Third day session of farmer's week draws large crowd
Prof Hughes from Ames praises South Dakota corn stands and coin exhibition as farmers hear welcome by Mayor Hitchcock. Speakers urge better farming, stock raising, and statewide legislation. discussions cover cattle ranges, credit conservation, convict labor and highway policy amid corn and hog judging and road-building talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Town State College
Develoment
Wis
Hitchcock
Court Lotse
Matt Ginsbach
Hartford
Kon
J. M. Wiion
Mitchell
Live Stock and Poultry Breeders Association
Ile
Hle
Elion
The
Breeders Association
Rppaker
van Benthuysen
S. D. van Benthuysen
United States
Co-Operative Bank
H. W. Smith
Sioux Paul
Pioneer Mathias Kramer Dies in Local Area
Mathias Kramer, a long time pioneer of this section, passed away after a brief illness, leaving the community to mourn his contributions and legacy in local development.
Illness Claims Life of Pioneer Merchants Father
Brief illness ends life of an elderly pioneer, father of N. M. Kramer, one of Chamberlain's merchant aunts. He died at eighty six and his remains were taken to Rockford town for interment.
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Chamberlain
N. M. Kramer
Rockford
Town
December Weather Report for South Dakota
December 1412 in South Dakota showed unusually warm dry conditions and ample sunshine. Statewide mean temperature 26.4 F, average precipitation 0.22 inch, snowfall 0.7 inch, with highs to 69 F at Hermon and lows to 1 F at Spearfish. Northwest winds averaged 10.0 mph across major stations.
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Hhuror
Derember
South Dakota
Willmore
Hermonn
Mith
Roslyn
Sith
Spearfish
Dumont
Lawrence County
Huiuron Pierre
Repid City
Yankten
Public Farm Auction Near Riverside Fulton Farwell
W L Smith proprietor announces a public sale at KH M Sinclair farm with horses cattle hogs and poultry, farm implements, hay grain and corn, 1800 bushels of corn and 800 oats in bin, four dozen chickens, and farm machinery. Sale starts 10 a m Tuesday January 21 with cash on items 10 and under and credit terms on larger sums until October 1 1816 with 10 percent security. Judge Bros Auctioneers Patton Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KH. M. Sinclair
Riverside
Fulton
Farwell
W. L. Smith
Judge Bros
M. F. Patton
Halley Taken Into Custody in South Dakota
In Rapid City and Sioux Falls papers, John H. Halley and the Title Guarantee and Trust Co. of Scranton Pa. are served on bond for 38 000 alleging 650 of county funds misused in 1905. This follows another suit against George B. Flavin, Halley’s deputy treasurer, for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rapid City
S. D
Sioux Falls
John H. Halley
Title Guarantee and Trust Co
Scranton
George B. Flavin
Flavin
Halley
War party strong in war councils in Constantinople
A Turkish newspaper dispatch from Constantinople reports the Ottoman cabinet plans to resign, indicating the war party holds influence in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eng
Tasfir-i-Efkiar
Constantinople
Unveiled Bust Marks Sioux Senator Kittredge Memorial
The unveiling ceremony for the late state Senator Kittredge featured a bust placed in the rotunda of the South East corner. Speakers included Taft’s praise, J C Burroughs, Knute Nelson and H R Haney with Governor Lynne accepting the host. Russell Kitteridge and the memorial committee oversaw the event as the choir sang America.
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State House
Pierre
Senate
Wipf
Hutchinson
Mather
Brown
Sterling
Sioux Walls
Kittr’dee
Rotunda
Jeffers
Taft
United States
J. C. Burroughs
J. H W. Galliger
Knute Nelson
EH. W. Martin
M. Day
Sioux Ralls
Witteridge
John
Capitol
Russell Kitteridge
America
South Dakota Legislature Opens Session On Appropriations
Berg of Minnehaha leads with a plan to direct general appropriation bills to avoid new boards or departments, keeping them separate from special provisions. Lawmakers introduce bills on roads, wolf bounty repeal, volunteer fire company funding, labor liens, school transportation pay, and various county and city measures. Governors and candidates stir talk as Wipf pledges a full repeal of outdated laws and plans a new code, while western counties resist a full wolf bounty repeal, favoring county administration.
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Berg
Pierre
House
Minnehaha
Tis
House of Representatives
Senate
South Dakota
Bruce
Swanson
Waltner
Labrie
Ruhlman
Youngquist
Johnson
Yankton
Clark
Patrick
Haatke
A. N. Wheaton
Kerr
First National Bank of Brookines
Stoddard
Turner
Roberts
Ruckman
Wipf
Hitchnson County
Ciue
Office of
Different
Piremen
Hutchinson
Yankton Hee
Legiola
Constitutional Amendment Seeks Public Approval Next Year
A draft constitutional amendment advances through the session aiming to submit to the people next year for approval. The measure outlines key changes and sets a timeline for citizen ratification, signaling upcoming ballots and debates among lawmakers.
Two Pair Twins the Same Year in Des Moines
Mr and Mrs John A Klemm of 1363 Twenty third Street welcomed twins again in 1912. On January 25 a pair of girls Mary Catherine and Agnes Rose were born weighing four pounds each and on December 31 a pair of boys John A Jr and Lewis Joseph weighing seven pounds each. All four babies are healthy. Mr Klemm is secretary treasurer of Granite Brick Co and Mrs Klemm formerly worked in The Register and Leader advertising department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
John A. Klemm
Twenty-Third Street
Mary Catherine
Agnes Rose
John A. Jr
Lewis Joseph
Klemm
Granite Brick Company
The
Register and Leader Company
New Town Brownsville Chartered Near Springfield S C
Springfield South Carolina reports a new town site named Brownsville, between Springfield and Tyndall on the Milwaukee. Public sale sold over 16000 dollars in lots, farmers sold over 4000 dollars of wheat, stored in temporary granaries awaiting transport. A bank has been chartered, signaling strong prospects for the town's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
S. C
Brownsville
Tyndall
Milwaukee
Yes Uy
Public Auction at Scheurenbrand Farm North of Mitchell
Sale starts 10 a m on Thursday January 23. Livestock includes seven horses four mares with foals and one bay mare with foal six cattle and various hogs with sows and shoats. Farm equipment listed as well as milking cattle and a yearling heifer. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash under ten dollars. over ten days credit to October 1 1913 with ten percent security. D F Waterhouse owner Judge Bros auctioneers LJ WastsGE Cenc
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Oregon
Colorado
Arizona
Georia
Washington
Virginia
Wesern
T. N. Babcock
Watertown
P. Ff
Wickham
Alexandria
Scheurenbrand
Mitchell
D. Ff. Waterhouse
Loomis and Brookings Prohibition Leaders Resign
Brian McConnell returns to Loomis while Dr Hagan moves to Yale South Dakota. Quincy Lee Morrow resigns as secretary of the state Prohibition party in South Dakota and will work for the national party, with G H Brown of Brookings chosen as successor.
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Hagan
Yale
S. D
Shagan
Bert Morrow
Nebraska
Stauie
Quincy Lee Morrow
Aberdeen
State
Prohibition Party
South Dakota
Temperante
National Prohibition Party
G. H. Brown
Brookings
Morrow
Heine
Milwaukee plans rail line extension to Marmarth from Rapid City
Western South Dakota towns cheer a Milwaukee extension from Rapid City through lignite coal fields toward Marmarth North Dakota. The northward line would open valuable territory and connect with Sioux City packing houses, giving new railroad access to several currently underserved towns.
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Aberdeen
South Dakota
Milwaukee
Rapid City
S. D
Marmarth
N. D
Sioux City
Water rights denial shocks Chicago residents
A terse city notice states Chicago is denied the privilege to obtain additional water. Residents express concern over supply and future shortages as authorities weigh alternative sourcing.
Secretary Stimson blocks Chicago water diversion plan
In a detailed opinion Secretary Stimson denies the Sanitary District of Chicago permission to divert 10,000 cubic feet per second from Lake Michigan. He cites navigation, international interests, and the need for congressional approval, arguing the proposed flow is unnecessary for sanitation and would harm Great Lakes harbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Wei H
Wari Department
Stimson
Sanittary District
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Canada
Joint Waterways Commission
Illinois River
St. Lawrence
Lake Huron
Michigan
Great Lakes
Montreal
United States
Chief of Engineers
International Waterways Commission
Mississippi
Congress
Lockport
Niagara
Uranium Steamer Safe Passengers Ashore At Halifax
The steamer Uranium is stranded on a rocky reef ten miles from Halifax with all crew aboard and 80 passengers safely ashore at the immigration station as efforts to refloat the vessel are planned for high tide.
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Halifax
N. S
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Prof
Prof. Hughes
Ames
Parmley
J. W. Parmley
Ipswich
State Good Roads Association
C. G. Lawrence
J. G. Huston
L. C. Meader
South Dakota Hospital
R. L. Silazie
Pennington County
Heoulu
Senator Kittredge
Humane Bureau
Withee
HW. J. R
Tech
Harris
David Bartine
Helgerson
Morson
McMasters
Morrison
White
Hoese
Clarris
Patterson
Theese
Russell
Burtine
Anderson
Food and Drug
Gregory
Farmers Institute
Murphy
Carroll
Warehousemien
Odland
S.J
Interior Department
Luaange
Lange
Cone
Thos
Republian
Will de
Byrne
Haney
Mitcheill
Hte
State Bar
Witfredge
New Bonhomms County Center
Judge Bros., Auctioneers
Loomis
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