South Dakota court issues on repeal power debate
A lengthy discussion to whether the state legislature can repeal voter approved acts via initiative and referendum, with the Supreme Court urged to preserve constitutional limits and avoid a broad rule empowering direct repeal unless emergencies arise. The piece notes current views favoring legislative repeal powers only in exceptional cases and warns against undermining direct democracy.
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Supreme Court
Retiring pastor given farewell at First Methodist
Rev and Mrs C B Harrold were honored at a farewell reception in the First Methodist Episcopal Church parlors before their move to Groton. Members presented a $75 cash purse, a leather traveling bag, and a scout hunting knife from the boy scouts, with refreshments served by the Women’s Aid Society.
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C. B. Harrold
Groton
Methodist Episcopal Sharch
Harrold
F. L. Moyer
Mr. Harrold
William Durkee
Boy Scouts
Women's Aid
Aberdeen High Beats Mitchell in Weather Affected Game
In a rain soaked clash at Yankton, Aberdeen High defeated Mitchell 13 to 6 for their second straight win. Mitchell led the first half but could not score after the break as Aberdeen seized control with stout defense and a late scoring drive.
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Mitchell
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High Schools Plan Wireless Radio League in South Dakota
South Dakota high schools including Mitchell Sioux Falls Aberdeen Madison Yankton Pierre and Tulson plan wireless radio outfits as part of electricity studies. The project aims to share football and track results debates and other messages within about 100 miles, with relays likely for longer distances. Prof G T Shelton of Mitchell proposes the league to coordinate these efforts.
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South Dakota
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Madison
Yankton
Pierre
Tuson
G.T. Shelton
Movement of Canadian Grain Through New York City
Canadian grain movement through New York City is described as the largest ever recorded. By October 15, 4,265,701 bushels arrived from Canada since August and were reloaded onto steamships bound for England, France, and Italy to avoid duty inland. Total New York movement Aug 1 to Oct 15 amounts to 122,111,525 bushels. United States production supplies 7,845,794 bushels. Export activity is expected to continue through the season until January when Argentine grain arrives.
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New York City
United States
Canada
England
France
Italy
New York
Taubman Dies at the Capital in Washington DC
Eaward Teare Taubman of Averdeen South Dakota, Grand Inspector General of the Scottish Rite Southern Jurisdiction, died in a hospital after a stroke while in Washington to attend the dedication of a new building.
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Washington, D. C
Eaward Teare Taubman
Averdeen
S. BD
Southernurisdiction
Scotti Aiteree Masonry
Maconte Bfiding. Hy
Building Slips Into Excavation At Ninth Street
A two story brick building at 209 West Ninth street in Sioux Falls collapsed into the excavation for a new Security bank building. Workmen barely escaped as debris and mud swallowed the structure on Saturday night after water seeping from the hillside undermined the site. The 1885 building, owned by C L Engebretson and built by Andrew Beveridge, fell as the excavation deepened and the ground turned to mud, shattering a plate glass window and sending occupants fleeing.
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Sioux Falls
West Ninth Street
Security Bank
Andrew Beveridge
C.L. Engebretson
Farmer Near Death From Boar Attack Near Hurley
Urey, an 8 year old near Hurley, was critically injured by an enraged boar in his hog lot. The boar bit into his leg and caused a long gash in his back. Blood poisoning was feared as the farmer fights for life.
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Urey
U—Neyrer Veveca
Hurley
Gaykon
Gayton
Baby Drowns in Water Hole Near Hoover North Dakota
Near Hoover, South Dakota, a 28 month old child of Mr and Mrs Louis Balduki wandered from a four year old sister while the mother tended cattle. The child fell into a water hole on Hay Creek and drowned despite alarm raised by the sister and efforts of the parents to revive him.
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Poon
Belle Fourche
S. D
Louis Balduki
Hoover
Here
Hay Creek
Chipmunks Block Forester Seed Gathering in Black Hills
Black Hills forest officials face a chipmunk problem as the animals eat pine seeds during seed collection for replanting burned areas. Efforts include spreading strychnine soaked seed in feeding spots under a biological expert from Washington. Supervisor Kolleter runs a special camp between Hanna and Dumont with a large working force.
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Black Hills National Forest
Forest Service
Kolleter
Hanna
Dumont
Washington
Advic
Girls Escape From Two Men Near Mitchell
Girls from Woonsocket attended the corn palace at Mitchell where two young men offered a ride in a car. After driving four miles the men demanded sexual favors. The girls refused and leaped from the vehicle, walking back to Mitchell, arriving footsore as their train to Woonsocket had departed.
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Woonsocket
Won
Socket School
Elizabeth Page
Corn Palace
Mitchell
North Dakota land opening to start registrations
Minot, Bismarck and Plaza begin a registration period through October 30 for 110000 acres on the Fort Berthold Indian reservation to be settled under the lottery system. Surface rights only, coal rights reserved, 160 acre homesteads, drawings start November 4.
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Mountrail
McLean Counties
Berthold
Fort Berthold
Minot
700 Head of Sheep Killed by a Weed
A damaged report notes 700 sheep along vegetation near Brant forest and Tres wateran area affected by a weed. Sheep deaths, late observations, and attempts to identify the weed are described amid unclear details.
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Elle Hostene
Brant Forest
Tres Wateran Arenay
Mateo
Local Notes and Community Highlights From the Area
Local notes recount visits by Brom and family to parents, travels of Rockford and Brookings affiliates, football squad member Joe Till visiting Mitchell, Butterfield and family trips, and a hospital operation for Linby. Debuting singer Melody and a student team event at the University of Minnesota are noted along with a horse incident at Milwaukee station. A double wedding at the Methodist church and travels for Marguerite Morris’s wedding are mentioned, plus a morning appendicitis operation at St. Joseph’s hospital and a board meeting in Falls.
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Artin D.romeing
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Ruby Byers
Mes Buterfield
St. Joseph
Walter Hayter
Ana Steb
Mien Boo
Feemmen
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T. J. Holt
Tier
Blue Fountain
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Corinth
Bima Linby
Joseph's Hospital
Milwaukee
Oma
Pam Jensersin
Episcopal
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Langley
L. B. Weaver
Wessington Springs
St. Josh’s Hospital
L. B. Morris
Renfeld
Marguerite Morris
Aqeutenant-General
W. A. Morris
Methodist hospital board executive secretary noted
The report mentions Dr YT continuing as executive secretary of the Methodist hospital board. Miss Mildred Hazen is called to Silom home due to her mother's illness Megdora. Harry Stents departed for Cedar Rapids Iowa for a family matter, while Mrs TEL traveled to Alberton Indiana after the death of an uncle in Kero.
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Mildred Hazen
Silom
Megdora
Harry Stents
Yosforay
Cedar Rapids
Stentz
Tel
Alberton
Kero
Man Sentenced for Abducting 14-Year-Old Girl
Rotle wourehe, a young man from the area, was sent to the state prison for three years after pleading guilty to abducting the 14-year-old daughter of Pet Vattala, a farmer. They had fled to Hot Springs where authorities arrested them and brought them back to Deadwood for trial before Judge Mel Nenay.
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Rotle Wourehe
Ioyer
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised As Best Cough Remedy
A reader extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a top cough remedy after trying various products. The testimonial notes effectiveness for family use and mentions a price of $1.00.
McPhersons County Treasurer Dies After Illness
Leola, 8. Ired sons county treasurer of McPherson county dies in an Aberdeen hospital after a two week illness. Native of Germany, 48, he came to America in 1888 settling on a western McPherson county farm, elected county treasurer last fall, moved to Tol. Married to Karoline Kasepane in 1889, widow and ten children survive.
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McPherson County
God
Aberdeen
Germany
America
Tol
Karoline Kasepane
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