A Most Prosperous Year for Government Finances
The Chicago Post reports the past fiscal year ended with expansive growth across industries despite overseas wars. It credits record exports and a strong trade balance, noting a surplus and robust cash balances in the treasury while acknowledging wartime tax changes may affect future revenue. The secretary foresees continued prosperity and a potential surplus for the current year despite some revenue shortfalls.
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United States
Chicago Post
Russia
Cuba
Pated
Fourth of July Accidents Lessened by South Dakota Law
The article notes fewer Fourth of July accidents in South Dakota after the legislature banned large cannon crackers. It warns patriotism need not rely on explosive devices. It also reports Thos Avers retiring from politics after poor petition support for populist referendums and initiatives.
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South Dakota
Thos. Avers
Tom
W. S. Bowen Buys Sioux Falls Press After Foreclosure
W S Bowen acquires the Sioux Falls Press via mortgage foreclosure to satisfy Pettigrew held debt. Policy remains similar with some management changes in the business department as the paper continues its nonpartisan approach amid local political criticisms.
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W.S. Bowen
Sioux Falls Press
Senator Pettigrew
Sioux Falls Speculates on U S Senate Appointment
A Sioux Falls special speculates on A B Kittredge or Tedze Haney for the late Senator Kyle's seat. It argues appointing a current candidate is unfair and favors Judge Heney, noting possible resignation from the Supreme Court and urging Governor Herried to offer the post.
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Sioux Falls
A. B. Kittredge
United States
Kyle
Kutgredze
Kyle Mantle
Gambie
Tedze Haney
Haneriss
Hongress
Heney
Supreme Bench
Herried
Death of James H. Kyle Shocks State Political Circles
veteran U S senator James H. Kyle dies after a lingering heart condition. He began as a Democrat elected in 1891, aligned with the Populists in 1897, and later served as a Republican senator. At death he chaired the industrial commission, seeking to resign due to strain.
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James H. Kyle
Kyle
United States
Mr. Kyle
Senate
Industrial Commission
Senator Kyle Remembered For Federal Building Aid
The senator urged to stay despite doubts remained at work for Aberdeen and earned high esteem in Washington. He helped bring benefits to the city through his senatorial influence, notably securing a federal building to be erected, reflecting his business ability and respected character.
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Washington
Aberdeen
Kyle
C C C on Every Tablet Warns Against Fraud
The advertising note states Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets bear the famous C. C. C. and are never sold in bulk. Consumers are urged to look for C C C on each tablet and avoid any counterfeit products. All druggists should stock and sell genuine Cascarets.
Mt Vernon trap shoot yields mixed scores and friendly crowds
At Mt Vernon on July 4, conditions were favorable for the trap shoot with good scores posted. Notable performances include Daniels and Arland among others, as eleven shooters tied for top marks in the third match with totals ranging up to eleven. CHas. O. Daniels signs the report.
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Epiror
Mt. Vernon
eeSore
C. Arland
G. Arland
Rowell
Owere
Koehler
Daniels
M. Dougherty
Enebo
Binet
Squires
LPS
Ert Mubbott
Ss Os
Kimball
Welch
J. Dougherty
Lawrence
Wielch
Welch & Mabbot
Arland
Tewes
Owens
Squires & C. Arland
Newell
Chas. O. Daniels
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement and Endorsements
A historical ad promises one hundred dollars for a cure of catarrh via Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists F J Cheney Co as proprietors and cites testimonials from West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo wholesalers. It promotes internal action and blood mucous system targeting with Hill's Family Pills as a separate product.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
Walding Kinnan & Marvin
Married couple ties kith to Redfield in Mitchell home
Frank W. Jones and Miss Carrie Kobus wed at the bride’s Mitchell home with Rev A E Steuernagel officiating. Jones formerly worked in the electric light works and has since moved to Redfield to join Perry’s etsam laundry. Kobus has long resided in Mitchell and is well regarded by friends. The couple plan to depart soon as Jones returns to Redfield and Kobus follows later in the week.
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Youngman
Hager
Louis Beckwith
Grace
Chicago
Buffalo Exposition
Mitchell
Mr. Jones
Redfield
Final proof notice for settler at Mitchell county
The Interior department notice dated May 2 1931 requires settler Thomas H Hutchinson to make final proof of continuous residence on his Mitchell county land. The qualifying witnesses listed include A J Annis Ethan Pa Alfred Dodd Ethan P S David Lovinger Mitchell and Uscar Wilson Mitchell. Proof to be before the local examiner at Mitchell, D on July 9.
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State of
South Dakota
Mitchell
Davison
James H Stevens
N. L. Davison
Wm. Smith
W. Abber
M. L. Bows
Henry Stopfer
Hone
Davison County
Callon
Ethan
Peeti
Rome
M. Schmidt
Oelockerson
Grapy
Rametownship
Mitewell
Thomas H. Hutchinson
Fort Wil
N. Bo
A.J. Annis
Alfred Dodd
David Lovinger
Mitche Uscar Wilson
Otee
Uoticaten
Department of the Riot
S. D
William A. Darime
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Thi
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Bradsfield
The
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Ctr
Union
Ss. Lerd
Davis
Dr. Wallace
Eis Point
Oxton Cour Auth Dakota
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Coisa
Charls
E. Pateen
F. H. Winsor
Attormey
Er McKibbin
Cade
ICE Clothiers
Jessie Walrath
Minneapolis
George Peldmse
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Publicatior
Benjamin H
Willams
Benjamin Williams
Isaac Lincoln
Brown
Charlotte S. Williamss
Benjamin G. Batscon
Benjamin G. Batton
T. J. Spangier
C. Boros
Bidwell Land & Loan CO
Pine Columban
Jd. H. Tobin & Sons
Snell, South Dakota
T. Morro
Kibbep
Cashier
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Ass’t. Cashier
John Colvin
Janesville
Morrison & Avery
Lansing
Capital
Cooper
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McCormick
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