Seed Wheat Special to Survey Midwest Supply
The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad will run a good seed wheat special from Minneapolis February 20 visiting sixty towns in Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota. Experts from state and agricultural colleges will speak at forty five minute meetings to assess seed quantity and quality and identify weak spots for cooperative relief work. The itinerary covers towns in Minnesota South Dakota and North Dakota with return to Minneapolis March 2.
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Sioux Malls
S. D
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company
South Dakota
North Dakota
Specia
Minneapolis
Hastings
Dakota
C. B. Bull
Minnesota
Chilcott
Department of Agronomy
South Dakota Agricultural College
Brookings
A. W. Wheeler
South Dakota College
Evry
Glencoe
Hutchinson
Bird Island
Granite Falls
Montevideo
Appleton
Minn
Wheaton
Grace- Ville
Ortonville
Sisseton
Wilmont
Milbank
Summit
Webster
Andover
Britton
Cogswell
N. D
Illegal fishing crackdown at Lake Katin peska
Watertown reports Game Warden Hull arrested a large group of fishermen at Lake Katin peska for illegal fishing as fish swarm the ice outlet. They faced court with fines around $2.25 per fish. a jury trial failed to reach a verdict.
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Watertown
Red
Hull
Katinpeska
Justice Court
Ailis
Sioux Valley News to Be Run by Nash Family Sons
The Sioux Valley News changes ownership as George W. Nash and Frank I. Nash, sons of the late General N C Nash, take over. George, state superintendent of public instruction, plans to focus on education, and the paper is to be sold to a suitable buyer. A separate report notes Frank Bassett denied a divorce from Florence May Bassett amid sensational testimony.
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Sioux Valley News
N. C. Nash
Canton
SL. D
N.C. Nash
G. W. Nash
Lincoln County
J. W. Jones
Frank A. Bassett
Tlorence May Bassett
Bridgeport
Conn
Nash Rumored as South Dakota University President Candidate
Canton South Dakota Feb 16 Professor G W Nash state superintendent of public instruction is considered likely to be a candidate to succeed Garrett Croppers as president of the University of South Dakota. Support cites his strong qualifications, church backing, South Dakota education roots, and potential to reform the university. He may run without resigning his current post and would bring broad public backing.
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Canton
S. D
G. W. Nash
Nash
Withan
Bennett
University
Nast
Chatnees
Board of Regents
South Wakers
University of Leipsize
Germay
University of Minnesota
South Dakota
State University
Rare Jefferson era medal found in South Dakota gravesite
J W Turner of Springfield South Dakota owns a silver medal once given to western Indian chiefs during Thomas Jefferson’s presidency. Found on land bought from Sioux in Charles Mix county the medal likely came from the grave of a Yankton chief. The piece shows Jefferson on one side and Peace and Friendship imagery on the other.
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Thos. Jefferson
Springfield
S. D
J. W. Turner
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Charles Mix County
South Dakota
Standing Bear
Jefferson
the Jefferson
Ilinois
Indiana
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Illinois
Fire at Frederick devastates town in South Dakota
Destructive fire in Frederick, a 400 resident town twenty five miles north of Aberdeen, ruined J H Herrett furniture stock and building valued at 8500 and damaged J J Chamberlain hardware 4500 J A Murphy saloon 2000 M A Martillo general merchandise 2500. One side of a block of business houses was wiped out. All losses insured. overall impact heavy.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Frederick
J. H. Tierrett
J. J. Chamberlain
J. H. Herrett
J. A. Murphy
M. A. Martillo
Aberdeen man commits suicide in Wisconsin house
Awerdeeny Sa Leeh and Doty Thompson, both Dakota Central Telephone Co employees, killed themselves with carbolic acid in Aberdeen Wisconsin. Thompson, described as cheerful and steady, had been in Aberdeen for some time. his parents live in West Superior and he has a brother in Minneapolis. He was unmarried.
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Thompson
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Wisconsin House
Aberdeen
West Superior
Wis
Minneapolis
Wreck on Omaha Minnesota Train No 14 Injures crew and passengers
A two engine wreck on the Omaha line near Worthington injured several crew members including Edwards and Deoluth among others. Fireman Manary and engineer Ho Gisty were extricated. Eleven or more passengers avoided injury as trains sent doctors and aid to temporary hospitals.
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Worthington
Minn
bPeb
Onha
Mitchell
Weap Org
J. L. Jones
Harrison Ho Gisty
Sloan City
Ray
Edwards
Doon
Wawards
Birein Mattiry
Senator Stands With Senate on Treaties and Arbitration
Bryan in St Paul urged Governor Johnson at the capitol to back a plan allowing The Hague court to investigate international disputes before any treaty. He argued the Senate should not surrender its veto and that a presidential initiated preliminary investigation could advance peace and arbitration without ceding Senate prerogatives.
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Sr PA Mili
Bryan
St. Paul
Johnson
Capitol
Senate
Poe
Brean
Brefer
Thiase
Hague Court
Renate
Plans for Hudson river tercentenary exposition in 1909
New York figures including Robert B. Roosevelt discuss a private 40 million dollar Hudson river tercentenary exhibition to be staged at Verplanck Point near the city. Proposals include memorial bridges and monuments to William the Silent and Hendrik Hudson with grounds to become a memorial park after 1909.
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New York
Hudson River
Chicago
Paris
St. Louis
Metropolis
Roosevelt
T2o Roosevelt
Mexico
Verplanck Point
Mr. Roosevelt
Spuyten Duyyil
William the Silent
Hendrik Hudson
Hudson River Memorial Park
Memorial Park
Roosevelt Speech on the Negro Problem at New York Club
President Roosevelt delivers a formal address urging white Americans to help the Negro learn to help himself. He argues for equal rights and opportunity, cites Lincoln’s spirit, and calls for cross regional cooperation to educate and uplift both races while condemning violence and urging restraint.
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New York
South
Lincoln
Grant
Lee
North
Gwen Kelly Found In Los Angeles Police Notice
A man identified as Pel-tiwen Welly a grocer and supposed financier in Philadelphia was found in Los Angeles. He admitted involvement in the case and is wanted by Philadelphia police.
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Los Angeles
Pel -Tiwen Welly
Philadelphia
Welly
Arizona Forever The Wormbstone Epitaph
Arizona buoyant and irrepressible draws attention to its climate resources and enterprise. The piece praises Arizona’s brains vigor and originality and highlights its promise for settlers and visitors seeking health wealth and happiness.
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Wormbstone
Ariz
Ariana
Priday
Clay McGonigal
Arizona
Advance of the Telephone from History to Future
The article traces early ideas of voice transmission from 1667 to 1821 and notes patent activity and rapid growth of U S telephone rentals by 1904. It highlights the potential for long distance speech, predicts future telephonic communication between major cities, and suggests ongoing challenges in transcontinental voice networks. It ends with a light cartoon caption about barber and customer.
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New York World
Robert Hooke
London
Wheratstone
United States
New York
Sun
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Rederick
sIpswich
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Linton
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Mellette Tulare
Wolsey
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Plankinton
Armour
Scotland
Yankton
Platte
Wagner
Wyndall
Marion Junction
Dell Rapids
Bradley
Elrod
Bryant
Oldham
Madison
Howard Egan
Pipestone
Edgerton
Fulda
Okabena
Jackson
Mairmont
Winnebago
Wells
Mapleton
Mankato
le Sueur
Lonsdale
Warmington
Codington County
Professor Nash
The
University of South Dakota
Dakota City
Omaha
Gotham
Henry Hudson
Roose Velt
Krahbem Lincein
Aoman
Southern
Hirth
Union
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Plath
Vetta
Sirias
Robert Strange
North, Carolina
Southern Churchman
Bishop Strange
North Carolina
Abraham Lincoln
Washington
Abraham Linceslis
Dolliver
Wolliver
Theodore Roosevelt
President
Delliver
James M. Beck
United States Attorney General
Taeh
Hts
Madison Avenue
Douglas Robinson
Stoosevelt
Gwen Kelly
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