South Dakota Notes Alarm and Accord in 1900s Era
The record cites legislative actions from Sioux City to South Dakota, including a postmaster vote defeat in the Sioux Falls area, a Jefferson Davis birthday holiday, and a $40,000 sundry civil bill for Missouri river front work. It notes prize fighting permissiveness in Oklahoma, police leadership shifts in New York, and Masonic temple funding in Deadwood. It ends with temperance campaigns and suffrage leaders urging constitutional prohibition.
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Orators Shine in University Competition at Court House
Six contestants debated for the honor to represent the University at the state contest in Vermillion. E. T. Colton won first place amid strong showings from Geo Potter Mark Bennett E P Blanchard Blanche Mayes W H Bradford and a musical program.
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Vermillion
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McVay
Be.t. Colton
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Colton
James A. Garfield
Geo. Potter
Garfield
United States Congress
United States
Mark Bennett
E. P. Blanchard
Mitchell Wins Chalcedony Slab at Dakota University Oratorical
The contest lacked applause but proved a solid event with Mitchell winning the chalcedony slab for the second time. The orations overall were above average, well prepared and delivered in good style, with duty before Mr Colton shaping a future immortal name at Dakota University.
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Mitchell
Mr. Colton
Dakota University
Ranks Determined by Judges Sum For General Average
Miss Blanche Mayes earned second place, W. H. Bradford third, Mark Bennett fourth, Geo. Potter fifth, and 2. P. Blanchard sixth. The overall ranking is set by adding the awarded positions to produce a general average of the combined work.
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Blanche Mayes
W. H. Bradford
Mark Bennett
Geo. Potter
2. P. Blanchard
Among the Churches at M. E. Church Sermons and Baptisms
Large congregations heard morning and evening messages on neighborly love and the origin of races. The pastor argued from scripture that all nations descend from one, while addressing race and language debates. The baptismal service followed with five new members welcomed into the church.
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Agassiz
Adam
Winchell
Abraham
Josiah Strong
Mr. Teall
Slade
Emma Rolston
Michaels
Broadbent
Divorce Bill Fails by One Vote in Pieris House
After a long fight in Pieris today the divorce bill was defeated by 43 to 34 amid amendments and procedural moves. Supporters blame the defeat on prior women’s suffrage losses and vow to press further. Mrs. L. W. Adams is reported quite ill.
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Roasts the Commissioners and State Budget Talk
In Pierre on March 3 the railroad committee reproaches the commissioners for not using existing powers and failing to hold meetings or publish last year’s report. It urges regular monthly sessions and district investigations with rapid shipper complaints processing. Senate and House reports propose broad appropriations for many state needs. Pik Point Courier notes Iowa couple marries at the courthouse and heads to Brule County with a claim.
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Brule County
Restorative Nervine Credited For Recovery
Preston Idaho professor L D Edwards says overwork left him tired weak and nervous with brain fatigue and insomnia. After using Dr Miles Nervine his sleep improved and his energy returned allowing him to do more in a day than before.
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L. D. Edwards
Preston
Idaho
Dr. Miles
Dr Miles Nervine Offered In Various Bottles And Price
An advertisement for Dr Miles Nervine promotes the product with a money back guarantee. Bottles priced with deals such as six bottles for eight dollars are offered, with prepaid shipping possible from the Dr Miles Medical Co in Elkhart Indiana.
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Elkhart
Ind
County Council Elections Draw Strong Interest
Lennox March 4 The county council elections attract unusual interest amid political bias in the Progressives versus Moderates struggle. The Times notes a Moderates victory would bode well for Unionists in upcoming elections with a slate including Lords Cadogan Churchill Durham Ampthill Donoughmore Dudley Norfolk Dunraven and Sir Blundell Maple.
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Monkswell
Ribblesdale
Russell
Red Wing Post Office Renamed to Redwing
Red Wing changes name of local post office to Redwing per postmaster general notice. Lyman Parsons, president of Wiest National Bank and town leader, dies of pneumonia in Curry, Ta.
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Curry
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