Doubtful if Prohibition and Suffrage Decide South Dakota Vote
The piece argues that neither the state’s suffrage nor prohibition measures will carry the election. It notes a rising independent progressive voter class and says voters acted without party loyalty, choosing Johnson for Senate and Byrne for governor, challenging party leaders. It emphasizes secret ballots and delayed conclusions about future primaries.
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Burke
South Dakota
Neidoas
Johnon
Byrne
Johnson
Iaya Spemnice
Wind Woters
Palgz
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Fragmentary OCR Note
Readable lines mention Mr Walah Mrs and Mr Welsh with unclear context. Several names appear with scattered words about afternoon and family references. Content is disjointed and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Mr. Walah
Mr. Welsh
Federal quarantine blocks cattle imports from Canada
Washington DC Secretary Houston of agriculture signed a federal quarantine restricting shipments of cattle from Canada to the United States. Delaware New Jersey Rhode Island added to list of foot and mouth disease states. No evidence of disease in Dominion. infected cats prompted border control. Delaware cited Wilmington outbreak. Illinois Moose Stock Commission to inspect and hasten yard reopening after disinfection work completes tomorrow afternoon.
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Washington, D. C
Canada
United States
Delaware
New, Jersey
Ithode Island
Houston
Department of Agriculture
Dominion
Wilmington
Iago
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Lequard
Ilinois
Moosetock Commission
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Quarantine Ordered as Hoof and Mouth Disease Epidemic Spreads
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry orders quarantines at Mitchell and Alexandria stockyards after hoof and mouth disease fears. some shipments disinfected and resumed, no cases found in cities or local cattle. quarantine to protect markets with fat cattle moving from Black Hills area.
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Mitchell
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
vAlexandria
Canton
Chaie
Mitchil
Black Hills
Aystemi
South -Dakota
Wesleyan Falls to Yankton in 49 to 8 Game
Wesleyan football was decisively beaten 49 to 8 on Yankton’s field in a game marked by poor Wesleyan interference and strong Yankton running. Phelan Meld and Lyle Obese stood out for Yankton as Wesleyan’s hopes for a state title vanished.
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Yankton Greyhounds
Finay
Wesleyans
Collegiats
Aittle
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At ‘Resembold
Lyle Obese
Yankton Downs Wesleyan on the Road in Rough Tilt
Yankton defeats Wesleyan 19 to 3 after a first half field goal and late fourth quarter strikes. Robinson passes connect to Best and Stevenson for key gains as Yankton never relinquishes control. Wesleyan struggles on offense with multiple punts and turnovers, finalizing the score on Yankton’s 19 point burst.
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Robinson
Cunende
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Stevenson
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Cutts
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Payne
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Reich
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Fenenga
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Green Robertson
Cutts Knox
Johnson Berry Q ' Robinson Payne
Chase F. Hetland Run Smith LH. Stevenson
Hiss
Local Milk Supply Discussed At City Hall Meeting
A Friday evening meeting at City Hall, led by Mayor Hitchcock and the Board of Health, explored two paths to improve local milk. One would create a cooperative central plant for standardized pasteurized milk. the other would enforce strict inspection and grading under city ordinances with annual tubercular testing for cattle and a regular inspector.
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Hitchcock
Board of Health
W. R. Ball
Mitich
Éntralj
Candidate admits five dollar bid for state secretary post
Fragmentary OCR shows a candidate for secretary of state admitting a five dollar expenditure in a doomed bid. The text references campaign funding and misreads his name and party. No clear dates or locations are recoverable.
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Sonica
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Moose
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Hari
Amendments Adopted in Pierre County Returns
Forty five of sixty one counties report unofficial results showing two amendments approved. Measures favor reduction of school fund interest and final adjudication when supreme court members are interested, while other amendments and referred laws failed. Aberdeen Normal defeat noted as decisive.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Normal
Board of Regents
Boys Burned in Dog Kennel Fire
Garreton family residents of Minnehaha county report two young sons of Mr and Mrs Andrew Helling severely burned when they started a fire in a dog kennel while playing and cut off escape. The oldest boy is nearly six and the younger about four. both suffered extensive burns to face and tongue as firefighters dismantled the kennel to rescue them. Recovery appears doubtful.
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Garretaon
Andrew Helling
Minnehaha County
South Dakota Democrats win larger House contingent
In Pierre the legislature shows a surge of Democratic members for the next session, an unprecedented strength in years. Ninety percent of seats in the House are expected to be filled by Democrats with Miner county seeing a tight contest and a three way split in general. The Senate will number ten Democrats, bringing the party total to thirty across both chambers. The fight for speaker remains unresolved as Christian of Minnehaha and Techar Garr vie against current leaders.
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Pierre
Béenlo
South Dakota
Hinéteen
Miner County
Sanother Peasinle
Voor Dofaren
Ag Tlleriateepabiicns
Wingfield plans appointment amid endorsements neglect
The fragment shows mentions of endorsements and committee appointments tied to Wingfield. Details are unclear but imply a political maneuver with planned appointments and support from backers. The readable names are limited, leaving the specific offices and dates uncertain.
State officials named in fragmented list
A fragment lists names including J.B. Truran, public accountant, H. S. Hed rick, state game warden W. D. Johnston, and deputy printing commissioner, with the insurance commissioner and others mentioned in partial form.
U C T Gathers In Mitchell For State Meeting
Travelers from across South Dakota converge in Mitchell on Friday November 13 for the United Commercial Travelers Grand Executive meeting and booster event. E M Chaney Grand Counselor will welcome members and organize a substantial program at the Elks home and I O O F hall including banquet orchestral music dancing and initiation ceremonies.
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Knights of the Grip
South Dakota
Mitchell
E. M. Chaney
United Commercial Travelers
New of Fennimore Counsel
Ladies of Fennimore Counsel
Elks Home
I. O. Oo. F. Hall
J. L. W. Zeitlow
Aberdeen
S. D
G. N. Pollard
Yankton
Andrew Ellwein
Mr. Cox
Representative Legislative Committee of
Grand Counsel
Guy G. Frary
Vermillion
Byrne Leads With About Fourteen Thousand Votes
Returns received from most county auditors show United States Senator results with Johnson leading Burke by 3,000 to 3,500 votes. Governorship totals indicate Byrne ahead of McCarter and Richards by large margins, with Byrne’s plurality around 12,357 and overall about 14,000 votes. Edmands county reports a tied race in McCarter’s home county.
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Secretary of State
Burke
Johnson
Tate
Byrne
McCarter
Richards
Edmands
Pierre
Two At Lennox Die In Separate Accidents
Two deaths near Lennox result from separate incidents. Mrs J M Wahl dies from injuries after being thrown from a bogey when a wheel struck a gate post. she remained conscious and spoke with others before passing. A three year old boy, Roy Richter, son of Mr and Mrs Hzra Richter, perishes from burns after falling into hot water while washing curtains.
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Lennox
J. M. Waht
Hzra Richter
Richter
Roy
Tov
Stourg
Warden Plans Mountain Lion Hunt Next Month
State game warden Hedrick organizes a mountain lion hunt near the preserve to protect deer and game. About 200 hunters are proposed to participate following reports of several mountain lions in the area.
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