Jameson Named Warden and Adams Appointed Hospital Head
George Jameson of Sioux Falls was appointed warden of the state penitentiary to succeed Dr. G C Redfield, while Dr. George S Adams was named superintendent of the state hospital for the insane at Yankton succeeding the late Dr L C Mead. Adams takes immediate charge. Mead’s death vacated the post. Jameson will file his bond before assuming duties. Redfield recently resigned to enter the automobile business. Jameson, a longtime Sioux Falls resident since 1880, built a real estate career with Cogan & Jameson. Adams has served at Yankton since 1901, is a Bush Medical College and SD State College alumnus, born in Michigan in 1876, and moved to SD at age 10.
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George Jameson
Sioux Falls
G. C. Redfield
George S. Adams
State Hospital For the
Yankton
L. C. Mead
Board of Charities and Corrections
Adams
Hospital For
Mead
Jameson
Redfield
South Dakota
John T. Cogan
Missouri River
Pierre
Cogan & Jameson
Michigan
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Bush Medical College
Chicago
Medical
Sioux Falls Press
Boycott the Remedy Forecasts Higher Suit Prices
A Chicago retail clothier convention last week quoted wool at 5.25 for a medium men s suit and warned prices may rise to 75 to 125 in the next year. A consumer boycott is urged to curb the anticipated increase.
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Chicago
Justices of Peace Actions Null and Void Holding
The attorney general holds that county justice of the peace and county constable offices were abolished when the code became effective on July 1. Any actions by such officials since then are null and void. Selection of new justices will follow section 5217, districts drawn from unorganized county territory by county commissioners. Changes to the county highway system require state highway commission approval. Local sentiment will largely guide such changes.
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State Highway Commission
State Commission
Kaiser’s Extradition Demand Sparks Dutch Tension
Allies pressed Holland to deliver ex Kaiser Wilhelm for trial as a supreme offense against international morality. The Dutch note states Holland must aid in chastising the crime if possible. The Hague believes measures may compel Wilhelm to surrender to the allies.
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Holland
Kaiser Wilhelm
Netherlands
Hague
Wilhelm
Local notes and notices from the Dakotas and nearby towns
Letters from Mrs FE Griffith say Mr Griffith underwent acute appendicitis surgery in Sioux City last Friday and is reported as improving. A Midland bond shortfall threatens waterworks funding possibly requiring a new election. J W Mee resigns Rapid City land office post to become IRS collector for Dakotas district. Telephone managers visit Presho as guests of local firm. Republican county convention failures jeopardize candidate access. Cod di ngton county wolf hunt mobilizes 300 men and rifles drawing opponents back from Hindenburg line. one rabbit bagged. A J Hauge home burns near Van Metre with origin unknown. Quarantine laxity at Rapid City leads to removal of Dr Jackson. Dr Ince appointed. Rapid City Guide cites many scarlet fever and smallpox cases. Mrs J B Manigold and James Engleman wed in Kadoka January 9. couple honeymooned in Rapid City and other western towns before home in Midland.
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A. J. Hauge
van Metre
Rapid City
State Board of Health
Jackson
Ince
Rapid
Presbyterian Church Service Notice
Public worship scheduled for Sunday January 25 at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m led by C H Grube minister Mr Snret Philip to preside at the sacrament of the Lord s Supper all members urged to attend at the Ll location and time listed
Christian Endeavor Changes At Philip Church
Christian Endeavor meetings at 6 30 attract large attendance in Philip. New officers are Oren Lamb president Lola Payne vice president H G Williams treasurer Irene Coyner secretary. The church is well lit for services. Everyone is welcome Sundays at 6 30 with prayer at 7 30 and the quartet to sing. Mr Grube will sing his last service as pastor in Philip.
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Istian Endeavor
Oren Lamb
Lola Payne
H. G. Williams
Irene Coyner
Mr. Grube
Philip
The Victory Players Charms Lyceum Audience With Versatility
The Victory Players performed as the third act in the lyceum course last Thursday evening. Electra Platt elicited uproarious laughter with monologues and humor rivaling Jerome K. Jerome. Vernon Stone impressed as a clever violinist and banjoist, while Achille Bragers proved an artist on instruments and vocals.
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Victory
Lyceum
Electra Platt
Jerome K. Jerome
Ezra Kendall
Tim Murphy
Vernon Stone
Achille Bragers
No Dark Horse This Year in 1920 Conventions
The article notes universal approval of candidates declaring their views on public issues for the presidential race. It highlights Senator Poindexter’s formal early candidacy last November as a catalyst, signaling that many aspirants will enter the open campaign early and that no concealed nominee will emerge in the 1920 conventions.
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Poindexter
Dark Horse
Resignation of Rev Grube at Presbyterian Church
Rev C H Grube presented his resignation as pastor on December 21. Congregation accepted it January 6. Black Hills Presbytery dissolved the pastoral relation January 8 at Rapid City. Grube moves to North Dakota towns of Towner and Rugby along the Great Northern line. Blaine Waldorf reports his son Blaine married Miss May Bourn at Sioux City January 8. May Bourn has relatives near Pedro country and previously worked in a wartime government department.
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C. H. Grube
Presbyterian Church
Black Hills
Rapid City
Grube
North Dakota
Towner
Rugby
Henry
Great Northern Railway
H. F. Waldorf
Blaine
May Bourn
Sioux City
Pedro Country
Weehinge
Sider
South Dakota Pig Club Prizes Tie to State Fair
The South Dakota Poland China Breeders association set aside 600 for pig club prizes at the state fair next fall. Sixteen awards will be distributed in boar pig and gilt classes, with ranges from 75 to 10 dollars per award. Entry rules are simple and club formation help is offered via the Brookings State College contact.
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South Dakota
Poland
China Breeders’ Association
Brookvien
Scarbro
Vale
Chas. T. Dukes
Full Day's Work Price Solution in South Dakota
Governor Norbeck told the Farmers' Grain Dealers association that rising costs would end only if everyone works four full days. He urged price regulation of commodities and cited cattle shipping losses from lack of railroad cars. He urged inland waterways, good roads, and rural schools, noting 58 new normal schools through state aid to high schools.
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Aberdeen
Norbeck
Farmers’ Grain Dealers’ Association of South Dakota
Belle Fourche
South Dakota
The Matter With America In A Silent Cry
A fragmented reflection condemns excess and consumerism urging return to hard work and old-fashioned Christianity. It contrasts luxury items like diamonds and silk with simple needs such as overalls and cows, arguing for more producers than consumers and fewer shortcuts to wealth.
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America
Tee Ae
Enoa
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M. L. Rothchild
the Bank
Kaiser
Mavericks
FE. C. Griffith
Midland
J. W. Mee
Internal Revenue
District of
North and
James Coffey
A. N. Lanstrup
Chamberlain
Nebraska Telephone Exchange
Cecil Rager
Philip Exchange
Walter Nelson
Presho
Jake Spears
The
Telephone Company
Jones County
Coddington County
Hindenburg Line
the Victory Players
Rev. Grube
Bank of Philip
Ipl
Guereatell
China Association
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