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Mitchell Capital

Location

Mitchell, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1911

Page

3

Senate Ratifies Hous es Bill Puts South Dakota Three Members

In a party line contest Democrats aided by a few Republicans defeated the caucus plan to keep the House at 391 and passed Campacker's bill raising representation to 433 after March 8 1913. If Arizona and New Mexico gain statehood they receive one more seat. Several states gain seats under the new plan with shifts across the map. Senator Beveridge praised the Canadian reciprocity agreement in the chamber.

Arizona New Mexico Alabama Colorado Florida Georgia Luke Louisiana Michigan Minnesota Montana North Dakota Ohio Rhode Island South Dakota Utah West Virginia Illinois Massachusetts New Jersey Texas Washington California Oklahoma New York Pennnsylvania Senate Beveridge Indiana

Adultery Case In Kimball Spreads Across Aberdeen

Charles F. Krueger and Mina Beebe, both Kimball residents, were arrested in Aberdeen on adultery charges. They posted $2,000 bonds each for April circuit court appearances after waiving examination. Mrs Kreuger seeks divorce custody and restraining orders. Kreuger appears with defense by James Brown amid public interest and church community gossip.

South Dakota Manufactures Rise in 1909 Census

A census preview from Washington shows South Dakota's manufacturing sector grew from 1904 to 1909. The state had 1,019 establishments in 1909, capital of 12.97 million, materials costs of 11.47 million, and products valued at 17.85 million, with wages and salaries rising to 2.90 million and 679 officials and 3,586 workers on average. Steam laundries totaled 28 establishments with capital 336 thousand and products valued at 423 thousand.

South Dakota Durand William M. Steuart Manufactures Bureau of the Census South Dakotas FT Sag Cen Tuts Calle Tor

Saloons Closed Under New Law After Vessey Signature

Governor Vessey signed the daylight saloon law with an emergency clause, taking effect immediately. Saloons statewide closed promptly after 9 PM, replacing late nights with darkness and silence, as residents praised the measure for curbing late hours and reducing bartender shifts.

Vessey

Thieves Take Health Then Dr King’s Life Pills Help

A Coal City Alabama man recounts how two thieves stole his health for twelve years and left him with kidney and liver trouble. Dr King’s New Life Pills relieved his constipation malaria headache and dyspepsia. Now he is well again. 25 cents at Dieh Brown’s.

Ss. W. Bends Coal City Ala Dr. King Pitt Brown’s

Last tribute paid to William Nash at Methodist Church

William Nash died in Hot Springs after a stroke at the soldiers home. His funeral at the Methodist church drew G A R Elks county officers and citizens. He served in the Civil War and the Dakota county board, was a department G A R commander, and long led county agricultural exhibits.

Methodist Church WM. Nash William Nash Hot Springs A. M. Kochér L. R. Binghall Grand Army of Thts Republic the Elks Fourth Avenue West Methodist The Elks Odd Fellons O. D. Stearns A. H. Daniels Wm. Plotner L. R. Bingham Henry Nolt A. G. Pringle A. J. Annis A. J. Curtis Mark Harris Nels Jensen H. L. Omealey A. E. Porteous Clara Christensen Ruth Daniels George Winsor Prentiss Watkins J. S. Hoagland Graceland Cemetery Grand Army of the Republic England Danville Nash Co. D 187Th Volunteer Infantry Ramsey Co. C Petersburg Mr. Nash Harriet Dawson Alvernia Mae E Sarah Alla Denver Colo Territory of Dakota Mitchell Board of Bas

Liquor laws called not enforced in South Dakota

Pierre South Dakota editor Senn of the Deadwood Telegram appeals to Governor Vessey and Attorney General Johnson to help enforce liquor laws in Lawrence County. Johnson and Dougherty head to Deadwood to investigate. The day’s session focused on local matters including horses killed by glanders and old soldiers disputes at the Soldiers Home.

Glanders Pierre Board of Control

Sympathies Extends to Survivor and Daughter

The notice expresses deepest sympathy to the widow and daughter for the bereavement, urging all citizens to unite in support and upbuilding of the commonwealth amid the loss.

Commonwealth Eitisens

State Senate Bills on Taxes, Bridges, Hospitals and Education

New senate bills include authorising state contractors for bridge and drainage projects and setting up notice rules for dishonored bills. Other measures fund tuberculosis hospital improvements, regulate patient treatment, authorize county superintendents to run agricultural contests, and adjust tax sales and oil inspector pay.

Senate Tysa Brooks Ameéen Wright, Sre Duncan Rtquest Cone Henault Gemmill

Bower Loses Bid for Re-Election in Farm Dealers Vote

Aberdeen reports the Farme Grail Dealers association of South Datot adjourned with O. D. Anderson elected president by a 61 to 24 vote. G. M. Bower and J. L. Belk faced re-election duties, while Matt Wenken Chris Sandvig H. Mais and others were named directors. Resolutions urged direct senator elections, freight cuts, pamphletized laws, and treaty changes to aid farmers including free machinery imports.

Aberdeen Farme Grail Dealers’ Association of South Datot O. D. Anderson Corsos County G. M. Bower Mount Vernon J. L. Belk Henry Matt ‘Wenken Britton Chris Sandvig Canton W. H. Mais Geddes H. Day Clark Andrew Fox New County H. T. Salem Baltic J. Larson Plankinton South T Regular Army Canda South Dakota

Secured Bond Ruling Near for Mrs Beebe Case

At the close of Friday's session Mrs Mins Beebe appeared with Attorney Brown to seek 68 secured bonds in which each bond rested on a surety. The terms call for circuit court on April 7 at 7:30 pm. Kreuger will stay a few days for talks with her husband and Reet. Beebe plans to return to her Kimball home on the afternoon train.

James Brown Chamberlain Kreuger Beebe Court House Ceee Preston and Wagner Ben Mrs. Beebe Mins Beebe Brown Father

Your share of nation’s money figure from census data

Washington D C The latest census figures show the nation’s wealth and individual shares. The Treasury Department estimates total assets and distributions highlighting monetary figures such as 84 48 and 34 43 inches of context for the public.

Washington D. C United Ai Treasur

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Washington, D. C Democratsc Congress Ginal Chas. Kreuger Mrs. Beebh Charles F. Kreuger Mina Beebe Kimiball Sherif Berry Neather Mrs. Kreuger Justic Drake Herbert Kimball Charles F. Krueger S. D Irene Kreuger Berry Widmann Hotel City Brule County City of Verona N. D By Manu Deadwood Will Ivestigate HOUSE Officers’ Club of Militia Lake Kampeska State Board of Health Plankinton Telephone Company Railroad Committee Tury Brockett Insale Tegar Guditorte Gwanson Arain Sloughs Parsons Gcott Minnehaha Kine Scott Siendary Bower Anderson WERN
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