South Dakota capital hosts wary legislators and bold reform
Sioux City Tribune notes South Dakota lawmakers in a new capitol will push bold reform measures including stricter marriage laws and postdivorce waiting periods while praising the building. It contrasts with Iowa readers urging tighter regulating laws and railroads as growth topics amid regional political chatter.
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Mavericks launch in Faith by Kenneth Osborn
The Bixby Journal reports a second newspaper will be launched soon in Faith by Kenneth Osborn. Aberdeen hosts an aviation meet in conjunction with the Elks grand lodge high fliers event.
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Dawn of a Promising Era in Dakota Agriculture
The Dakota Farmer proclaims a new era as railroads expand to connect settlements and irrigated and dry farming unlock vast potential. Advances in farming methods, grain and forage crops aim to double safe farming area, with intensive farming, fruit growing and dairying gaining prominence. Deadwood area faces rising business pressure from a hostile, organized boycott by a stronger “vicious element.” Nowlin News earlier highlighted growth and booster spirit, praising Bro. Coy for the Nowlin newspaper.
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Legislative grind shapes apportionment and probes soldier home
The session debates western representation in apportionment with Senator Bartine and Representatives Millett Sutley on key committees. A five member committee may study the Hot Springs soldier home mismanagement, while Dupree pushes a new map name for Ziebach County. Prohibition, poll taxes, and anti drinking trips spark action as lawmakers ramble through measures.
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Marietta Trainsman Dies After Choking On Seed
H. Smith of Huron, a noted traveler for Van Dusen Elevator Co., choked on a seed on a train Friday and died Monday after medical aid reached him at home. He was known in Pierre land along the Northwestern line and was brother to former railroad commissioner D. H. Smith.
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