South Dakota GOP Faces Primary Plans and Rural Credit Debate
South Dakota prepares for party designation of Senate candidates on December 1 with a March 23, 1926 primary. Republicans and Democrats clash over private industry participation and the Rural Credit Act. State leaders Gunderson and Hires are noted, while precinct delegates and county proposals shape the ballot for the March primary.
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United States Senate
South Dakota
Congress
United States Senat
Fermeer Labodes
Fiself—Winch For Rears
Zuso Char Orbeck
Ae ‘Gunderson
H. Bires
Huelf
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Ehsir
Feee
Eh Garty
Yaree
Ratifcat
Marrie
Ins
Munonty
Dressler Feud Over Charleston Dance and Baseball Consent
In a Chicago court the Dressler family dispute centers on Mrs Dressler dancing the Charleston in public and her husband’s disapproval of his attendance at baseball games. The judge seeks a peaceful settlement to avoid a divorce.
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Dressler
Chicago Court
John Dressler
Turner faces murder charges in mining explosion case
The man identified as Turner, linked to a deadly January coal mine blast that killed Wilson and another miner, returns to face murder charges in Kentucky. His father-in-law and wife defended him as insurers paid about 355,900 to Turner’s wife after his supposed death. Authorities say an automatic device sparked the explosion, with Turner’s companions seen setting dynamite in another part of the mine.
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Jamson
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Auburn
Charse Giso
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Hatfield
New York Police
Watson
Wilson
Turner
All Nis
Columbus
New York
Teo Ducks
Norwar
Hantburs
Oracles of Americas Industries to Meet
A brief report notes a meeting of the Oracles of Americas Industries, highlighting a public assembly in Chicago. The item hints at dialogue on industry roles and mutual associations, with emphasis on collaboration and upcoming agenda topics.
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Oracles OF America
Has No Unpleasant Color And Easy Sprinkle-Top Can
A brief product note highlights a colorless design and a convenient sprinkle-top can that simplifies use. The copy urges readers not to delay trying the item and emphasizes ease of handling.
Meat packing institute conference to be held in October
An upcoming convention of the Institute of Meat Packing will convene October 19 to 21 with hundreds of packers gathering to learn about new meat curing discoveries review yearly achievements and discuss trade prospects. The Institute collaborates with the University of Chicago on studies to strengthen the industry and attract newcomers. Prominent speakers include Frank O Lowden former governor of Illinois and leaders from General Electric and Radin Corporation of America.
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Heaton and Industry
University of Chicago
Frank O. Lowden
Winds
Iice
Flectric Pomipans
James G. Hatbord
Radin Corporation of America
Max Masonni
University of Chi
Nine Million Women Engaged in Gainful Occupations
Nine million women are engaged in gainful occupations, about 22 percent of all workers, per Mrs. Marqueste Benton, director of a women’s program. The figures reflect the National Association of Manufacturers convention highlights in St Louis. The article notes a strong rise in women workers in various manufacturing fields and mentions names and organizations linked to the discussion.
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St. Lauia
Marqueste B. Benton
Miragis
Asutai
Ark
Benson
Artine Theradjsire
Scopempan
Engane
Ln Manufacturing Industries
Siercers
Yiewee
Beetree
Return to Extensive Flour Milling Work
Fragmentary text outlines renewed flour milling activity and trade issues involving various parties and regulatory concerns. It notes extended timelines, increased exports, and evolving state tax considerations impacting production and markets.
Market shifts cut wheat and fiber profits in southwest
The report notes a smaller wheat crop in the southwest and fiber sales facing tight margins. Minneapolis stores push flour from Joe's Mills as a cheaper option, while York intermediates offer paints at 25 cents per barrel less. Last year producers enjoyed a 59 to 73 cent advantage per barrel.
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Minneapolis
Joes
York
Southwestern Mills
Tate
Proportions of Restaurants and Saloons per City Population
A historical note reports on the distribution of restaurants and saloons relative to 250 residents, referencing associated figures and statistical methods. The text discusses temperance and public spaces, noting a proportionate approach to licensing and the density of establishments in city areas.
TWO MARRIAGES NOTED IN CLINTONVILLE LETTER
A Clintonville note reports two marriages. Gordon Darling of Bear Creek, son of George Darling, wed Mrs. C. Smith, widow of Polk Smith of Little Wolf. The other couple is Everette Bolton of Saurer, a university coach, with details linked to local life.
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Clintonville
Wis
Gordon Darlins
Bear Creek
George Darling
Manaws
C. Smith
Polk Smith
Little Woll
Brrting
Everette Alton
Saurer
Wat
Alex Seaman
Russia
Local notes from Clintonville and Rice Lake visits
A fragment notes a connection with an automotive test in a foreign country returning to Clintonville. It mentions Mrs. Bothwall of Rice Lake Wisconsin visiting her son George Bothwell in the city.
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Clintonville
Bothwall
Rice Lake
Wis
George Bothwell
Hawaiians Fruits Prove Ideal For Serup Production
Associated Press reports Dr. SE Oliver, a chemist at the Hawaiian home settlement on Molokai, announced successful extraction of syrup from pineapple using a freezing method. The fruit averages 34 percent sugar and the process yielded syrup of several concentrations, promising cheaper production than mainland methods.
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Associated Press
SE. Oliver
Molokai
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