Congress Opens Sixty First Session in Washington
The final session of the sixty first Congress opens in Washington at noon with Champ Clark of Missouri likely to challenge Uncle Joe as successor. New Jersey gains a congressman nicknamed Chimmie Fadden, and Chicago may send Mr. Dooley if the Congressional Record runs long. Mrs. Mary Eddy Baker, founder of the Christian church, dies in Botton. Her son George W. Glover lives in Lead. Ex Senator Kittredge linked to benefit schemes for sleep ing car companies under interstate commerce control. Courageous line about Christmas tree and Sunday school ends. Champion Jack Johnson remains less threatening than Dolliver. Pierre Dakotan urges a proper reception for the legislature. Pierre’s session in January will consider apportionment. editor This bill from Des Moines Capital hints at a first native Iowan senator from west counties. Governor Vessey urged to imitate Minnesota’s Eberhart and call an extra session if needed.
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Mary Eddy Baker
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George W. Glover
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Des Moines
Alfalfa in South Dakota Shows Strong Growth and Value
Alfalfa proves highly productive in South Dakota with Draper ranchers’ trial yielding a top crop, seed from second cut near $700, and hay simultaneously boosting profitability. Experts say alfalfa supports swine feeding, wintering hogs, and as a mixed ration with grains, signaling broad stock-farm benefits for the state.
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Zoske Brothers
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R. M. Carpenter
Capital City Spirit
Alaska News Roundup Highlights Local Ventures and Court Case
Fragments report a sheriff revenue change by mail summons plus juror fees cut, Pennington county murder verdict in self defense, Davis mining prospects near Sylvan Lake, faith bank consolidation at Faith, rapid city fair grounds purchase, 1600 land filings at Rapid City land office, and a hospital hotel shift for Pierre during the legislative session. Also noted are small town anecdotes and a county abstract firm consolidation.
Local notes from Stanley and Pierre vicinity
A scrambled OCR fragment notes Powell Paregrages and Carl Hostos returning from a business trip near Stanley with observations on regional changes. It mentions Kirk Stewart from Ottumwa, Hora from Chicago, and Sam Craddock from Weta catching a late train to Pierre. Bushbelts boys entertain at a local festival, and Kalwet reports layoff with return home planned late January.
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Stanley P Walt Dice
Sam Craddock
Pierre
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