State Senators Debate Popular Vote for Senators
In Pierre on January 29 the senate debated electing U.S. Senators by popular vote, with Rice supporting the measure, Abel opposing on populism grounds, and Linson condemning it as worded in the democratic platform. The committee report against the memorial passed 30 to 7, as new bills and a cattle dipping discussion followed.
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Pierre
Senate
Rice
Abel
Liwson
Allison
Iowa
Kittredge
South Dakota
Cassel
Ecountics
Johnson
House
Capitol
New House
Carroll
Bylly
Ramsey
Bureau’ of Animal Industry
Washington
Missouri
James Rivers
Municipal Advancement Leads to Statewide Municipal League
A convention of delegates from progressive cities formed a municipal league in Terre with A J G White of Aberdeen as president. The group met to discuss biennial Feapins sessions and nine proposed amendments to extilinu laws aimed at uniform benefits for all cities. Proposals include funding for paid fire departments, reconciling sections 1261 and 2098, empowering boards of equalization to subpoena, appointive city assessors, and other code updates.
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Wriddy
Firth
Boards of Equalization of Cities
Board of Equalization
Kifth
Doings Out at Pierre Special Report
Pierre notes from Jan 31 describe senate and house actions on local laws and reforms. Bills include liquor license regulation, tax collection for transient traders, and school tree planting. A soldier's home salary raise faces debate while the capitol building bill advances in committee.
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Pierre
Dillon
Congress
United States
Taubman
Rice
Cook
Senate
van Osdel
Capitol
House Committee On Agriculture
Lee
Kribs
Jackson
Carroll
Educational Notes From BJ Quigley County Superintendent
The regular state and grade certificate exams will be held in every county on March 24 and 25 with details to follow. The county institute starts August 28. Monthly teachers meetings are the first Saturday at Mitchell, second at Mt Vernon, third at Ethan. Meetings begin at one oclock and can be discussed at Mt Vernon and Ethan hotels before trains. A teachers manual on school work features has been distributed. School No 15 Voluntarily W 1 Devers has a successful entertainment last week. Proceeds will fund a tag purchase. February meetings will cover libraries and library certificates. Reading and printing certifica tes rules implemented in teachers lands. January meetings were poorly attended due to bad weather. a better record is hoped this month. A teacher is wanted in District No 6 Mitchell township.
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County Institute
Mitchell
Mt. Vernon
Ethan
Mitteheil
Devers
Mitchell Township
Absent Tarks Near Tiany Inching Toward Building
A fragmentary report notes absent Tark and Tiany within a few steps of the building, suggesting proximity or access concerns. Details remain unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Tiany
Sermon at City Hall Revival Uplifts Large Audience
Mk Bowdish preached a strong sermon at revival meetings in the City Hall Friday night despite leader Dr Nicholson's absence. Rev J S Surbeck led a Presbyterian service earlier in the day with prayer song and testimony. Bowdish spoke on perfecting as in heaven from Matthew 5 48 and urged ideals shaping civilization with six to eight new dedicants at the after meeting.
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Nicholson
Presbyterian Church
J. S. Surbeck
A. Craig Bowdish
Congregational Church
Christ
Tim
High School Noms Prom Notes and School Activity
The report notes a neck chain found and handed to the principal that remains unclaimed. Attendance shows about seventy five students studying civil government and a growing boys glee club. Miss Ruth Daniels is absent again, Edward Carpenter joins, and several country students attend daily with fewer tardies.
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May Coman
Woonsocket
Jepnie Allen
Miss Windle
Ruth Daniels
Edward Carpenter
Killa Widel
Liquozone Promises Health Gain and Germ Destruction
Advertisers claim Liquozone kills germs without harming tissue and offers a free full sized bottle on request. They list numerous diseases and boast a $1,000 germ-kill offer, asserting the product is a nerve and blood food made from oxygen gas with no alcohol. A coupon invitation asks readers to request a mail order for a trial bottle.
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Popular
Hollister
Seallin Bros
Anhiry
Hot Springs
Lightner
South Carolina
State University
L. O. Gale
BJ. Quigley
Mk. Bowdish
I W. S. Wilkinson
M. Me Ramer
Tinues
D. W. Collins
Mr. Ferguson
Bancana, RA
Menksy
Liquozone Company
Wabash Ave
Chicago
Waluyou
Foley
Foleys
L’orzy
Ohio Street
Illinois
Scallin
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