Commissioner Wheaton’s Likely Ouster Over Pure Food Fight
Senate signals will not confirm A H Wheaton as state pure food commissioner. The druggists and wholesalers favored bills that challenge his rulings and a Brookings professor may take the post. The contested drug bill passed Senate with enforcement moved to the commissioner, hinting Wheaton will lose the appointment. successor to be named this week. Mr Kelley also mentions selling farms to ten parties in Illinois and Indiana for next year.
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Wheaton
Pure Food Department
Vessey
Senate
Cook
Brookings
S. A. Travis
Sioux Falls Argus Leader
A. H. Wheaton
Pure Food
Th State
House
Mr. Wheaton
State Board of Pharmacy
State Hesitates Over Gift of Indian School Buildings
The legislature resists accepting government donated school buildings at Chamberlain for Indian children. The government closed the school and offered the structures, but lawmakers worry about long term maintenance costs and state responsibility for education.
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Chamberlain
Many Settlers Coming In To Mitchell Area
The Kelley Land Company reports eleven families moving to Davison county, Illinois and Indiana influenced by recent sales. Settlers include Jacob Esterly family from Lanark Illinois and Calvin Eckerd Polo Illinois, with homes planned near Mt. Vernon and Mitchell. Others listed reside near Odell Cabry Bennsalar Erlville and Polo Illinois, bringing new farming activity to the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Land Company
Illinois
Indiana
Mitchell
Davison County
Jacob Esterly
Lanark
Ill
Calvin Eckerd
Polo, Ill
Mt. Vernon
J. W. Trowter
John Sachen
Polo
Thomas Mooney
Community News From Ethan and Davison County
Local notes report deaths in the area including Charles Denman and a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Drake who died soon after birth. Residents travel from Corsica to attend funerals while families move to St. Cloud and Vermillion for business and schooling. Arthur Miller reports a successful sale, and Grace White arrives to teach music.
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Ethan
Clyde Thompson
Corsica
Grand Island
Neb
Charles Denman
Mr. Thompson
Chester Wittstruck
New Mexico
Arthur Miller
St. Cloud
Grace White
Vermillion
Herbert Drake
Parkston
Jonas Nelson
W W Jones to Corsica for business and moves
Ethan notes W W Jones and family will move to Corsica this week where he will partner with Mr I Sheeder, Mrs Jones' father. Sheriff Plotner and others are seen in town as forecasts of business changes rise with lots bought by Ole Rosenquist for a new store.
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Ethan
W. W. Jones
Corsica
I. Sheeder
Jones
Sheriff Plotner
Mitchell
J. L. Donahue
John Wagner
Tripp
Tom Donahue
Dora Bamber
Anton Bauer
Ole Rosenquist
Main Street
Carrie Cole
Blackman
Sollie Nolt
Roy Lathrop
Rosenquist
A Clever Garber In The Mirthful City
A garbled dialogue scene shows Warmier Wardannte and others joking about barbers and mind reading. The fragment references Chiengs and a humorous claim about haircuts and memory, with playful spelling and garbled names.
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Garber
Hevk
Cruthin
Warmier Wardannte
Chiengs
Hiram
Saree and Matta Ad Inquiries Spark Curio
A fragmentary exchange mentions Saree’s indirect link to a Matta ad and a 5 reuse noted as inquisitive. A boastful “Lieutenant-Impertinent” is quizzed about what was told to him, attributed to Fliegende Biatter.
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Fliegende
Brisk Davison County Real Estate Transfers
Real estate transfers in Davison county show brisk activity with over $125,500 in recorded deals. Many listings involve nominal consideration while several sales exceed $194,060, with numerous parcels spread across Mitchell and adjacent additions.
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Davison County
Register of Deeds Office
W. Snow
W. M. Sehlimtet
Mitch
Lawher
Teeeurne
Red Ritter
H. M. Posey
Ml. D. Boyts
Jenny Ohson
N. W
Obi Tanyas
Bracy’s
Mathias Germsheid
Philip Germsheid
W. A. Carlson
E. A. Porter
Lawler’s
Mitchell
Altha E. Brown
Lizzie E. Brown
S. E
An Interesting Experiment in Garden Sewage Disposal
Dr L C Mead superintendent of the state hospital at Yankton plans a novel sewer disposal method. fifty thousand gallons daily will flow to a long sand bed and flume yielding nitrates for the gardens. Berlin’s twelve hundred acre sewer garden inspired the scheme and its healthful success. If effective it could turn a public nuisance into revenue and a model for other cities.
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Michels
North America
Pierre Dakotan
L. C. Mead
State Hospital For the Insane
Yankton
Souri
Board of Charities
Dr. Mead
Mead
Berlin
Robert F. Kerr
Europe
America
It Girl and Wrong Man Clash in Philadelphia Inquirer
Excerpt shows Fred telling George he is courting the wrong girl while asserting he is the wrong man. The Philadelphia Inquirer fragment hints at a social or romantic misunderstanding centering on a notable female, described as the it girl, and a tense exchange between two men.
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Fred
George
Philadelphia
Death Honors Military Figure Brought to Light
A brief notice honors a military figure, noting a seventh year anniversary and public acknowledgment of service. The piece references reputation and legacy within a ceremonial context and mentions unspecified dates and locations.
One Advantage of News Weighs on Parenthood
A brief New York Press exchange notes a doctor asking the sex of a baby and the humorous reaction about clothing. The dialogue reflects social norms and light domestic wit from a historical snippet.
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New York Press
Anti-Trust Bill Reconsidered Passes Senate With Curtiss Plan
The South Dakota senate reconsidered and passed a revised anti trust bill drafted by Senator Curtiss and Attorney General officials. It bans trusts and conspiracies, imposes forfeiture for foreign firms, fines of 50 dollars, and allows civil damages. Other bills are killed or advanced as governor appoints officials.
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House
Senate
Dillon
Byrne
Ewert
Vessey
C. H. Englesby
Watertown
C. M. Hopkins
Aberdeen
Madison Public Examiner
J. H. Hicks
Milbank
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Dane Star
Maud Spees
Will Clark
Miller
Helen Lammon
Loomis
I. G. Alexander
H. C. Clark
B. N. Beaumont
Tess Watkins
John Morgan
A. 2. Marsden
W. H. Comstock
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Ed S. Whittaker
Trans
Michael Shuster
W. E
Mathias Paulin
John Dondelinger
W. H. McKeel
A. B. McKeel
H. H. Erion
Lizzie D. Bidwell
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Mary Mulli- Sambo
Peder Kxselmyr
W. A. Darling
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Smith and Mizener
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Charles W Snell
A. W. Gaines
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Sidney Carey
C. E. Brady
J. M. Elion
P. C. Pearson
Tyrone
I. Higgins
J. J. Moore
W. J. Condan
E. F. Slagle
Pebieeey
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Knox and Stetson
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