Poultrymen to Elect Tonight at South Dakota Show
Officers for the coming year will be elected at tonight’s annual meeting of the South Dakota State Poultry association. Current leaders include Geo. W. Law as president J. O. Gage vice president John Nolt superintendent and Wm. Scallin secretary treasurer. Attendance soared with over 3000 today after a record day yesterday. Judging captain Jude A C Smith and F H She barger completed judging as awards were announced across numerous poultry classes led by Barred Plymouth Rocks White Wyandottes and many other breeds with awards credited to numerous owners and firms including Lucas & Company and John Nolt among others.
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South Dakota State Poultry Association
Geo. W. Law
Mitchell
J. O. Gage
the Heights
John Nolt
Mr. Vernon
Wmn. Scallin
Mattie Webster
Woonsocket
C. W. Cook
Hooker
Win. Burgi
Yankton
P. Larson
Beresford
H. K. Sutton
Clark
Jude A.C. Smith
F. H. Shellabarger
L. B. Slade
Geo. M. Bailey
Pred Keenen
F. Rosstensehher
Wyandottes
H. B. Wetton
R. H. Gorrey
Anna Johnson
Ray Treganza
White Plymouth Rocks
Lucas & Company
A. Te. Tentile
Brown Poultry Company
Charles Struck
Plymouth Rocks
A. S. Halley
S. P. Peppmuller
L. J. Olson
J. A. Foose
Dan G. Lake
Hd. Meeter
J. A. Posse
Buff Wyandottes
A. EB. Gentel
J. A. Fosse
G. W. Law
C. KR. I. Reds
F. Swan
J. I. Hilmer
Rh. D. Burr
Kelley
James Boyd
Fred Burgi
Rose
W. Martin
Big Swindler in Custody in Midwest Fraud Case
Marion South Dakota reports attorney H. Van Ruschen says United States Port Office Inspector Marles confirms government agents have arrested S. P. Pesselyoung alias J W Brown J W Lesselyoung James Williams and associates in Minneapolis on charges of using the mails to defraud farmers through multiple companies. The scheme sought membership fees for a trustbusting program, yielding notes worth thousands. many farmers in the northwest were victimized, some paid yet received only a membership certificate and a small amount of veterinary medicines. The capture ends a three year pursuit with evidence gathering.
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Northwest
Tuto
Dillon Voted Against Tariff Confusion in 1914 Letter
In a letter to the editor C H Dillon rebuts a prior interview claim that he supported the tariff bill. He states he voted against the final passage, while supporting a motion to recommit with tariff board findings. He cites Congressional Record references from 1918 and identifies the author as Dillon from Washington D C.
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The
Republican
Dick Woods
Dillon
House
Tariff Board
Tariff Commission
Congressional Record
C. H. Dillon
Washington, D. C
Gaynor's Daughter Marries at Sixteen in Private Ceremony
In New York City Marion Gaynor sixteen year old daughter of the late Mayor William Gaynor wed Ralph Isham son of Henry Isham a New Jersey industrialist and railroad president. The ceremony was private with only family present due to Mr Gaynor's death. The license was secured by Marion's mother and the couple left for a California honeymoon.
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New York City
Marion Gaynor
Wm. Gaynor
Ralph Heywood Ishem
Henry Isham
New Jersey
Marietta
California
Boy Raises 91 Bushels of Corn on One Acre
Springfield Illinois J C Wadsworth of Oregon named by Governor Dunne as vice president of the Illinois Top Notch Farmers club for farm boys who have raised 100 bushels or more per acre. Mills the club president requested the appointment. Wadsworth’s record was 192.1 bushels per acre on Illinois soil.
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Springfield
Ilt
J. C. Wadsworth
Oregon
Dunne
Illinois Top Notch Farmers’ Club
Charles F. Mills
Wadsworth
Illinois
Live Stock Sale Sets New Records Amid Hog Cholera Talk
A statewide stock sale at the state stock pavilion draws buyers for registered cattle horses and sheep with records expected. Swine led with 41 head of Duroc Jerseys averaging 71.60 and total receipts near 2 721 dollars as cholera cautions and farm advisory themes dominate the program featuring Sam Jordan of Missouri.
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the &S
Duroe
Chester
Hampshire
J. A. Benson
Sheldon, Ir
Hog cholera talk urges nationwide campaign in South Dakota
Dr W B Niles of the US Department of Agriculture outlined hog cholera as a specific contagious virus and urged drastic early treatment with serum. He called for state owned serum plants and farmer cooperation to stamp out the disease, as Elks Quartet entertained the gathering. Dr C C Lipp of Brookings stressed high losses and the need for proper funding, noting South Dakota’s scant serum plant appropriations and comparing with Ohio and Iowa.
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Jordan
United States
South Dakota
Gale Theatre
W. B. Niles
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
J. M. Wiion
Mitchell
Dr. Niles
Niles
Elks
Marjorie Ford
C. C. Lipp
State College
Brookings
Ohio
Iowa
Stock Breeders’ Association
Dr. Lipp
Arrest of Mrs Stella Wolf Sparks Bear Dance Riot
A mixed-blood Sioux woman Stella Wolf staged a bear dance at a Pine Ridge area school house entertainment. The riot followed as police arrested her for defying orders to stop the dance and she paid a fine after court action.
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Martin
S. D
Pine Ridge
Stella Wolf
Baptists Call Pierre Pastor
Rev. Robert L. Kelly of Pierre, pastor at First Baptist Church for three years, was voted by Mitchell church members to become their new pastor after the resignation of Rev. Til ley. Kelly, a Chicago graduate, recently married, has preached in Mitchell and led the dedication of the new church building.
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Robert L. Kelly
First Baptist Church of
Pierre
S. D
Mitchell
LB. J. Tilley
Mr. Kelly
South Dakota
Kelly
Spme
University of Chicago
Hopkins Visit with Tremaine Family in Mitchell
Mr and Mrs C G Hopkins of Redfield are visiting Mrs Hopkins parents Mr and Mrs R L Tremaine in Mitchell. On Sunday the two families enjoyed dinner with friends in Ethan.
Rules That Name Opponent Must Go On Ballot For Senate Race
Attorney General rules that McNulty’s opponent should be placed on the March primary ballot for the Second District congressional race. The opinion says eligibility to hold office can be challenged after election only by contest, and cites Hetley and prior cases to urge the secretary of state to place McNulty’s opponent’s name on the ballot.
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Royal C. Johnson
Frank McNulty
Congress
Secretary of State
Ile
Attorney-General
Supreme Court
McNulty
Circuit Court
Johnson
State Supreme Court
Representative
Judge McNulty
Ochsenreiter
Blegen
Day County
N. W
J. H. Hetley
Haney
South Dakota
Hetley
McNay
McNalty
Pugh
Krug
Kautz
State
Bonghuer
S. D
Church
Office of Representative
Convicts Pathetic Plea Leads To Parole
John Prins, about 19, paroled from the Sioux Falls penitentiary after pleading to reform. He will live with Mr and Mrs Garret Goersma in Deuel county and promises better conduct. Clear Lake leaders supported his parole through a petition to the Denel county sheriff.
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Sioux Falls
John Prins
Altamont
Devel County
Youn Prins
Garret Goersma
Deuel County
Denel County
Clear Lake
Dollar for an Island dies multimillionaire planter
William Irwin a multimillionaire planter who owned the island of Lanai in Hawaii died in San Francisco at 76. He had bought Lanai five years earlier from Charles Gay for one dollar.
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San Francisco
Calif
William Irwin
Lanai
Charles Gay
Free Typhoid Vaccine for Illinois Counties
Springfield announces that under a last session appropriation the state board of health now has typhoid vaccine distributed through county agents for free immunization of residents. Also reported is a surprise 25th wedding anniversary party for Mr and Mrs Frank P Ganaway hosted by about twenty five couples with games and refreshments.
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Springfield
Amos Sawyer
State Board of Health
Ganaways
Chamberlain
Frank P. Ganaway
Auditors of State to Meet With Commission
Pierre South Dakota. The state tax commission calls a meeting for February 17 in the city after correspondence with county auditors who largely favor an annual gathering before assessment work begins. County boards assessors and interested parties are invited to attend.
January Interest on School Funds in South Dakota
The state land department estimates the January 1 semi annual payment on the permanent fund at 168,494 dollars, 7,716 dollars more than the July due amount. A clear list from the general land department arrives for 24,548 acres of indemnity land selected in the Gregory lane district.
Spencer High School Wins Twice in Week Action
McCook County reports show the Spencer high school basketball team won two games last week. They defeated Hartford high 29 to 25 and beat Alexandria high 18 to 15. Most points came from foul throws as baskets were few. Fulton game set for Saturday. Also notes a wedding shower for Lydia Shorg and Jack Appel next week, and county proposals totaling 762.50 dollars across 64 entries.
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Spencer
Hartford High
Alexandria High
Alexandria
Fulton
Jao. Shorg
Lydia Shorg
Jack App
Ed. Hummel
Rochester
Minn
McCook County
W. Lindekugel
W. F. Peppmuller
Sioux Falls
Two Shootings in Perkins County Reported
In Perkins County, William Hall is held after allegedly shooting his mother in law Mrs Sol Nerene. Nerene was struck in the arm and fell as Hall fled to Hettinger North Dakota before being captured and brought back for custody. A second shooting near the Perkins Meade county line left Lampy wounded. shooter Tinsley was arrested on $1,000 bail.
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Bison
William Hall
Sol Nerene
Hall
Nerene
Hettinger
N. D
Perkins County
Wall
Rapid City Moves to Cut City Commission to Three
Agitation to reduce Rapid City from five to three commissioners gains momentum after Sioux Falls and other South Dakota cities adopted the commission form with three members. Aberdeen considers the change, while Lead began with three and praises its effectiveness. A public committee may be formed to study the proposal.
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Rapid City
Sioux Walls
Aberdeen
Lead City
Black Hills to Adopt New Advertising Plan
A Rapid City meeting on February 8 will unite one member from each Black Hills town to set a cooperative advertising method for the year. Endorsed at a January 9 gathering, the plan will be fleshed out by a committee empowered to act, with representatives from Burlington Northern and Crouch railroads in attendance.
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Deadwood
S. D
Black Hills
Rapid City
Lis
Burlington, Northwestern
Crouch Line
South Dakota Masons Honor Eight Candidates at Black Hills Reunion
At Deadwood eight candidates from west of the Missouri received degrees from the fourth to the thirty second during the Black Hills Consistory No. 3 reunion. Judge Taubman of Aberdeen, sovereign grand inspector general and active thirty third degree Mason, attended as the main feature of the event.
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Deadwood
S. C
Missouri River
Black Hills
Taubman
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Carl Johnson Appears in Supreme Court Damages Suit
Carl Johnson of Watertown appears as attorney in a damage suit against a railway in the state supreme court. He is son of A C Johnson long a legislative representative for the Northwestern railway and now an officer of the company.
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Poultrymen
Ss. C. Brown
Geo. Engler
Wm. Crabbs
Geo. Halverson
Ss. C. White
Etta Knox
H. P. Larson
Anconas
S. C. Buff
Grunewalt
Lommen Bros
O. Kenyson
Martin Bros
Black Orpingtons Lucas & Company
Bk. FP. Baker
S. C. White Orpingtons
W. Pollard
Gentile
W. H. Rodschlag
C. G. Schempel
HM. P. Madson
Big Swindler
U.S
Turner County
Gaynor
Pavillion
G. Ernest Wickens
Avon
Wickens
Wight
Missouri
RE. Daws
Mr. Jordan
Baptists
Robbery L. Welly
Opporent
Supreme Or Circuit Court
Richards
Goltee
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