Good Roads Discussion Highlights Haul Costs and Savings
A Chicago Tribune summary notes the high costs farmers incur to haul crops to shipping points. Data from the Department of Agriculture shows corn and wheat hauling costs totaling tens of millions annually, underscoring potential savings from better roads and freight lines. It also touches on South Dakota divorce and Sunday laws facing referendum and rail executive E. H. Harriman’s reform questions.
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Republican
Chicago Tribune
The
Tribune
Department of Agriculture
Nebraska Two Cent Mileage Rate Sparks Railroad Agreement
The Nebraska legislature enacted a two cent mileage rate and the measure took effect. Railroads then reached a state wide pact to end concessions to the public, stating the rate will boost travel costs and impact transcontinental fares. Critics say the arrangement mainly benefits the railroads while denying cheaper travel options for passengers.
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Nebraska
South Dakota Tightens Divorce Laws For Non Residents
South Dakota passes a reform to restrict divorces by non residents, ending the practice of eastern couples fleeing to the state for a quick six month separation. The new act requires non residents to establish residence in the state for a full year to obtain a divorce, marking a long fought change embraced by the legislature.
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South Dakota
Reform Unity urged in Republican ranks by Redfield Press
The Redfield Press argues a true Republican newspaper should help close the rift within the party and urge insurgents and stalwarts to unite. It recalls 1904 Sioux Falls efforts and questions Bror Basford’s stance on obedience to the party majority after past defeats.
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Redfield Press
Brer. Basford
Sioux Falls
Coe I. Crawford
Elrod
Bror. Basford
Banquet tensions split Yankton politics over senators
The piece notes a party faction led by Abe VanOsdel criticizing Senator Gamble and planning a larger return banquet in Mission Hill after Pierre. It contrasts Sioux Falls opposition to Senator Kittredge, accusing a faction there of risking a U.S. Senate bid to defeat him.
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Yankton County
Abe VnOsdel
Titus Price
Gamble
Yankton
Abe VanOsdel
VanOsdel
Mission Hill
Pierre
Senator Gamble
Sioux Falls
Senator Kittredge
Sioux Halls
United States
Kittredge
Retirements of Burke and Martin From Congress Noted
The article honors Hon. Jhamles BH. Burke and Hon. RE. W. Martin as they retire to private life after long, productive terms in Congress. Burke began in 1898 after a state nomination and served two terms, gaining influence on national issues. Martin entered in 1901 and is praised as a practical, businesslike orator.
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Martin
Cor.gresman Burke
Congress
Jhamles BH. Burke
Thon
RE. W. Martin
Burke
ISMS
Lures
Mitchell
Washington
House
Sioux Falls
Messrs
Hurke
Wahington
South Dakota
South
Divorce Industry Faces New State Restrictions
South Dakota enacts a law forcing non residents to reside in state for one year and in the decree country for three months before divorce trials. The measure, aimed at curb ing out of state separations, is expected to shrink the lucrative Sioux Falls practice and curb public airing of private matters.
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South Dakota
Sioux Falls
Queen City
Senators Move to Big Private Posts Amid Public Service
The article notes lawmakers and officials like Shonts, Stevens, Shaw, and Spooner leaving government posts for leadership roles in major corporations. It warns that private sector opportunities create potential conflicts of interest as these figures leverage government insights for corporate gain.
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Senate
Shonts
Panama Canal Commission
Stevens
Shaw
Treasury Department
Carnegie Trust Co
Spooner
East
South Dakota Legislature Ends Session Amid Rail Legislation Dust
The South Dakota legislature adjourns today amid one of the most drastic measures since statehood, with particular focus on railroad legislation that sparked heavy public debate during the campaign.
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South Dakota
Rail pass ban promised to raise railroad revenue and cut freight rates
The legislature ended with railroad passes halted, boosting yearly revenue by thousands while small passenger rate cuts may help farmers little. Freight rate reductions could benefit all residents, though passenger travel remains limited in the state.
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Palen
Ready Tongue Dishy Bill Exchange in Puck Cartoon
In a Puck cartoon dialogue two characters mingle wit and innuendo as a ready tongue of humor trades quips about trousers at the knee and an old prayer rug, reflecting playful social satire of manners and dress. The exchange uses sharp humor to navigate flirtation and propriety.
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Puck
Always Keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at Home
A Missouri editor praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, urging families to keep it on hand for instant use to check colds early and treat croup in children. The ad notes it is sold by all druggists and useful even after a croupy cough appears.
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Chamberlain
W. W. Kearney
the Independent
Lowry City
Thought He Saw Double A Professor Visits Fashionable Host
A witty tale recounts a respected professor invited to dine with a stylish lady. The hot day, cool wine, and his growing thirst drive a queue of mistaken impressions and social misadventures.
Bonny Contemplation Of Twin Babies By A Professor
A lively dinner scene ends with a tipsy professor inspecting newborn twins in the drawing room. He peers at the babies and, unsure if there are two or one, finally remarks in a husky voice that the child is really bonny. The moment adds a humorous note to the gathering.
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Fessor
People’s Magazine
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement oath 1886
Frank J. Cheney of F. J. Cheney & Co. sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. Notary A. W. Gleason. Cure taken internally. testimonials available. Sold by druggists for 75 cents. Also Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Getting Back at Him Judge
A translated excerpt from La Silouette via The Literary Digest shows a judge addressing a young thief who has served six sentences. The judge remarks on youth and potential for reform, asking if bad company caused repeated arrests while the boy replies he has spent most of his life in the police court.
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la Silhouette
Literary Digest
Ele gance Rivalry Between Lady And Cook Noted
A playful exchange shows a maroness praising her stylish cook while the cook retorts that the cooking itself will reveal the difference. The dialogue highlights humor about appearance versus craft.
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Fanny
Pain Balm Praised By Editor In Indian Territory
J C Bayne editor of the Herald at Addington Indian Territory credits Chamberlain's Pain Balm with restoring his ability to work amid rheumatism. He calls it the best liniment and promises prompt relief after one application. Sold by all druggists.
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J. C. Bayne
The
Herald
Addington
Indian Territory
Chamberlain
Astute Scotty Requests Clear Lunch Pack
A Scots boy asks his grandmother to remove her spectacles while packing his lunch, joking that they magnify and he wants his bench packed without them. Argonaut.
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Argonaut
Montana Standard Mining Company Stockholders Meeting
Notice from Butte Montana dated February 25 1907 calls a meeting for April 1 1907 at 8 p m at No 35 Lewisohn Block Butte to elect seven trustees consider consolidation with another Company and conduct any proper business. by order of President R W Charlton.
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Butte
Montana
Montana Standard Mining Company
Lewisohn Block
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H. D. Butterfield
Home Journal
E. C. Dewitt & Company
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Scallin Bros
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