Cabinet changes under Roosevelt noted by New York Herald
The New York Herald records changes in Roosevelt's cabinet since his assumption of office. Entries list deaths resignations and successors including Hay, Root, Shaw, Taft, Moody, Wynne, Cortelyou, and others with dates spanning 1903 to 1907.
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Roosevelt
New York Herald
Mobn Hay
District of Columbia
Elihu Root
New York
Lyman J. Gage
Mindrs
Law
McKinley
Russel A. Alger
Michigan
Willliam ‘Taft
P.O. Knox
Pennsylvania
Atey
United States
William H. Moody
Charles Emory Smith
Henry Payne
Wisconsin
Robert Wynne
Eb. Cortelyou
Es Etary
Interior
jcKinney
George B. Cortelyou
of Commerce and Labor
Shonts backs Panama project as business, not politics
Chairman T. Shonts of the Panama Commission stresses the canal as a government business venture and pledges openness. He admits earlier haste and planning flaws, calls for improved sanitary conditions, better staff placement, and diligent supervision to ensure steady progress and public faith in eventual success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
T. Shantz
Panama
Isthimian Canal
Shonts
Gstuwus
Mer Ey
Kaitman Shonts
Prospects of A Record Harvest Across United States
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes July midpoints temper optimism for Fise prospects but calls this year broadly favorable for agriculture. Wheat may be second best, corn could reach a new high, oats near record, hay above average, fruits light, roots and vegetables near average, and cotton and tobacco strong. Overall, the year is likely to be very good for farmers and rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Plain Dealer
South
United States
Davison County Tax List Reruns Highlighted
Dan West in his Meckling Mail criticizes tax dodgers for not standing for their assessment. Board of County Equalization proves moneys and credits were held for eastern parties, removing personal property from the list. About $70,000 was reinstated to the assessment list for taxation.
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Dan West
Davison County
Dan
Board of County Equalization
Dad Osbon Leaves Howard Newspaper Field
The departuring Dad Osbon from the Howard newspaper business sparks sharp editorials. He faced a costly mistake and sold to exit deep water. Arthur G. Keene returns to lead the Huron World as editor and business manager after previously starting the Aberdeen American.
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Arthur G. Keene
Huron World
Keene
The
World
Aberdeen American
Chauncy Depew Faces Salary Scrutiny Over Company Ties
Chauncy Depew is under review after it emerged he was on the payroll of Equitable Life Insurance. He may earn his $20,000 yearly salary or a replacement may be given the chance, a decision seen as a severe blow to Depew for allowing his name to be used in connection with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncy Depew
Equitable Life Insurance Co
Chauncy
Corn Wins as Jack Frost Faces Early Push
A playful note predicts a race between corn and Jack Frost this fall with corn favored by all. If the season delays like last year, frost damage should be minimal before corn matures.
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Corn
Jack Frost
Jack
Mr. Corn
Frost
County visit to the corn palace invitation extended
Hughes county aims to attend the corn palace this year with newspapers accepting the invitation. organizers hope several team members will join the event.
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Hughes County
Corn Palace
Waterway Digging Contract Let by Lobin Township Board
Notice that the Davison County board of supervisors will hire bids to dig a waterway to divert Twelve Mile creek between Sections 13 and 24. Specifications are at the town clerk’s office. Bids due by July 26 1905 and opened July 27 1905. Board may reject all bids. Dated Yobin township July 1 1905.
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Board of Supervisors
Lobin Township
Davison County
Twelve Mile Creek
Yobin Township
Bargain threshing rig for sale with complete equipment
A twenty-two horsepower threshing rig with a forty six four separator two Rood tank wagons a new belt and full setup offered for immediate sale. Located at the Chumpeny block buyer to sue at once for details.
Dow and Phillips Reign in State Tennis Meet
The State Tennis Association finished its Sioux Falls tournament with Wheeler defending his singles title. Dow and Phillips of Sioux Falls defended doubles titles as Mitchell players returned home proudly. Final matches featured strong play from Hitchcock Barton and Mackay Belknap, with awards including gold watches and a silver loving cup.
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State Tennis Association
Sioux Falls
Wheeler
Brookings
Dow
Phillips
Mitchell
Omaha
Ray Smith
9. B. Wells
C. W. Downy
A. J. Dix
Hkugene Hager
Dr. Smith
Mitchell Boys
Win
Rempfer
Parkston
Hitchcock
Barton
Mackay
Belknap
Keith
Wells
Downey
Tiepen
Low
Phillip
Thitehcock
Don
Tigen
Dix
Heston
Koffman
Kayser
Madison
Knapp
Enright
Donahoe
Smith
Gerla
Nelson
Neil
Mack
Nichols
Tiegen
Dennis
Association
A. N. Hoffman
Slagg Reynolds
Flandreau
M. Brown
Sioux Falls Set To Duel For State Title In Tennis
Thursday's state tournament saw bright tennis with Keith of Sioux Falls vs Wheeler of Brookings for the state championship looming on Friday. The day peaked with a thrilling dielos final between Neith and Phillips of Sioux Falls, a 9 point contest noted for its hard play.
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Sioux Fails
Keith
Sioux Falls
Wheeler
Brooklngs
Neith
Phillips
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed by Governor Atkinson
Digestive aid promises relief for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach troubles. Claims to tonify and renew worn tissues and blood health. Gov G W Atkinson of West Virginia says he used several bottles and recommends it to friends. Sold by Seallin Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Atkinson
W. Va
Seallin Bros
Hail insurance pitch from Northwestern Fire and Marine
An insurance notice from Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance Company offered hail coverage for crops. It cites Lewis Shuster of Mitchell South Dakota as a contact to insure before damage destroys harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Lewis Shuster, Mitchell, S. D
Hay Fever Abolished by Inhaled Climate Therapy
An advertisement argues hay fever is not cured by stomach medicines but by changing air via Jyomei. It claims a home treatment creates a climate similar to health resorts, offering the Hyomi outfit for 31 dollars with extra bottles at 50 cents. Scallin brothers guarantee satisfaction with a full refund if relief is not achieved.
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White Mountains
Scallin Bros
Yomiy's Explanation and Tommy's Rainy Ball Reason
A mother asks if rain will keep Tommy from school and he replies that rain helps playing ball by making mud slippery. He claims sliding on his stomach is easier in rain than in sunshine, illustrating a playful misunderstanding.
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Yomiy
Tommy
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Cody
Official
LABE
Osbon
Howard
Dad
Tennis Associa
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Hyomei
Bradfield Regulator
O0o
Atlanta
Weavers
University
Bidwell Land & Loan CG
Chicago
Gillis
Minneapolis Cereal CO. Dept
Minneapolis, Minn
Aliceiegs
H. Pehrsons Jewelry
Just
Main Street
Mitchell, South Dakota
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Theo. Hamm Brewing CO
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