Immigration Convention Highlights State Growth and Education
Post convention reflections note South Dakota gains in publicity and a push for deeper plowing to boost crops. Aberdeen and Mitchell host delegates with focus on state schools enrolling about nine hundred students and federal aid guiding instruction and experiments. Community events and incoming interest from Iowa and Oregon show early migration inquiries.
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South Dakota
T. C. Burns
D. J. Vander Linden
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Frank Rippenberger
Oregon
ENHANCE THE COW Hardly any Reason Apparent Why the Industry Should not be a Go
No clear explanation found for delaying the cattle industry expansion as proponents urge a green light. Advocates cite ample herds and potential market growth while critics raise concerns about environment and resource use.
Creamery Interest Grows in Davison County Meeting
A Davison County meeting with about 100 farmers discussed establishing a local creamery. Chairmen KH Cassem and I C Hoffman led, pledges from nearly 200 cows were secured in minutes, and support was strong for creating regional dairy co operatives to improve farm income. Eldest speaker Walher O Gorman was highlighted for his persuasive public presence.
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Wheaton
Court House
Cassem
I. C. Hoffman
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mitchell
New Bishop O Gorman Praised For His Oratory And Work
The St Paul Pioneer Press notes Father O Gorman will be the Sioux Falls bishop. Born 1842 in Boston, he lived in St Paul from 1852 and was ordained 1864. Known as The Eloquent Paulist, he led St Thomas Seminary and taught church history at Catholic University. His history of the Roman Church in America is praised as a lasting monument.
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Father O'Gorman
Sioux Falls
Father O’gorman
Wather O’gorman
Boston
Chicago
John Ireland
France
Cretin
Monthel
Meximieux
Mion
St. Thomas’ Seminary
O’gormas
Catholic University At
Washington
America
M. F
Ethel Huyck
Walter Seaman
Peter Walstrom
Jay Markham
Willie Johnson
Delia Spooner
I. T. Gélign
Fr. P. Blanchard
Lois Kingsbury
Tam
Walter
Mrs. Lee
Miss Chandler
Nellie Marks
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