Minnesota Wheat Yield Forecast Ranges Include 125 Million
Chicago expert Joseph McDonald predicts the three states Minnesota North Dakota and South Dakota may yield 225 to 250 million bushels. North Dakota could reach 90 million while Minnesota may top 125 million if the high estimate holds. Southern Minnesota may be damaged but gains are anticipated from favorable harvest weather.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
Northwesern
Minnesota
Dakotas
Joseph McDonald
Chicago
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mr. McDonald
Northwest
New Aspect of Negro Problem in South Politics
Sioux City Journal notes Booker T. Washington cites census data showing Alabama literacy gains favoring whites by 2.1 percent, blacks by 7.5 percent in the past decade. Virginia editorial warns of looming white educational decline, with black voters gaining majorities in twenty five counties. The piece argues the color line, not ignorance, shapes southern democracy and may threaten white political control.
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Sioux City Journal
Booker T. Washington
Alabama
Virginia
Richmond
Learing
Teus
South
Little Red School
Jack Woul
Lengthy council session flags near civil petitions and finance
Nearly the full city council met with Mayor Van Aistine presiding. Present were Aldermen Perry Stout McLoughlin Koch Beckwith Hannett Scriven while Miller remained away. Minutes were approved and a petition by Harvey Node and others for an open Iowa street was referred to the streets and alleys committee. Treasurer Widnes reported $4 260 07 in the veterans fund and Weigemaster McDonald noted monthly city scale receipts of $27 80. Police Justice was referenced.
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van Aistine
Perry
Stout
McLoughlin
Koch
Beckwith
Hannett
Scriven
Miller
McCormick
Harvey Node
Jems
Tredeurer
Widnes
Toe Vetera
Weigemaster
McDonald
McKinley Faces Drunkenness Charges In City Reports
The McKinley faced three cases for drunk and disorderly conduct with fees totaling 7.05 as city records show sickness reports by Dr. W. E. Crane, and a proposal to buy a disinfecting machine. The council reviewed expenses totaling 2,755.14 for the month including street, water, and cemetery works, with various bills listed and decisions on bill approvals and committee referrals.
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W. E. Crane
Board of Health
Greece
Artesian Weil
Roe Authors
J JX Smith
Kershaw
Crane Co
Stardard Oil Co
Barre
Ryerson & Son
O Gale
Davis & Daniels
E Moore
E Turner & Son
Webster
John Nelson
McCormick
BR Kibbee
Winsor
Crane
Beckwith
LA Amsden
Gee Eeneenemineet Barre
Scheuerenbrand
Davis & Daniele
S Duncan
Goodrich
Sayles
T Grinnell
Dano Fidreotf
W Austin
J L Cooke
Frank Sayles
Wa Nash
Ameden
HS Parrish
Wiil Noaler
John Winoney
G Scheuerenbrand
W Meuzzer
Paul Stowell
Henry Swindler
Pris- Pms
Jas McKinley
Eric Jensen
Epson
Fullerton Lumber Co
Jono L Nelson
Board of
Wm Works
John Snyder
Mike Foley
Water Works Supplies
Goodwin
Nelson Mitchell Fire Department
Oore
Gore
Rogers
Haoret and
Scriven
H. McCormics
Editor seeks farmer letters for illustrated edition
The Capital editor sent circular letters to county farmers asking for contributions to the illustrated edition of the Daily Republican and to share South Dakota farming experiences. Replies have arrived. more letters are promised, and readers are urged to provide facts or to visit the officers for guidance.
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Capital
DaiLy Republican
South Dakota
City Council approves bids for cement gutters on Maine Street
The council adopts bids for cement gutters on Maine Street between Third and North streets to be opened Aug. 15 and votes another gutter project on Main Street east side between First and Railroad streets. A committee of four is appointed to meet county commissioners to open a road toward Mitchell for northeast county residents. The meeting discusses city authority to open a road south of the Omahs track and ordinance revisions including banning bicycles on residential sidewalks with final action expected Aug. 15.
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Maine Street
Main Street
James Grace
Omahs
Mitchell
Hannett
Perry
Koch
Beckwith
Landseekers flood Davison county crop views
A crowd of landseekers from Illinois and Iowa visited Davison County to inspect crops, arriving by Milwaukee and Omaha rail lines. Real estate agents toured the county to showcase South Dakota’s promising yields, with visitors expressing favorable impressions of the crop conditions and high standing among western states.
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Milwaukee
Omaha
South Dakota
Milwaukes
Davison County
Inois
Iowa
Davison Couny
Rain Grips County In Steady Showers
A light to moderate rain fell across the county last night. Clouds hung low with widespread precipitation that aided crop prospects, especially corn, with farmers reporting improved soil moisture and a promising outlook for the core crop.
Pleasant Dreams and a Cure Claim for Favorite Prescription
A patient recounts long suffering from female weakness and nervous pain, praising Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure. The testimonial lauds restored health after seven bottles, noting improved strength and wellbeing. The ad invites readers to mail for Dr. Pierce's medical adviser and provides contact details.
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Dr. Pierce
Sheriff Association Meeting Sparks Tax Delinquent Debate
State Sheriff Association met at Huron to discuss collecting delinquent personal lines under a new law shifting duty from county treasurer to sheriff with lists of delinquents. Many delinquents moved or died, obstacles hinder collections. counties vary in expense recovery. Officers elected: President Geo Kerr Beadle, Secretary Treasurer H E Kirke Turner. Next meeting in De Smet in January, annual convention in Parker next July. Mrs S B Allport Johnston Pa reports child relief from croup via One Minute Cough Cure.
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State Sheriff Association
Huron
Association
Geo. Kerr
Beadle
H. E. Kirke
Turner
De‘Smet
Parker
Business College Promotes J L Wingfield to Principal Role
J L Wingfield principal of Brown's Business College Mitchel S D assisted as assistant principal of schools at Parseton last year. He is a practical bookkeeper with over two years bookkeeping experience. He will teach bookkeeping business writing English and manage school business. He holds a formal institute diploma.
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J. L. Wingfield
Brown's Business College
Mitcheil
Parseton
S. Dak
Enwlish
Wingfield
Forimal Institute
Only a Mask and Hood’s Sarsaparilla Promise Rest
The piece argues summer vacations fail to improve health, noting fatigue nervousness and poor sleep despite outdoor life. It claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla strengthens nerves aids digestion increases appetite and improves sleep, suggesting students and teachers gain overall health through the medicine.
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Manny
Hood
Desirable Foods For Summer from The Ladies Home Journal
Desirable foods for summer emphasize lean meats eggs milk and cheese with vegetables and fruit in proper proportions. Avoid fats from pork and cream and butter and olive oil in large quantities. The letter favors lighter desserts and favors fruits in abundance.
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5. S. Rores
The
Ladies Home Journal
Cure for Croup Promises Quick Relief for Children
A vintage advertisement for a child remedy claims rapid, safe relief from croup. It asserts the cure is pleasant to take, almost instantaneous in effect, and suitable for little ones with no danger to the patient. The product is attributed to S H Scullis.
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H Scullis
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