South Dakota Pharmacists to Hold Canton Convention
The eighteenth annual South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association meeting will be in Canton on August 11 to 13 with a long program of business sessions lectures and ball games. Postmaster James Lewis and W Branch of Parker will speak. Professor Walling will lecture. more than 250 prizes from wholesale drug houses will be awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
S. D
South Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
Wvhich
Helmey
Association
James Lewis
Parker
Walling
Pharmaceutical Department
Minnesota State University
Druggists' Mutual Insurance Company
Sioux
S D Crop Bulletin Reports Rapid Growth and Mixed Yields
The South Dakota crop bulletin notes warm weather causing rapid crop growth with 105 degrees at Pierre on July 24. Rains improved conditions east of the Missouri River, but early wheat matures quickly and some heads blight. Rust damage impacts southeast counties. oats and corn progress well. flax and barley perform. potatoes advance. overall outlook variable with some light northern yields and good southeastern yields. Pasture improves with rain. occasional hail damage reported in several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
S. D
Pierre
Missouri
Black Hills
Attorney General rules board of charities salaries cannot rise
In Pierre South Dakota July 30 Attorney General Hall filed an opinion saying state board of charities and corrections members cannot be paid 1500 a year during their current terms. He cites constitutional ban on increasing compensation during an officer’s term and notes legislative intent to raise pay cannot be carried out now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ierre
S. D
Hall
Auditor’s Office
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Midnight prowler arrested in Vermillion burglary scare
Vermillion South Dakota July 30 a stranger identified as Robert Jones was arrested near the Brady home after acting like he planned a burglary. Jones claimed to seek a friend William Vinison and gave Elk Point as his home. he was released when evidence proved inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermillion
S. D
Brady House
Sullivan
Brady
Robert Jones
William Vinison
North Vermillion
Elk Point
Ed Jones
Vinisons
Burbank
Jones
Insane Sioux Falls Case Secludes Girls in Canton
In Canton South Dakota July 80 Mrs Julia Farmer divorced wife of J P Farmer is examined by the county insanity commission. For years she has kept her two daughters in almost complete seclusion and taught them to hate men. Mrs Farmer is sent to Yankton asylum and the children to the Sioux Falls home, relieving the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
S. D
Julia Farmer
J. P. Farmer
WILL SOON MEET INDIANS FOR ROSEBUD TREATY
Bonesteel South Dakota July 29 Negotiations for the Rosebud treaty will start in ten days as Indian Inspector Mc Laughlin plans to council with the Rosebud Indians about cession of lands in Gregory county The signing is expected within ten days to allow a congressional bill during the November session. Harvest reports from Bonesteel say wheat oats barley and flax yields are strong with oats at 65 bushels per acre wheat 25 bushels per acre and fields delivering high outputs across crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebud
Bonesteel
S. D
K. H.cres
Man
Ponca
Rosebud Reservation
McLaughlin
Congress
Unions and graft on Chicago labor leaders eyed by grand jury
Chicago grand jury probe into labor conditions ordered by Judge Brown is expected to reveal graft and blackmail by Chicago labor leaders in recent negotiations with employers. Officials say sensational disclosures may surpass New York cases, with Business Agent Parks to be exposed. Frederick W. Job travels to New York to consult with District Attorney Jerome on the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brown
New York
Jerome
Parks
Frederick W. Job
Chicago Employers’ Association
Mr. Jerome
New York City
Harris Franklin & Co to quit range cattle business
Harris Franklin & Co, major cattle owners on the northwestern range, announce retirement due to range congestion. All market stock will be shipped this year, rest of herd moved to Nebraska pastures for summer grazing and winter feeding, with next year marking final departure from the ranges. Pittsburgh? (Note: factual entities: Belle Fourche, Harris Franklin & Co, Deadwood, Nebraska, ZS/Xs/Hash Knife brands. Shipments begin Aug 1.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
Harris Franklin & Co
Harris Franklin
Deadwood
Nebraska
Mr. Franklin
Continental Land and Live Stock Company
Hash Knife
Hill Iron
Turkey Track
Day & Cresswell
Franklin
Love Causes Delirium In Huron Farm Hand
Jens Goodwin, 30, hired by A G McFarling, went insane near Huron after months of derangement. He was brought to town, jailed, and will be sent to Yankton hospital for the insane once an attendant arrives. Authorities seek his relatives to learn his past. Sunday rainstorm reached Beadle county, with high winds and no damage. Huron O E S elected Mrs John Milne as conductress replacing Mrs Fred Frary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
Jens Goodwin
A. G. McFarling
McFarling
Goodwin
Yankton
Beadle County
Huron O. E
John Milne
Fred Frary
Killed by Baseball in Sioux Falls Over Pitch
Sioux Falls South Dakota July 29 Roy Kirkley aged 19 died from a jugular strike while playing baseball. He recovered briefly after the hit but later suffered head and neck pain and died despite medical efforts. Also Isaac Johnson a 40 year old miner at Homestake Mine Lead South Dakota was crushed by falling rock at the 800 foot level and died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Northwest
Roy Kirkley
Isaac Johnson
Tw Star
Rain shortages creep into crops across regions
Weather Bureau weekly crop report shows moisture shortages in central valleys and southern states with need for rain. Destructive storms hit Minnesota Missouri and northern Middle Atlantic while northern corn belt progresses. Spring wheat remains unfavorable with rust in southern Minnesota and South Dakota. oat harvest advances. Illinois Missouri Kansas lighter yields. rust noted in Wisconsin southern Minnesota South Dakota and Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
New England
Minnesota
Missouri
Middle Atlantic
California
Kansas
Oklahoma
Middle Atlantic States
Lake
South Dakota
North Dakota
Nebraska
Dakotas
Illinois
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pennsyvania
Ideal Iowa harvest weather boosts grain and hay yield
Des Moines reports indicate ideal conditions across most of Iowa for hay and grain harvests during the week. Southern districts near completion, northern districts progressing, corn gains noted though some southern and eastern counties seek beneficial showers. A July 20 hailstorm line caused crop damage on Lyon Osceola to Taylor Ringgold, affecting a few thousand farms but limited overall impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lyon and Osceola
Taylor
Ringgold
Nebraska Crops Report Denies Hot Wind Damage
Lincoln July 30. The Nebraska state crop reporter denies reports from Omaha that hot winds damaged corn and other crops in the western part of the state. A supplemental statement attached to the weekly bulletin declares the reports untrue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Omaha
Fatal hazing case shocks Vermont town
In Burlington on July 30 Elba Ray 11 Raymond Adams 10 and Raymond Waterman 9 are held on charges of hazing to death a schoolmate Ralph Canning 9. They allegedly lured him into woods heated red hot stones and forced him to stand naked on them before trampling his body. The incident arose from imitation of college student acts and the local justice will decide punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Elba Ray
Raymond Adams
Raymond Waterman
Barto
Ralph Canning
Canning Boy
Sensational Plot Aims to Unite Servia and Bulgaria
Vienna reports a bold plot to fuse Servia and Bulgaria by deposing Prince Ferdinand and installing the Karageorgevitch line. A Belgrade meeting of Bulgarian and Serb leaders allegedly outlined a military and customs union and even a parliamentary vote to legalize the move. The tale claims such a union would topple Turkey and resolve Macedonian issues, but the report is dismissed as fantastical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Universal
Bucharest
Servia
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Karageorgevitch
Belgrade
United Kingdom
Turkey
Russia Concessions and Sino British Treaty Ratification
London reports Russia has made concessions to the United States and Japan to ease Far East tensions while Britain gains, with a forthcoming Russian declaration. Pekin notes ratifications of the Anglo Chinese commercial treaty exchanged at Shanghai, abolishing likin but keeping certain native custom houses listed for Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Daily Chronicle
Far East
Russia
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Wei Hai Wei
the Chronicle
Pekin
James
Mackay
Shanghai
Russia Tightens Passport Issuance Abroad
Russia will issue passports only at the imperial embassy in Washington and at the New York Chicago and San Francisco offices. The move, a two thirds reduction, aims to tighten scrutiny of travelers’ character before leaving Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
Hansen
Loomis
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Japan's Quiet Drive to Consolidate China Ties
Peking reports indicate Japan expands influence in China since 1900 upheaval. Japanese agents win over key Chinese officials, reorganize the army, and promote Chinese students to study in Japan. The move includes retooling Peking University and boosting Japanese instruction in northern China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
Peking
United States
Europe
Far East
New Chiang
Port Arthur
Dalny
Tien Tsin
Chang Chi Tung
Yuan Shi Kai
Peking University
Imperial University In
W. A. P. Martin
Tokio
Tokio University
Mr. Fukudawa
Count Okuma
Hawaii Memorializes Congress for Independence
At the flame rule convention in Honolulu delegates push for a memorial to Congress requesting Hawaii’s independence. They back a Cuba like government. a petition may be prepared for Congress by Kalamanole with many natives likely to sign. The platform denounces Governor Dole as oligarchial and corrupt. The group agrees the time is not ripe to seek a Cuban style independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Congress
Honolulu
Pacific Cable
Wil
Cuba
Wilcox
Kalamanole
Four Die In Allegheny River Dam Accident
A dam opening at Heirs Island, Pittsburg, leads to a drowning tragedy as four youths Joseph Brown Henry Brown Fred Bulger Jr and Edna Shipley drown after a skiff is pulled into the dam by suction. Rescue efforts fail and the victims are confirmed drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Allegheny River
Heir's Island
Joseph Brown
Henry Brown
Joseph
Fred Bulger
Edna Shipley
Red Cross Faces Possible Government Control Reform
The American Red Cross may be reorganized under strict government supervision or replaced by a similar society under war or navy department oversight. Frances Loomis has gathered data at Geneva to push Congress toward government control of relief work, citing Roosevelt era distrust and the 1902 relief fund handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Red Cross Society
War
Navy Department
Frances B. Loomis
Geneva
Red Cross
Switzerland
Cowles
Roosevelt
Congress
Red Cross Society
Cornelius N. Bliss
Mystery Gun Explodes as Natural Gas Ignites On Seneca Lake
Rochester, July 30. William Prosser of Dresden explains a boom heard on Seneca Lake when a match lit during fishing ignited a natural gas fountain. His boat and he were launched into the air, and he could not reach home until the next day. The event supports the belief that natural gas wells flow beneath the lake’s surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Rochester
N. Y
Seneca Lake
William Prosser
Dresden
Long Point
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. D. Crop Bulletin
Board OF Charities
Franklin & Go
Ben
West
Manhattan Island
Brooklyn
James B. Reynolds
Reynolds
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!