citing relief from back pains after using them. He learned of the remedy at Mallory and White's Drug Store and plans to share his positive experience with others. Doan's Kidney Pills cost 50 cents and are sold by all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sole agents for the United States.
Phil Ryan and his mother Mrs W J Ryan traveled to Sioux City last Saturday seeking hospital treatment. The Old Settlers Day celebration in De Smet has seen its most complete and elaborate preparations since it became an established event.
Notice announcing a members meeting for the Farmers Cash Store to be held Wednesday evening June 7 at o o'clock p m. All members and prospective members are urged to attend for important business. Manager.
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