Mitchell Capital Watertown eyes first regiment mustering out
The Mitchell Capital notes Watertown’s plan to muster out the first regiment returning from the Philippines at a central location. It argues mustering out nearer the population center, possibly Mitchell, would attract many spectators and avoid travel burden. It praises Prof. Droppers as Vermillion State University president hopeful despite current Japan post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Philippines
Mitchell
Peculiar Wasp Discovered In Brazil With Phosphorus Sting
The entomological editor of a Paral newspaper reports a new Brazil pest a wasp with a spiral sting. It lives in a phosphorus region and its sting renders all tastes and smells with a phosphorus flavor.
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Paral
Brazil
Governor's Message Read and Committees Named
The legislature read the governor's message and referred it to committees for action. Representative Brasof Davison is assigned to Education, Ways and Means, and State Affairs. A bill to abolish the insurance commissioner’s office is expected in the senate, setting up a clash with the governor and the Republican majority.
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Brasof Davison
Senate
Lee
State Auditor
Investigation of State Treasurer and Governor Report Suppression
Senator Smith of Sanborn introduces a resolution to investigate the state treasurer and governor over the Dowdell matter, naming Gunderson Bouck and Bottum as a committee with judicial powers and $3000 in expenses. The judiciary committee will not rush the report as bills for embalmers licensing and tax and land reforms are introduced.
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Parker
Doane Robinson
Yankton
Pierre
Hackett
Yankton County
Scriven
Dick Haney
Supreme Court
Frank B. Smith
Circuit Court
T. E. Blanchard
Mr. Scriven
Reform School
Commission
Null
Temple
Smith
Sainet
Sanborn County
Dowdell
Gunderson, Bouck and Bottum
Stewart
Judiciary Committee
Watertown
Aberdeen
Senate
John D. Kress
Davison
Representative Glase
Coddington
Sioux Falls Argus-Leader
Glass
Tomlinson
Gov. Kean
Sioux Grigsby
Pyle
Young Grigsby
M. Grigsby
Lawson
Bottum
Representative
Bras
Stoddard
Holdridge
Warren
Railroad Commission
Stoppeu
McKinley
Dwight
McCook
Gov
Kean
Gunnareen
Congress
Fitzgerald
Benedict
Board of Charities and Corrections
Burr Lien
Sioux Falls
Fred Brown
Deadwood
Regente
John Sutherland
Maris Taylor
Soldier’s Home
C. S. Palmer
Sioux Falle
N. W. Dewey
Gunnarson
O’brien
Reed
Ameson
Madison Normal
Ste
Northern Hospital
Redfield
State Dental Association
Postal Savings Bank
Nominations, bills, and railroad talks in South Dakota forenoon session
Gov Lee sent nominations to the senate as lawmakers opened hearings on deficiencies and appropriations. Railroad commissioners pushed funding and bills, while the populists organized caucuses and prepared for a long session amid sickness and budget debates.
Modern Woodman installs new officers and social event
The Modern Woodmen installed officers led by R. P. Hall and John Reierson with S G Scoville as Vice Commander. Officers listed include Advisor P C Burns Banker Ole Kjelmyr Clerk C W Gillis Esacott Peter Kjelmyr Jr Sentry Ivyer Anderson Watchman Fred West Medical Examiner J A Baker Representative C W Gillis Alternate J L Hannett. Refreshments followed and progressive cinch awarded prizes to Mrs J L Hannett and John Reierson with booby prizes to Miss Ida Whyte and Peter Kjelmyr. Membership is 86. The congregation smiled at a pulpit exchange scheduled by two country clergymen.
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R. P. Hall
John Reiersop
V.C
S. G. Scoville
P. C. Burns
Ole Kjelmyr
C. W. Gillis
Esacott
Peter Kjelmyr
Ivyer Anderson
Fred West
J. A. Baker
Hat shop quip on feathers and Audubon society
A milliner from London reassures a customer that the feathers are from a bowl rather than a bird, joking that the bowl is more cat than bird. The excerpt ends with a reflection on envy and a note about cholera once called rice disease.
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Audubon Society
London
Boston Transcript
Cascarets Claim Beauty Through Clean Blood
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a beauty aid by claiming clean blood leads to clear skin. It promises to stir the liver and remove impurities, offering 10c 25c and 50c sizes with a satisfaction guarantee from druggists.
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Karl
S.c. Wells & CO
Leroy, Nn
Largest island question sparks geography faux pas
A night class scene features a student Williams and an instructor debating if Asia or Africa is the world’s largest island. The boy argues continents become islands when the Suez Canal was cut, prompting a flat correction from the instructor.
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Williams
Asia
Africa
Tam
William
Suez Canal
Europe
Beyond Medical Skill Master-Late Again, Sandy
Sandy laments sleeplessness and a six week old loud cry that won’t stop. Master suggests seeing a doctor to find the cause. The Glasgow Times is cited with the quote.
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Sandy
Glasgow Times
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Dorothy
Mammia
New York World
Scott
All-Druggista
Phillips
Porsus
Gov. Lee
T. H. Null
Packard
Spink
Northern Insane Hospital
Sheldon
Day County
State Bar Association
The
Press Association
Office of Insurance Commissioner
George A. Johnston
House
Loomis
Thayer
House Committee
Everitt
Bouck
Fitch
Tyler
Woody
Brethren and Sisters
Zachariah B
Syracuse Standard
Young
Ance Isa
S. H. Scallin
Capital
West
Egular Price
Special Farmers Institute
Farmers’ Own
Worth
F.D. Coburn
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Paibot
the Partners: Mutual Insurance Journal
Pontaking
National Humane Alliance
Mitchell Capital
Mavison County
Washington
Mitchell Printing Co
Storus
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