Grindstone and Cottonwood Community Notes in January 1009
Local Grindstone area residents report visits and arrivals from Cottonwood and Knox Knox and Ash Creek. A. A. Shoemaker and daughter Kate visited, EB Hawk shopped in Cottonwood, and Mie Julia Peterson stayed with relatives in Volin. W H Peterson relatives arrived from the eastern part of the state. Various locals, including Miss Bessie Kennedy and Dr Bansett, were noted for visits and professional work. A bridge crew, tulips of weather, and regional transport updates accompanied the jittery winter scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curn Ogard
William Boyes
Ash Creek
Julia Peterson
Knox
Volin
W. H. Peterson
Bessie KE. Kennedy
Philip
Grindstone
de. Bansett
Quinn War
LW. Jones
Minnesota
W.&. Thorp
Rosenburg
The
Cedars
Minority representation and reform in government debated
A discussion on minority representation criticizes winner-take-all rules and calls for shared power. It cites Michigan 1892 electors by district as an example and notes practical political obstacles to minority inclusion while acknowledging the need for ethical reform and closer alignment with democratic ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Harrison
Cleveland
Ex-Governor in Oil Paints Saunders Portraits Crawford
Ex Governor in Oil H K Saunders of Old Trail recently finished a painting of Ex Governor Crawford that may hang in the state capitol among governors portraits. The painting hung in the house chamber during inauguration ceremonies and was unveiled as Crawford read his farewell message, drawing hearty applause. Saunders also has a portrait of Ex Governor Elrod displayed in the state house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Saunders
Old Trail
Crawford
Mayde
State
House
Saunders
State House
Elrod
Pierre
Jan
Horace K. Saunders
IdasAnding
Fever Boren Salve Heals Sores and Skin Ailments
An old notice touts Cham berlain's Salve as best for fever sores cracked hands sore nipples burns and skin disorders. It claims the salve is superior for healing while offering no guarantee of cure and noting druggist availability. A separate ad seeks two branded two year old bay geldings missing since late October and November with a liberal reward for return or info leading to conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinavan
Mileavtile
Work Begun in Earnest in Pierre Inaugural
The South Dakota legislative session opened with a quiet inaugural in Pierre on January 11. Governor Crawford’s portrait unveiling and the absence of fanfare marked a restrained start as both houses organized swiftly. Committees on Judiciary and Appropriations were formed with key figures named from both parties, signaling a cautious approach favoring economy and orderly progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary
Appropriations
Senate
Dillon
Bates
Curtis
Hawkins
Hitcher Highley
McPherson
Seward
Wosnuk
Byrne
Wert
Goodsell
Saxton
McCullen
Rowe
Sere
Stokes
Yeager
Morris
Taylor
Bartine
Fowler
Whiting van Rusehen
Newell
Roberts
McDonnell
Cable
Norbeck
Fitch
Schamber
Smith
Wooley
Mertens
Hale Morris
Reading to End Listlessness and Ambition
A brief exhortation urges persistence in reading to cure listlessness. The author notes previous advice given and thanks those who followed it, encouraging the reader to try and monitor results as ambition to read grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratum
Morris
Secretary of State
Hawe
Columbia University
Thos
Deep Sea Diving Limits Safety At Thirty Fathoms
An expert notes that a descent of thirty fathoms (180 feet) marks the safety limit for most divers due to water pressure and physical strain. Reports of deeper salvage dives exist but are unreliable, with many divers suffering injuries or death. The article also describes a damp-wall papering method using corrugated cardboard and asphalt varnish in a separate house improvement tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Larper
Architects and Buildery Journal
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Congress
Wan
A. A. Shoemaker
Kate
Gottonwood
Hawk
Cottonwood
Wokama
Ovcar Rowmseay
Mies
Mary Miles
Tuveday
L. Kiser
J. A. Curington
Antrew Olaon
Marough
Mort Pierre
William Shepard
Ottumwa
Bate
T. L. Tolton
Sam Elshoro
Bes Terry
Will Powell
Jobim
Beres- Ford
Johnson
Meadow Tor
Meadow Larks
Dehmeen of
Nitteburg
A. J. Hammingson
Hem
Edd
Henry
Earnhardt
Bunday
A. W. Fave
Ota
Robinson
Yeoman
Questa
Paul Bellamy
John Bellamy
Will Crowny
Arthur Miller
Rainey
Simons
Butte
Chester Snyder
Codington
Simona
Cus
Snyder
Koad
Chaney
Haley
Meade
Ixsenhuth
Englesby
Larson
Min- Warner
Stanley
Whitingley
Hughes
Price
Spink and
White
Jerauli
Department of Agriculture
Department of History
Secretary of Agriculture
Immigration Office
Veasey
Minnehaha
Johnston
Clark
Conituetor
Simonson
Bruce
Yankton
Lumber Trust
Contral Lumber Company
Supreme Court
Hale
Ramum
Treasury
Ttt
Sasse
State Pharmaceutical Association
Mortis
Moody
Lyman County
Brookings
Cheyenne River
Lead
Rapid City
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Huron
Watertown
Aberdeen
Vessey
Highmore
Johnny
E ‘Trumbo
Englenby
Doane Robinson
Philip Clothing Company
G. A. Lamb, the Barber
Chan
Bank of Philip
N. B. Gearhart
Center Street
Pine Street
OR. A. A. Heinemann
Cole
Depot Phuip
South Dakota
Dr. King
Cavan
Watt
Flrat
W. B. Jamison
Mgr
D. Q. Jordan
Homestead
Hart
Pierke
Sageser's
Clarence Sageser
R. B. Driver
North Center Street
Yankton Nursery
Seete Bis Borthweses Pommsiogs
Gowerl
G. Ws Gurney
So, Dak
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