Springfield House Saves by Second Vote in the House
In Pierre the House backed the Bobb narcotics bill, sending it toward final action while several rival measures and budget items faced committee reviews. Details touch on state immigration, penitentiary plans, and appropriations as lawmakers pressed to shape policy before adjournment.
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Unclear attempt to validate municipal classifications in South Dakota
Fragmented notes describe a senate plan to limit state municipalities to three classes and to restrict incorporation actions. The text cites concerns about constitutionality, open questions on class affects, and opposition from towns fearing loss of control under new classification rules. Senator John Lyman is mentioned amid tangled debate.
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Divorce suit following shooting shocks small town
In a sensational incident in a quiet area a husband and wife were involved in a violent dispute. Police report say the husband wounded his wife with a revolver during a confrontation in their home on Nowe 18. Neighbors heard shots and called authorities as the couple’s daughter, a minor, awaited news. The accused, Allen Swenson, is in custody as investigators pursue charges, while the victim remains hospitalized.
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State proposes tax changes and license exemptions in new bill
The draft bill seeks to amend the Ka to exempt certain activities from licensing. It outlines new levies by the Joint state committee and defines tax bands by valuation. The plan reduces overall education and municipal millage, with rates varying from five to eleven mills and adjustments for towns and cities.
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Glassner Says He Was Robbed
The report states that a public examiner noted a shortfall of about 60 dollars caused by a telex nonpayment for curtain orders and delays in fee submissions for November and December. An assistant describes the secretary as robbed of a rare sum and unable to provide immediate answers, with details left unclear by the damaged text.
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Cholera Fight Aid Sought From Ohio Farmers
Government seeks farmers cooperation to contain cholera outbreaks. A board, led by Inspector Smilth, discusses uniform actions, garden and host asset focus, and aims to develop a central plan with city officials. Reports note priority on rapid, coordinated response and practical control measures.
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Pennington County Appoints Farm Expert
Pennington County appoints Prof CLA Michels as agricultural superintendent for development work. He will organize farmers, provide practical instruction in safekeeping, stock breeding, and modern farming practices across the district from permanent headquarters in Capital City.
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Lyric Theater 5 Taken by Fire in Redfield
A Tuesday night fire destroyed the Lyric Theatre in Redfield with about 20000 dollars in damages all insured. Fire gained rapid headway before containment. The nearby Farmers Institute recently concluded housed bystanders and drew strong attendance.
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Man from Morristown Shoots Himself After Doctor Visit
Pelle Fourehe a resident near Morristown Carson County, reportedly returned from a physician visit and died by shooting himself with a shotgun. Langrell, a homesteader nearby, was found days later. friends believe he was deranged after recent suspicious behavior. He left a sister in the state.
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