South Dakota Year 1910 Review Reflects Growth and Politics
A retrospective on South Dakota in 1910 notes strong crop yields in parts and shortages in others, rising bank deposits, and a growing state population. It highlights railroad expansion, health stability, notable deaths, and Governor Vessey’s legislative agenda urging careful appropriations, immigration moves, and a constitutional convention. It also covers Nellie McMahon’s sanity hearing and several local community notes including weddings, social events, and county concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
George W. Egan
Mortad
Cheyenne
Gt, Paul and Blont
Senate
House
Charles E. Morrie
Sioix Falls
Vessey
Twelfth Legislative Assembly
State Board of Health
Tie
Nellie McMahon
David
Thomas
Local Briefs From Philip And Spencer Area
Earl Moses travels to Wayne Nebraska to attend school. Rev and Mrs Bryan of Philip attended revival meeting. Miss Myrtie and Opal Staley of Philip went to a dance at Howan's hall Friday. Henry Muters of Old Trail traveled with his nine year old daughter's body, Ivy, Sunday evening. Interment planned at Spencer South Dakota with relatives there. Andrew Olsen moved his house into town and will occupy it immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Moses
Wayne
Nebr
Advertised Letters at Philipiroad Post Office 1910
A weekly note lists uncalled letters for the week ending Jan 4 1910 at the Philip 5 D post office. Names include Mrs Earnest Moll Mr J H Kimuie Mrs Tun Keann Mrs Florence Kerns and Mrs J C Smith. Card recipients include A J Acrea P A Diviere Mrs H R Martin and Maynard V Oswald.
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the Philip, 5. D
Earnest Moll
J. H. Kimuie
Tun Keann
Florence Kerns
J. C. Smith
A. J. Acrea
P. A. Diviere
H.R. Martin
H. E. Morris Maynard V. Oswald
Checking Auto Nuances Promoting Street Smoke Abatement
Towns debate auto smoke nuisances and stopping fumes as health and police departments seek to curb vehicle emissions. The discussion covers enforcable rights, practical abatement, and safety concerns in urban streets.
Slippery GE Airee causes oil spill and smoking cars
City faces repeated oil spills and smoke from GE Airee as careless drivers threaten clothing and public safety. Calls for drip pens or better care to reduce damage and municipal nuisance.
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Sourn oaxoTa
Mendie
Edward C.J. Ericson
Elk Point
Regents of Education
John A. Pickler
Freeman Knowles
Weilding Hells
Wm. M. Goodyear
Marguerite L. Goodyear
Ed. J. Swarts
Bond D. Goodyear
Eva L. Crain
Oscar E. Tell
Stanley County
Ash Creek
Durkee
Merrifield Cave
Merrifield
Riwarda
Craddick
Mra Merrifeld
Uhe
Plankin- Loo
Ews Tolki Tts
Rinardo
Brule County
Craddock
Mre
Durkes
Wellsburg
Vottelty
Betas
H. N. Mad
Minowoteeeee
Chas. Motes
Hazel Wideman
Raymond Edwards
Philip
David Bumgerner
Ruse
C. E. Ward
Will Sehroll
Chas
Mr. Braddock
Carr
Wells
Literary Society
Frank Core
W. ©. Bielski
Claud Smith
Florence Wells
Grindstone
Frank Norman
Fort Pierre
Earl Roush
Climax Flall
J. M. Fudge
Arkansas
Sterling County
Milesville
Judge Gatty
Pierre
James Brown
Chamberlain
Joe Kerby
Sioux Falls
Sterling
Jackson
Cottonwood Republican
Leslie Laconics
A. W. Collins
Eagle Butte
Midland
T. J. Maupin
Misa Dessie Howard
Grover Orris
Jimmie Benthine
George Car- 200
Mien
Lillian Mallaby
Levi Spurling
Joe Wallace
Alry
Harold Sechler
Westfork
Harry Robinson
Jack Mathieson
Dupree
Leslie
Dupres
Brookings
Shirley Towne
Davenport
Powell
Oscar
Urton
Str
Julius Hinneberg
Mgr
Frank Long
Prop
New York Press
Beoeers
Old Nash
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