Local church leaders meet at Huron conference session notes
Rev W S Shepherd and Dr W G Seaman attended a meeting of the Church Federation of South Dakota in Huron. Protestant denominational leaders discussed vital church work and Dr Seaman gave an address on Getting Together. District superintendents met and approved next conference in Redfield. Social visits followed in the region.
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WS. Shepherd
W G. Seaman
Church Federation of
South Dakota
Huron
Seaman
Duadota
Methodist Episcopal Church
Redfield
Tested and Proven Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement
A veteran reader testimony praises Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain and backache. The letter from Paul Stowell of Mitchell South Dakota recalls long illness, army hardship, and relief after four doses, noting ongoing effectiveness and urging use through Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the U.S. agent.
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Doun
Paul Stowell
I. Seventh Ave
Mitchell
S. Dak
Pam
Diehl & Brown
Stowell
Tie
Doan
Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
Boys terrify crowds marching with guns in Chicago
In Halstead street, James Lacina known as Little Jimmy and an accomplice caused alarm by parading with loaded revolvers and daggers until a policeman arrested them. James had prior trouble including a term in the parental school and a past theft of $140 from his father. He claimed the revolver was found at home and the dagger purchased for fun.
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Chicago
James Lacina
Gee
Jimmy
Halstead Street
Wingwlly
James Saccingh
Hee Ne O
Sacina Hoy
the Hoy
Young Girl Saves Dives in Catskills Midnight Fire
Fearful forest blaze in the Catskills prompts a midnight horseback rescue by a young girl saving many dives. Dr. King's New Discovery is touted as a cure for lung trouble, coughs, and colds, with testimonials claiming relief from consumption and pneumonia. Price 50c and $1.00, trial bottle free, Diehl & Brown guarantee.
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Catskills
Diehl & Brown
Noted Crook Caught on the Western Coast
Los Angeles authorities report Bill Green, a Sing Sing escapee, believed held in the city jail as a vagrant. In a police confession he recounts overpowering guards at New York prison after swimming the Hudson to escape, then boarding a cattle boat to London. He says he lived in Los Angeles about a year and worked as a deep sea diver.
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Preston
London
Los Angeles
Arrest in Bank Failure at Wessington
Henderson state bank in Wessington South Dakota was suspended January 29. Bank cashier RB Henderson faced four counts for irregular practices and false statements to the examiner. He pleaded not guilty to two charges and was bound over to the January circuit term on 2500 dollars.
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Justice van Dalsen
Albings
Bank Examiner
Henderson
Henderson Bank
State Bank
Bandit Dalton Captured After Exciting Snow Chase
Cheyenne Wyoming reports Teri Dalton once a Whitney gang leader and ringleader of the Rawlins prison break is caught at Vie Piney after a grueling overnight pursuit through deep snow. Dalton, convicted of manslaughter in Pokeville, had planned a second jail break while at Evanston, then escaped again from Rawlins.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Teri Daton
Whitney
Wyoming
Rawlins Penitentiary
Vie Piney
Liberty
Dilton
Iguiney
Sherif Ward
Uintah
Dalton
Peter Slanson
Pokeville
Evanston
Rawlines
Interstate Commerce Board probes railroad rates on iron ore
The Interstate Commerce Commission launches an in itiative inquiry into rates practices and regulations of railroads transporting iron ore from Minnesota fields to Duluth and Superior docks and to central and eastern states. The commission plans to issue an order to end discriminatory rates after the investigation.
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Washington, D. C
Minnesota
Duluth
Superior
Rates Suspended on Transcontinental Freight to Pacific Coast
The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended advances in freight rates from eastern points to the Pacific coast and British Columbia, ranging from ten to thirty percent, until June 20.
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Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interest to boost state school fund for June
The January interest due on deferred payments totals 215016 dollars and past due payments 40041 dollars. Along with lease funds this will bolster the state educational fund for the next semi annual distribution in June.
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Pierre
S. 1
Sioux City Live Stock Market Report
Cattle receipts were broad and market steady with stockers and hogs up to 15 000 at Vop prices around 7.25 to 7.20 and bulk 7.10 to 7.20. sheep receipts 500 market strong. Hog prices softened slightly from Monday with leaner demand. veal calves 5.00 to 6.75. yearlings and feeders 5.00 to 6.50. stock cows and canners 4.25 to 8.25. year 1912 noted as largest on record for Sioux City market.
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Sions City
Iowa
Sioux City
Fie
Grain Prices Stir Market Underscored by Mild Change
Wholesale price list shows No. 1 northern wheat at 67 and No. 2 northern at 65 with slight advances for other grains. Corn and oats figures mixed. barley at 1.00, velvet dial oats listed, while Kilax features at 1.00 per unit.
Inaugural Parade to Feature 10000 Suffragists in Washington
Washington D C an inaugural parade will include about 10000 American suffragists. Congressional women leading divisions include Mrs Champ Clark and her daughter Miss Genevieve Champ Clark plus Mrs Robert M La Follette and Mrs Willam Went. Miss Halsie M Will heads college suffrage work and Mrs Helen H Gardner chairs press. The pageant will showcase state fronts from states with woman suffrage.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Champ Clark
Genevieve Champ Clark
Lstate
Robert Ml Latollette
Willim Went
Claifornia
Business Held Up at Aberdeen for 1912
Aberdeen South Dakota reports 1912 building operations totaling 468 753 down from 678 568 in 1911 and 877 861 in 1910. Milwaukee railroad spent about 100 000 on local property upgrades while city projects included street improvements and a new sewage disposal plant. Bank clearings show 1 101 789 785.84 and 1 122 268 044.01 for the year respectively.
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Aberdeen
S. D
Milwaukee Railroad
State Aid To Build Some Good Roadways
Pierre South Dakota reports many inquiries about allowing state aid to highways without abolishing the constitutional prohibition on internal improvements. A proposed constitutional amendment would permit state aid for highway construction irrigation systems coal mines and water power plants. Supporters expect it to pass both legislature houses and the people.
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W. J. Welly
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A Dean
Oliver
Mies Das
WC. George
George
Gertrude Tilborn
Hartford
Howard Kingsbury
Trollister
Seallin Bros
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Ls Angeles
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Ab Phi Wiendy Gang
Mitchell Grain Market
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Sitoux City Stock Yards
Scallin Brothers Co
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Rexall Store
Rayo
Standard Oil Company
Indiana Corporation
Diehl @ Brown
W. H. Fritz