Victory for State Induced Railroads to Cut Rates
The Sioux Falls Argus-Leader reports South Dakota will soon see lower rail passenger and freight rates after a six year state dispute with railroad companies. Senator Kittredge and Governor Herreid coordinated a plan with Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Chicago Northwestern and Great Northern to reduce passenger fares to three cents per mile and to reevaluate freight schedules, with a meeting planned between railroads and the state railway commission.
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Sioux Falls
Argus-Leader
South Dakota
Kittredge
Herreid
Carland
Milwaukee Railroad
Senator Kittredge
Kilkedgs
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Great Northern Roads
Messrs. Marling
Hughitt
Hill
Board of Railway Commissioners
State Finds Common Ground With Railroads After Appeal
Judge Carland's decision prompts talks with railroad officials to set a fair schedule. If agreed, further litigation may be abandoned. Citizens praise Mezsars Kittredge and Herreid for progress and commend the railroad commission for backing the change toward cordial relations.
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Carland
Mezsars
Kittredge
Herreid
Railroad Commission
The Curious Sweeper Becomes Wholesale House Owner
A young worker starts as a cleaner in a wholesale house and learns all parts of the business. He rises through careful work, avoids unnecessary questions, and earns promotions until he becomes the store owner, earning the nickname a lucky dog.
Splendid Quo Vadis by Adien Benedict Company Delights City
The Adien Benedict company presented Quo Vadis at the corn palace Friday to the largest audience in years. Cast members including Joan Webster as Virius and P G McLaan as Patronius impressed, while Miss Charlotte Eveleth as Lygia received strong praise for a powerful evening.
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Adien Benedict
Corn Palace
Palace
Opars House
Joan Webster
Vinicius
Patronius
P. G. McLaan
Peter
Apostle
Chile
George S. Fleming
Arthur S. Busch
Nero
Allan Lane
Uraus
Charlotte Eveleth
Misa Lucie Villa
Popyiesa
Florence Winsor
Farmers Congress to be Held in Sioux Falls
The Farmers Congress will convene in Sioux Falls this week for four days starting Monday. Governor Herried appointed county delegates J. W. Ottman H L Bras J E Bramwell John Green D M Powell and A L C Hillman. Herried will give the welcome address to eastern states farmers on behalf of South Dakota.
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Farmers Congress
Sioux Falls
Herried
J. W. Ottman
H. L. Bras
J. E. Bramwell
John Green
D. M. Powell
A. L. C. Hillman
South Dakota
Mitchell Pastor Announces Farewell and Dowie Move
Rev. A. E. Steuernagel of Mitchell First Baptist preached his farewell sermon detailing his plan to join Dr. Dowie in Chicago. He critiqued press reports on Dowie, urged an ideal church guided by Christ, and praised his current congregation for its strength and support.
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A. E. Steuernagel
First Baptist
Chuch of
Mitchell
Baptist
Virgil Boyles
Israel
Europe
Christ’s Church
Steuernagel
Ideal Church
Christ
Dr. Dowie
Chicago
Dowie
Pastor Seeks Field Mission With Dowie Aid Surprises Audience
The article notes the pastor plans to join the Dowie movement and that the audience may be surprised by his decision. It also mentions trust in Rev. Steuernagel's sincerity and that Baptist church services will go on with a temporary supply preacher.
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Steuerengel
Steuernagel
Baptist Church
Sioux Falls Plots Vermillion Mitchell Football Showdown
Sioux Falls backs a Vermillion versus Mitchell game with strong local support. Mitchell seeks a Sioux Falls venue, the Vermillion team has history with Brookings and earlier withdrew from the SD association, but now faces Mitchell as possible rival. Local players train daily and promise a stronger squad this year.
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Sioux Falls
Vermillion
Mitchell
Argus
George Douthit
Sioux
South Dakota
Hanging in effigy shocks Yankton town meeting
Yankton school children staged an effigy hanging of Czolgosz on Tuesday sparking local debate. One observer argued against teaching such violent imagery to students, while another implied Americanism grows from within rather than through indoctrination.
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Yankton Press
Dakotan
Czolgosz
Yankton
Methodists to Meet at Milbank for Annual Conference
The Methodist Church of South Dakota holds its annual conference in Milbank starting October 8 and continuing through the following Sunday. Bishop C. D. Foss of Philadelphia will preside. Dr. W. J. Graham will speak at the educational session and advocate for Dakota University.
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Methodist Church of
South Dakota
Milbank
C. D. Foss
D. D
Philadelphia
W. J. Graham
Dakota University
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