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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1911

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Superintendents Urge Changes in State School Law

South Dakota county superintendents meeting in Aberdeen urged broader amendments to state education laws. Proposals include allowing consecutive terms, defining a school as a department, paying library board members, creating a text book board, and expanding bond payment limits up to 15 years. Other items cover deputy salaries, travel expenses, and official duties.

Aberdeen S. D South Dakota Norbeck Morris Board of County Commissioners Supreme Court Tyndall State Telephone Inspector

Dairying Urged as Cornerstone of Farm Costs and Output

A conference at the Brookings court house featured Prof. C A Larson and A R Ryger urging dairying as essential to farm profitability. They stressed sanitary milk handling, value of fresh products, and using silage to stabilize income and soil fertility, noting dairy cattle as highly economical compared with other livestock.

Ryger Ruger Larson Iowa

Legislature Proposes Two New Judicial Circuits

Senate may approve house bill creating Eleventh and Twelfth Judicial circuits. Nominees include Nodell, Davis, McDonnell, Hannett, Williamston, Berry, Colman, Helm, and Henderson as potential judges. Bills passed include state elections, state university well funding, and various appropriations.

Logan Berry Lemmon Edward Colman Lemon Percy Helm Bison W. Henderson Due Pree

Roosevelt backs popular election and reciprocity treaty

In Grand Rapids Roosevelt urged direct senatorial elections and supported Canada reciprocity. A packed banquet hall drew cheers with cries of Teddy for president in 1912 as the former president spoke to supporters.

Grand Rapids Mich United States Roosevelt Teddy

Rich youth dies in joy ride tragedy in Detroit

Detroit authorities report Harry Nederlander a 30 year old son of a wealthy motor dealer killed in a joy ride crash when the arial telegraph pole struck his car. Four men and four chorus girls were injured in the morning incident.

Detroit Mich Harry Nederlander Mqnor Wily

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