Yankton Press notes on state affairs and political shifts
The Yankton Press comments on a Pierre bill to locate state institutions across the state and on the national GOP adopting new rules. It notes Gov. Larrabee of Iowa advocating protections against searches under prohibition and reports the death of Walter H D Bliss, Sioux Falls business manager, from consumption. It also mentions railroad funding disputes in Omaha and Sioux City, and Montana senators likely to be seated after a Democratic setback.
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Larrabee
Iowa
Walter II
Bliss
Sioux Walls Press
la Grippe
Montana
al Whittrin
Gellandrean Tierald
R. W. Wheelock
Brands
Sioux City
Sioux City Newspaper Union
Mr. Brands
Tice Praises Mr Pice as a Great Educator in Sioux Falls
In a column for the Sioux Falls Press Ones I Tice writes about education and characterizing Mr Pice as a great educator. The piece emphasizes education as drawing out potential and reflects on lengthy praise for Pice’s methods.
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I. Tice
Sioux Falls
Mr. Pice
Directors Injured While Grasping Town Site Opposite Pierre
Two Capital Investment directors were severely injured while attempting to seize a town site across the river from Pierre. The episode suggests the firm’s vast affairs would keep them occupied and deter such scrapes.
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Capital Investment Company
Pierre
London Publication Advances Air Stagnation Theory
A London scientific paper advances the idea that the prevailing infrienza across the water is tied to stag nation of the air. It notes the theory may not fit Dakota where the grip has run and air seldom stagnates.
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London
Senator Pettigrew Denies Hostility to Governor Mellette
The article reports Senator Pettigrew denying hostility to Governor Mellette over criticism of seed wheat policy for breath sufferers. It argues honest public criticism should not be seen as a crusade against political aims, noting narrow minds may misread such actions.
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Pettigrew
Guv
Mellette
South Dakota Editors Organize for Statewide Cooperation
Publishers from across the state gather in the city for a new association that promises productive results, with twenty-two editors present and letters of support from twenty-five more, showing wide interest in the effort.
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South Dakota
South Dakota senators form special committee on public institutions
A special committee on locating public institutions across South Dakota including the reservation has been appointed by Senators Greene Nutridge Johnston Galvin Proctor Norton and Byrne. They promise thorough scrutiny to uncover merit or expose any corrupt scheme, with Johnston named as a leading figure to ensure accountability.
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Greene, Nutridge
Johnston Galvin
Proctor
Norton
Byrne
South Dakotas
Broad Prairies
Messare
Johnston
Publishers Unite for Rates and a Ready Print House
Friday's session of the South Dakota publishers union discussed maintaining legal rates and plans to establish a ready print house. An executive committee was formed to report at Aberdeen on March 6 with members Nash Mayhew Schlosser Nisbet Wheelock to report on plans.
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Publishers’ Union
Court House
J.N. Grands
Sioux City
Brands
N.C. Nash
The
Canton News
N. E. Mayhew
Letcher Blade
George Schlosser
Aberdeen News
W. ©. Nisbet
Dell Rapids Times
R. W Wheelock
Republican
Aberdeen
Alex Mitchell
Mr. Brands
South Dakota Publishers’ Union
Schlosser
Nash
Person
Sleward Press
Mayhew
Letcher Slade
Cory
Redfield Journal
Downey
Ashton Leader
Blank
Wessington Springs Herald
Kelly
Woonsocket News
Barnwell
Armour Tribune
Nesbet
Whitmen
Mlandreau I Herald
McCrone
Alexandria Journal
Bliss
Wolsey Journal
Hipple
Parkston Advance
Morrill
Patten
Salem Special
Cochrane
Ipswich Gazette
Roberts
Ariamour Chronicle
Pres. Taylor
Mr. Verson
Mary Miller
Mayhew Madea
Tom Ball and Olympic Troops Stir Town
A chaotic tale from the reservation has Tom Ball asserting safety amid a rumor that Company I of the 2nd Regiment D. N. G. is heading to the front. The scene unfolds at Chamberlain depot as regulars from St Randall under Captain Brinkerhoff arrive, prompting Tom to retreat to his shack. Meanwhile The Ladies Home Journal of Philadelphia launches two generous education offers for girls 16 or older and 1,000 yearly subscribers respectively, promising full college educations with expenses paid, inviting entries and urging support from readers to help families educate daughters.
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Tom Ball
Tom
Chamberlain
St. Randall
Brinkerhoff
Ladies’ Home Journal of
Philadelphia
Vassar College
Vassar
Ladies’ Home Journal
Arch Street
County Arnx
Ress’ Chamberlain
General Land Office
Lewis Grol
Gordon
Lower Brule
Buushing Iipg
U.S
Sterling
Mmarshal Fry
Republican
Spe
Fortune
New Agency Forms in Whis City for Alliance Company
Mitchell to head a general agency of the State Warners Alliance with warehouse on Milwaukee track near the station. A new building to be erected. John M. Pease Nsy and J P Van Alstine oversee. Inside price for Alliance members. others may buy. District sales expected across counties tributary to the city. third state agency alongside Aberdeen and Sioux Falls.
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Mitchell
Warners Alliance Company
Milwaukee Track
John M. Pease
van Alstine
Charce
L. W. Adams
Lirst and
Lawler Streets
Adams
Alliance
VanAlstine
Dru
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Diphtheria Fatal Ends in Mitchell Family
The Last Case reports the death of Mr and Leslie's young son from diphtheria. After a brief outdoor exposure the child relapsed and died yesterday. The funeral is under board of health directions. No other cases remain in Mitchell. The paper extends condolences to the Leslie family.
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Leslie
Board of Health
Mitchell
Mason's Pire Claims Heavy Loss in Wrosper Township
Mason recounts house fire five miles south in Wrosper township that destroyed the residence and contents valued at 1700 with only 200 in insurance. Fire started in the basement and, despite the family being present, was uncontrollable. origin undetermined.
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V. Mason
Wrosper Township
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House of Representatives
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Omaha
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J. X. Brands
Aly. Brands
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Tle
Frank Ivelley
Ife
Toréign
Joseph Cochrane
the Publishers’ Union
Tom Ls
Bradtielts
Hradield Hey. Co
Atlanta
S. It, Seallin
Meiinds
AMEE
SP Tang
Seley Duridis
Sars
Morenet LP
LOD
Byececk
Waughtal and Sons of
Me City
WattGitran
Mason City
Estellas
Narve &T. Jacobs
Apy
E. Y
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Dou
Charles A. Vogdler CO
Baltimore, Md
Mason
Pire
J. Ws. McLean
I. C. Cale
South Carolina
Sicians
Adare the Gladfield
Andy Hy
Chicago
Wall St
NEW Advertisemants
ES Ever Parker
Balsam
Tever
Cocoa
Epps
Wateris
Poland
Grocers
Ibe Holthus
JAK Lfps & Co., Hommopathic Then
Pondou, Mighind
Virginia
L. C. Gale
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