Gamble voices opposition to Canadian reciprocity pact
U S Senator Robt J Gamble of South Dakota told the Senate he opposes the Canadian reciprocity bill saying it harms American farmers by exposing them to unfair Canadian competition and that the measure departs from Republican policy and constitutional treaty norms. He warned the pact would not lower living costs and would shift gains to Canada while hurting U S producers.
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Woman Fliers Alone Across Five Cities in First U S Cross Country Flight
Mrs James V Martin wife of Starvard aviator completed the first solo cross country monoplane flight by a woman in the United States flying the Martin Bleriot from Boston over Waltham Watertown Newton Waverly and Belmont in about eighteen minutes. She matched the speed and poise of her husband’s flights while following him in the air observing thousands of spectators. Martin recently returned from England where he graduated from the Grahame-White school and has been based at Waltham using the Bleriot bought abroad. She served as pupil and helper to him both in the U S and in England and has often flown with him.
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Flax Thriving as South Dakota Crops Benefit from Rains
Farmers report improved crop conditions across most sections of South Dakota after recent showers, with Aberdeen and surrounding areas receiving about an inch of moisture. Corn, potatoes, flax, and hay show promise, though some hail and lightning caused localized damage. homesteaders remain optimistic about flax prospects near Isabel.
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Mitchell Sizzles Under Cyclone Storm
A cyclonic storm struck Mitchell Saturday night causing extensive property damage and destruction of hundreds of shade trees across the city.
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County Liquor License Battle Set to Enter Courts in Dawn Time
In South Dakota the Spink and Lyman county boards of commissioners have blocked all saloon license applications despite local votes in favor. Presho faced double setback as town board refused licenses after favorable votes. Hand county precedent may empower boards to reject licenses without stated reasons, potentially limiting future actions. A separate severe storm caused extensive property damage across the city, toppling trees, damaging buildings, and injuring few items. roof repairs and insurance claims followed.
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August Groeber
Ifred Donaldson
Julius Rowley
Third Avenue East
C. Dickson
Brave city editor rescues baby from car in Pierre
Evelyn Bledge city editor for the Daily Capital Journal saw a toddler alone in the street as a car rolled toward him. She leaped into the road and saved the child from being struck. The baby belonged to Mr and Mrs Zellers of Temple Court. Reports may prompt a Carnegie medal for the brave journalist.
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Daiy Capital Journal
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Zellers
Temple Court
Andrew Carnegie
Resolutions Adopted by Jewelers Association on Trade Policies
The Jewelers Association concluded its convention with adopted resolutions opposing fraudulent advertising and support for fixed minimum prices. They urge makers to brand goods, support lawful pricing, and thank leaders, the press, exhibitors, and local hosts for their efforts.
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Jewelers’ Association
United States Senate
Steele F. Roberts
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S. A. Wise
Methodist Church
Golden wedding anniversary marks Kibbee couple's 60 years
The Kibbees of Mitchell celebrate the golden anniversary of Helen Day and Charles H Kibbee. They married July 2 1861 in Warren Ohio and moved to Eldora Iowa then Mitchell where Mr Kibbee pursued horses and Mrs Kibbee led patriotic work with the Woman's Relief Corps. Their children and four grandchildren joined in the celebration.
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Myron
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Fifty Years of Married Life Honored in Kibbee Reception
Mr and Mrs Charles H Kibbee celebrated fifty years of marriage with a public reception at their home on a Saturday evening. Organized by their children H R Kibbee G M Rowley the event drew many old friends despite a late storm. The couple were assisted by Mrs George A Silsby Mrs Anna Thompson and Mrs Nan Na Moore. Frappe and light refreshments were served in the hall and dining room.
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H. R. Kibbee
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Kibbee
George A. Silsby
Anna Thompson
Nan- Na Moore
J. G. McCartney
H. G. Nichols
Gamble's Chances In Senate Race Remain In Play
The Alexandria Herald notes that despite strong chatter Gamble appears still active as a campaigner and could reenter the South Dakota senatorial race. He is described as capable of a renewed bid, with any victor facing a tough contest against a seasoned contender.
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