Branch Chosen as Bill Clerk for the Senate
Pierre S D long report details the opening of the fourteenth biennial South Dakota session. The House and Senate elect leadership, including speaker Christopherson and bill clerk Worley. Anderson the retiring state auditor is praised for service as officers gather for the inaugural events and reception with state officials.
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Eel House
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Justice Gates
Justice Ponty
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Marin
Panama Pacific Exposition Commission
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Anderson
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Hand
Av Ateeth
Kingsmans
Peter
Ot Brown
Jr. Worley
Hyde
Bill
Iart Mwerly
Lincoln
Frank Yeager
Erwin Bartlett
Hughes
B.D. Stodditt
W. Ganther
Kiendie
Brown
Kindlesitt Carlson
Pierre and Hurley
Eraneis Byrne
Nari
Johnison
Mis
Dot Gandy
Haney
Ars
Whiting
Gates
Miss Rood
Hamlin
Stave
Exwert
Aire
Caldwell
Tuskuction
Eases
Heppertoo
Dewgheste
Railay
Robinson
Dr Kings New Discovery Adopts Cold Cure Claim
A vintage ad copy touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a scientific cure for colds. It warns of potential regret from neglect and urges immediate attention with a strong sales pitch.
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Nature
Atalst
Governor's Banking Guaranty Bill Explained and Filed
Governor Tyrie outlines a bank guaranty measure amid revenue concerns through a two year outlook. The proposal creates a guaranty fund and a banking commission overseeing state banks, with reforms to modernize the banking code and ensure solvent deposits pending legislative action.
Guaranty Fund Plan Prompts Banking Department Oversight
A contested proposal outlines a state guaranty fund to back deposits, enable the Banking Department to control solvent banks, and provide rapid payout to depositors if a bank suspends. It would empower the department to appoint an attorney for contingencies and establish a fund to meet emergencies while safeguarding depositor claims.
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Lamoe
Che Duanelal
Warren
Exeh
Imaediately
Clatsn
Maraiylas
Agaeta
Moses
New Year's Eve Brotherhood Program at Presbyterian Church
A New Year’s Eve gathering at the Presbyterian church featured congregational singing, war pictures, and numerous Navy images. Misses are noted, the Brotherhood Quartet with Will Williams performed, Prof Shelton spoke on Yellowstone National Park, and the basement reception preceded a devotional at twelve with a final hymn.
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Ueam Lees
Sarehipe
Brotherhood
Oal Willams
Yellowstone National Park
Shelton
Yarke
Hal WorderTal Place
Bath House Raid Yields Gamblers In Municipal Court
Police raided Ta peka Watch parlors finding several gamblers hiding in booths and beds. Oscar Olson, G A Kelis, Beancon, C Hansen, and AY A Patterson pleaded guilty to gambling in municipal court and paid $15 fines. owner George Doane paid $60 for running a gambling house.
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Tapeka
Willev
Bisonnette
Oscar Olson
G. A. Kelis
Co. Beancon
C. Hansen
A. Patterson
George Doane
Tors
Rules on Division of Stanley County
The department has been called upon to decide several points relating to the division of Stanley County. Details indicate questions of boundaries and administrative implications may be examined before any formal action.
Fragmented County Reorganization Debate in Stanley Territory
Local observers dispute the division of Stanley county into two new counties Fon and Jackson. Arguments center on the territory’s reach and population counts, with officials contesting final election timing and funding for county salaries. A registrar also argues about the legal boundaries and judicial fee timing amid the unsettled jurisdiction.
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Stanley County
Fon
Jackson
Apart
Goule
Stanley
Tat
Wis
Uist
Elecom
Justice Court
Laos
Prohibition Vote Debates Stir Churches Across Cities
National prohibition debate opened with speeches by P A Baker and church leaders from Baptist Presbyterian Methodist and Central churches. Rallies filled halls as supporters urged moral reform while opponents argued against the amendment. Lighting and fundraising followed, with Supt Holsapple planning to open offices in Scranton for the legislative session. The Young People's union met at the Presbyterian church with Supt Wolsapple addressing the national movement.
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Suntay Mornin
Thengee
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Chiara Cowas
Hateeli
McTie Presbyterian
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Laura
Lindley
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Jones
Dard
Patten
Eisches Iy
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Paris
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Tnisen
Congress
Ana Hobea
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Seine Real
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Bryan
al Gerwood
Henry
Hayton
Chicago
Wale
New Semshire
Senate
Sretch Kteen
Jesus Christ
Silleiny
North Dakota
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Kansas
Oklanoma
Dakota
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Holeaple
Plorro
Young People's Union
Supt
Wolsaple
Local camp calls for stateside prohibition efforts
Washington report notes continued campaign measures amid heat and local camp activities pushing for prohibition at the state level.
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Washington
Bietre
Baby dies in farmhouse fire near Wattenda
Breckman family homestead near Wattenda, Watanda, was burned while James, age 2, perished in the blaze. Mrs Breckman and other children escaped as the fire killed the infant, with the husband returning to find the tragedy.
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Watanda
Breckman
Watttenga
Aberdeen Banquets Incoming Legislators
A large banquet last night at the lab house drew nearly 400 representative men from northern South Dakota. State Senator James Mt. eas tonstanaately and Lieutenant Governor Peter Nobek of Redfield spoke along with judges and local leaders. Politicians including Bade Tscharner of Lenana and C A Christopherson of Sioux Falls were present amid chatter about the speaker of the state house of representatives.
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Ds Craven Piel Baudelifer
Genauarseeal Cou Club
Lab
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Peter Nobeck
Redfield
W. Bother
Selby
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Hulman
Timberale
H. Pyroon
Aberdeen
T. Th. Ped Webster
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Swat
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House of Representatives
Aberdeen churches unite in revival in Aberdeen
In Aberdeen the Methodist, Christian, Congregational, Presbyterian, and Wesleyan Methodist churches have joined to host a series of evangelistic meetings. Evan Hise, J B Honeywell and six assistants arrive to lead events at a large tabernacle, after a Vinccennes Indiana visit. H C Clase will direct music as the evangelist conducts the campaign.
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Tabernacle
Evan
J.B. Honeywell
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Vincennes
Ind
H.C. Clase
Mase
Mecombe
War on Elevator Companies Sparks Price Hike Claim
D. P. H. Simons, formerly running a coal yard here, began a campaign against elevator firms by raising Trom 6 40 10 percent. He says others have labored to push him from the coal business. He sold last week and started buying all corn and grain offered locally.
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P. H. Simons
Psebud
Trom
Simons
Ors
Simons Forcing Higher Prices Roils Local Market
Farmers complain as Simons raises elevator rates causing bids to surge. In Tepp county about 600,000 bushels of corn are cited and hog prices seen rising. The dispute involves elevator firms holding prices before Simons intervened, signaling broad impact on the farming community.
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Simons
Norieg
Double tragedy as Nelson shoots Lisldenbach then self
In Wheeler August Nelson shot Miss Mary Lisldenbach twice in the heart and fled the home of Joe Eilers where she worked as a domestic. Neighbors later heard another gunshot as Nelson, driven by rejection and drinking, turned the revolver on himself dying outside the house. The couple had recently broken up after years of courtship.
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Edies
Robert ¥. Brooks
Wheeler
August Nelson
Mary Lisldenbach
Joe Eilers
Nelson
Elon
Hima
Templeton Store Destroyed by Fire in Jerauld County
The general store of John Fee at Templeton village was completely destroyed by a fire likely sparked by chimney embers. Stock and goods were valued around 2800 dollars, with 1700 dollars of insurance. Fire spotted by C W Dearborn, former owner, who lived nearby.
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John Fee
Templeton
Jerauld
C. W. Dearborn
Redfield Commercial Club Budget Plan
Redfield Commercial Club in budget plan at Pe Redfield. A committee of fifteen business and professional men was named to solicit pledges for the budget fund to finance public gatherings and encourage new enterprises. Already seven thousand dollars has been raised and is growing.
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Remeia
Updield
Redfield
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