Congressional era overreach blamed in South Dakota trespass law
A skeptical critic denounces Chapter 244 of 1907, calling it a partisan seed of injustice that would allow west of the Missouri River to attack homesteads. He argues it unconstitutionally tethers counties and seeks a statewide remedy via a general law so all counties share the burden and protection.
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South Dakota
Missouri River
Stanley
Lyman
Animus Furandi
Capitol
Pierre
John
Chal
Sgh
Supreme Court
Reim
Arbor Day Proclamation Urges Planting Trees in South Dakota
Governor Doe T. Crawford designates Friday April 24 1904 as Arbor Day and urges observance statewide. He calls for planting and caring for trees around farms homes schools and public grounds to improve beauty and value. The proclamation was issued from Pierre on March 17 1904 with the Great Seal affixed.
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Crawford
Sioux Falls
Doe T. Crawford
South Dakota
Pierre
I. Crawford
Dr Shoop's Restorative Promised To Revive Lethargy
An old advertisement claims Dr Shoop's Restorative cures spring lethargy and worn nerves. It asserts a few weeks restores energy, eases sluggish bowels and kidney stress, and improves heart action. Sold by I W Cole.
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Dr. Shoop
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