30 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Kingsbury County Independent
Location
De Smet, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
1
A terse incident note reports an Indiana case involving a minor yielding a fine. Details are limited in the fragmented text, but the event centers on a minor and a monetary penalty without clear additional charges or outcomes.
A Des Moines man stole 117 pennies from a child's bank and received a two year sentence. A promoter of a fraudulent scheme earned $250000 and drew a thirty day sentence. Reports of wheat damage flow in from several states with Kansas cited for large yields. Equitable Life Insurance accused of keeping dead and invalids on its payroll. Justice is blind, some claim, with insanity pleas possible.
A stark warning links Russia to mass imprisonment in Poland and large scale civilian casualties. The speaker foresees a looming explosion in tensions as the grand dukes are blamed for suppressing revolt, signaling imminent upheaval and upheaval.
Wallace, chief engineer of the Panama canal and commission member, resigns his $30,000 post after clashing with Secretary Taft on management. He moves to a $60,000 position where Taft does not supervise directly.
The Cuna express strong anger at the U S exclusion act and threaten possible retaliation. They cite a Chinese proposal to fumigate every American and charge a five dollar entry fee as a model. The remark suggests support for stringent travel restrictions and heavy screening measures.
The author notes Fred Wright's failed entry into better company while inspecting the college farm. The piece questions the guiding perspective and hints at financial concerns, praising some departments yet criticizing those in charge of the farm as inept and costly. The commentary reflects on priorities and accountability in university spending.
The text argues that government should study life insurance companies and consider regulation. It contends that reform opponents, who benefit from current systems, will claim to defend property rights when public efforts seek to fix abuses.
Readers question why the state should insure bank deposits and request reasons from those approving the measure. The Brookings Individual notes the proposal is serious and suggests a system to insure deposits, arguing it is not a light or foolish idea.
Discussion argues deposits in banks, as public institutions, warrant state insured protection distinct from general property. Supports stricter bank examination and calls for deposit insurance while resisting broad state insurance expansion. Sioux Falls Press notes looming political battle as railroads mobilize opinion.
Emil Braces the oil inspector who opposed Standard Oil and used influence in Pierre has been removed from office. Brauch believed loyalty to the people would secure his seat, but he proved too green for use. Branch, though a good official, should not remain on the payroll.
Analyze says South Dakota Republican papers oppose the President on railroad rate policy, showing machine influence favoring rails and risking voter choice between the chief executive and party machinery. Observers note state leaders and officials are railroad-backed, shaping electoral loyalties and potential job consequences.
A clipped essay traces railroad regulation debate linking the Esch Townsend bill as incidental, argues ICC and state commissions seldom set rates, and questions fairness of retroactive rate changes. It also recounts a tale of Captain Kato seeking naval study aboard an enemy ship in a Korean war context.
Admiral Bob Evans recalls a Japanese servant who impressed him with fidelity promptness and quick learning. Evans notes the man’s care for shipwork and interest in every detail as a light on Japan's recent sea fighting success.
Four verses advertise Ayer's Hair Vigor claiming hair growth stops shedding cures dandruff and restores color. The chorus is sung by millions in the minstrel style ad piece.
Notice states default on mortgage dated December 1 1809 by Alice C Armstrong and A F Armstrong to Thomas C Kirk. Hattie L Bradley currently holds mortgage. amount due listed as 932.02 with taxes and interest. property to be sold at public auction at the Kingsbury Courthouse in De Smet to satisfy the debt.
Strait, an American student, and many others in the fighting navy learned their trade as Kato did. The Japanese naval minister lauds the virtue of the empire for those contributions and the rise in Japanese prestige over the past week.
Chronic bronchial trouble and summer coughs can be quickly relieved and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. For sale by L. E. Sasse.
L. K. Sasse appears as the administrator with the will annexed in the recent probate filing. The notice outlines the appointment along with related probate procedures and location details.
executor William Buckley of L. O. Dill deceased notifies creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within six months after first publication at Bancroft Kingsbury County South Dakota dated June 12 1905.
The Chicago and North-Western Railway publishes a valuable compendium tracing Northwest railway history from Indian cession to modern times. Over a hundred pages detail the roads forming the Northwestern Line, printed in strong paper covers, postpaid for ten cents by W. B. Kniskern P. T. M. Chicago.
Inquiries for summer resort literature should be sent with a 2 cent stamp to W. B. Kniskern, Passenger Traffic Manager, Chicago. For rates and tickets contact agents of the Chicago and North Western Bay.
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