Dawes Defends Jones in Policy on School Examinations
Fulton, South Dakota leader H. E. Dawes defends Prof. W. F. Jones’s physical and sexual exams of public and normal school students, attacking physicians who oppose the practice. He cites Dr. Parsons and Holmes, questions medical authority, and warns against physician influence over education, urging caution about dope and drug abuses.
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H. BE. Dawes
Fulton
South Dakota Corn and Grant Growers Association
W. F. Jones
University of South Daota
Dawes
Jones
Parsons
Dr. Dawes
Republican
Yshaye
Dezember
Watertown
Ben
Holmes
Harvard
America
Oliver Wendell Holmes
M. D
Surgeon General
Blue
Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Federal Public Health Service
United States
Long Trip for Penn Eleven Heads West
Penn football under Bob Folwell prepares for the Pasadena New Year’s Day clash with Hugo Bezdek’s Oregon. A 22 man squad will travel the longest Western trip in program history with hundreds of alumni and students accompanying from December 22 for a return trip after the Rose Bowl contest.
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Philadelphia
Bob Folwell
Penn
Oregon
Pasadena
Cal
Folwell
Franklin Field
Hugo Bezdek
Pacific Coast
Dean McClellan
Wharton School
West
Violations of Pure Food Laws Bring Fines in South Dakota
The state food and drug department based at the University of South Dakota reports convictions of two Watertown grocers and a Watertown butcher for selling cane vinegar as cider vinegar and letting ice melt water mix with oysters, and a separate Iroquois butcher case for slaughtering a diseased cow. The Watertown cases ended in guilty pleas and fines. the Iroquois trial revived an old statute, aiding future prosecutions.
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Vermillion
S. D
State Food and Drug Department
University of South Dakota
Watertown
Iroquois
Harry Lebald
Frigid Weather Sweeps Over Sioux Falls Region
A heavy snow storm grips Northern Nebraska and southeastern South Dakota with strong winds and record lows. Temperatures range from 16 below in Winner to 15 below in Mitchell and 5 below in Norfolk, with Omaha at 3 above and the day’s low near 14 below in the Sioux Falls area. The Weather Bureau reports further cold as a new cold wave heads this way.
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Sioux Falls
Nebraska
South Dakota
Winner
S. 1
Mitchell
Norfolk
Neb
Omaha
Weather Bureau
Severe cold snap grips the region with biting winds
A week of frigid weather continues with a 15 degree below zero reading and a biting wind from the north. Pedestrians suffer as shoppers battle the cold, carrying parcels and warming hands in pockets. Forecasters warn of colder weather and a multi day snap ahead, dampening Palm Beach plans for ticket holders.
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Palm Beach
Bank Deposits Still Climbing In South Dakota
Pierre South Dakota state banks report total resources near 98.2 million dollars with deposits rising from 78.18 million to 83.60 million in two months from September 12 to November 17. National banks in the state likely exceed 125 million in deposits by that date.
Guaranty Act Boosts Deposits in State Banks
Pierre S. Wingfield, state bank examiner, says the guaranty act spurred a strong rise in deposits. State banks saw about twenty million dollars more in the past year, above the usual three to five million yearly. National banks in the state added just over three million, with total state deposits climbing to over twenty three million.
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National Bank of the
Cow Sets Butter Production Record in South Dakota
Belle Fourche, South Dakota resident John Smiley reports a cow produced 47.77 pounds of butter in seven days. Professor C Larsen of the State College conducted the test claiming the record.
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Belle Fourche
S. D
John Smiley
Bell Fourche
C. Larsen
The
State College
Bloodhounds Trigger Legal Fight in South Dakota Trial
Mrs Catherine Stemmhasen won a $600 judgment in a South Dakota Circuit Court against Louis Rosel pid Al Scott after bloodhounds startled her at 4 am on farmer John Sternhagen’s premises. The case sought $20,000 for alleged personal injury, marking a first of its kind in the state as officers consider daylight searches to avoid distress.
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Scotland
Louis Rosel
al Scott
John Sternhiagen
Bon Thorme County
Catherine Stemmhasen
Ito Mach
South Dakota
Bitterly Cold Fire Destroys Mitchell Machine Works and Skating Rink
Fire in the former J. I. Case building at Main Street destroyed the Mitchell Machine Works workshop, Ellis Realty office, and the Joyland roller rink floor. Loss about 4000 dollars with 2500 covered by insurance. Fire began around midnight and spread quickly in extreme cold, firefighters losing footing as water froze. Ellis estimates 4000 loss. car and Cadillac stored inside also damaged. rebuild decision pending. Paul Barcus’s machine shop damages could reach about 5000.
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Mitchell Machine Works
Ellis Realty Company
Joyland Roller Rink
J. I. Case
Main Street
Milwaukee
RE. L. Ellis
Ellis
Ford
Paul Barcus
Machine Works
Sioux City
Legislature Faces Major SD Session With Prohibition Law
Pierre South Dakota January opening session will tackle broad agenda headlined by enforcing the statewide prohibition amendment. Lawmakers may seek shipments bans and penalties for liquor possession, aiming to curb intrastate supply for households. The session also covers many other issues.
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Pierre
S. D
South Dakota
Legislature Eyes Stricter Laws On Train Riders Amid IWW Fear
Reported moves in the legislature seek felony penalties for boarding trains to curb IWW influence amid harvest concerns. Republicans push for speakership with candidates including Al Roberts, Louis Benson, and E H Al Withee, while Democrats ponder unified support for a speaker choice.
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al, Roberts
Day County
Louis Benson
Moody County
al. Withee
Turne
James Mcbarland
Codington
May Reopen Old Phone Problem At City Meeting
The city council discussed reviving the old telephone controversy during a special meeting. Jamson Bros. won a $877.10 bid to redecorate the city auditorium and frame work. Several ordinances and special assessments were read or approved, with repairs and a fire alarm overhaul planned.
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Jamson Bros
Waukee Depot
Fifth Avenue
Lawler
Rowley Streets
Specia
West Fourth Avenue
East Fifth Avenue
Third
West Fourth
City Hall
W. L. Clarke
Illinois
Farmers Discuss State Constitution Revision on Tax Methods
A Douglas County meeting of about 1,500 farmers at David Lovinger’s home formed a committee to seek an amendment to the state constitution. The group aims to resubmit the revenue article and study finance methods with H. C. Preston of the state tax commission supporting re submission. The investigating board includes Charles Boreson J C Lehman David Lovinger L Lowrie Charles King M J Coyne and R C Warne Jr.
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Douglas
David Loyinger
H. C. Preston
State Tax Commission
Charles Boreson
J. C. Lehman
David Lovinger
L. . Lowrie
Charles King
M. J. Coyne
R. C. Warne, Jr
AffinityDoes Not Want Mate in Chicago Case
In Chicago a single mother, Frida Hinkelman, alleges Paul Boyke fathered her first child and an upcoming second, claiming Boyke’s wife Mrs. Boyke arranged the prior birth. She asserts she wants no relation with Boyke and asks to be left alone despite his promises and pressure for divorce.
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Chicago
Boyke
Paul Boyke
Frida Hinkelman
Miss Hinkelman
The Cat the Monkey the Chestnuts and the Fire
A writer argues for constitutional amendment to allow tax classification of property, criticizing express companies and bank deposits taxation. He cites U.S. Supreme Court limits on taxing express firms and urges bankers to back reform to avoid discriminatory taxation in the state.
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Tax Commission
Supreme Court of the United States
Npress
Murdens
State Bankers Association
Thwonorible CG
Vailey
Sioux Falls
Express Companies
Bankers Association
Plandreanu
Moody County
United States
Express
Swine and cattle market update from Chicago and Sioux City
Chicago at Union Stock Yards reports strong hog and cattle demand with hogs at mixed to heavy prices and cattle including native beef steers and stockers firm. Sioux City market shows steady hogs and cattle, with lambs and sheep prices firm and a steady daily range for fat cattle and veal calves amid active demand and light Tuesday hog trade.
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Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Sproux City
Sioux City
Cattlis
Sheep trade and Christmas closure at Sioux City stockyards
The fat sheep and lamb market operates Tuesday under control of market authorities. The Sioux City market will close for trading on Christmas Day while all stock arriving will be cared for as usual by the Stock Yards Company.
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Sioux City
Stock Yards Company
Minneapolis Grain Prices Endure Wide Range On Board
Minneapolis cash close lists wheat and corn values across grades and qualities with No. 1 hard, No. 1 durum, and No. 2 northern wheat priced from about 1.49 to 1.74 per bushel. Corn and oats show mixed figures, with yellow corn around 4 to 6 dollars and white oats near 46 to 49 cents per bushel, along with currency-like futures terms and arrivals.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Montana
Barliey
Butter Prices Steady On Top Grades In New York Market
New York City reports butter receipts at 4.351 with market steady on top grades. Creamery extra 41, special mark 41 1 2 to 42, firsts 37 1 2 to 41 1 2, seconds 35 37, process extras 35 4 , process firsts 30 1 2 to 34 1 2, sacking stock No VE. BY WEIR Nos B25 Fal)ef.
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New York City
Creamery Extra
Weir
Butter market report from Elgin Illinois
Elgin butter market reports higher prices with twenty five tubs sold at 38 12 cents. Fairfax South Dakota resident Fred Faatz, Gregory County landowner, contemplates renter rights dispute over building materials as the renter tears roofs and raids structures to build a garage, with a probable arrest forthcoming.
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Elgin
Ill
Fairfax, S. D
Fred Faatz
Gregory County
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H. E. Dawes
Pennsy
Ben Dbear
Mitchele
California
State Pure Food Department
FURS
D, Bergman & CO
ST. Paul, Minn
APAIR
Examiner
Wingfield
AL Scope
J. 1
CASE
Council
H.C. Preston
Vork
George Rice
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Parilroad
Plandreau Herald
Cattier
New York
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