Sioux Falls Non-Partisan League meeting discussed state control
A Sioux Falls gathering led by Senator Pettigrew debated forming a South Dakota Non-Partisan League separate from North Dakota Townley leadership. Pettigrew supported state organization, while Townley representatives argued for a national framework. A committee was to meet on the 8th to plan a South Dakota league.
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Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Senator Pettigrew
Pettigrew
League
North Dakota
Townley
North Dakota Organization
Wwhiel
Townsey
Dakota
Mr. Townley
Ib. G. Robinson
J. J. Kelly
A. A. Artiesoti
Brinton
Mir ‘Townley
Mark Hanna
States
Senate
House
Sioux Fall Journal
Death of Carl Hendrickson in Yankton and other local notices
The obituary reports Carl Hendrickson born in Fillmore County Minnesota 42 years ago died December 29 1916 in Yankton. It notes his education at Brookings College engineering, early illness after measles, and his musical gifts. He leaves a mother father a brother Adolph and sister Adue. Also mentions a marriage of Miss Viosty Sylora and Raleigh Waller January 3 1917. Clarence Allison's accidental gun injury at Victor and hospital care, with warnings about gun safety.
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Cirl Helmik
Aendricson
Yankton
Miday
Phe
Brookings College
Adolph
Adolph At Cliine Givy, and Sister Miss Adulat Homme
Tin
Siecord
Viosty Sylora
Becker Township
Roberts County
Raleigh Waller
Henry County
Marmite
Browns Valley ‘Tribune
Consideration For Criminals Milwaukee Housing Plan
Milwaukee officials discuss a new jail building costing about a quarter of a million dollars to house criminals and claim the facility would be very comfortable. Critics question whether comfort would deter crime or simply reward criminals. The remark by Willson Walsh of Clipe City is noted.
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Milwaukee
Seven Months For Misuse of Mails
George Murray formerly of Milbank was sentenced to seven months in Mingelalu county jail by Judge James D. Elliott in the United States District Court for sending obscene material through the mails. A letter to Sioux City, Iowa, involving moral questions led to his indictment by the grand jury at Aberdeen. Murray left the state and was returned by Deputy U S Marshal Andrew Gosani of Helena.
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George Murray
Milbank
Mingelalu County
James D. Elliott
United States District Court
United States
Murry
Tera
Mormy
Vie State
Wis
Dmrexstediatt Butte
Mont
Mirshal Andrew Gosani
Helena
Mii Ts
Shout 40
Fred Lindquist Dies in Malta Montana After Poisoning
Fred Lindquist died on Saturday December 30 in Malta Montana from ptomaine poisoning after four weeks of suffering. His brothers A W Lindquist and OC Lindquist traveled to meet his body in Fairmont New Jersey. He was formerly a farmer with lands at Mali and had recently bought a gasoline tractor. He grew up in Ortonville and had visited relatives last summer. He was hospitalized at a sanitarium for diabetes before death and was in critical condition prior to the end.
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A. W
OC. G. Lindqust
Pargo
Fred Lindquist
Saur
Malta
Mont
Aliquist
Tie
Mali
Fairmanay
Milwaukee
Artopsille
Mini
Ortonville
Fairmount N. J
Weekly Review of the Legislators Work in Pierre
This 1517 report from Pierre outlines the South Dakota House decisions and debates. It notes A. G. Roberts of Day County as speaker and details committee chairmanships, proposed commissions, education bills, and fiscal measures affecting highways and schools.
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A. GC. Roberts
Day County
Roberts
Beno
Burg
Minnee
South Dakota
Norbesk
Whithfield
Marisey
Ieee
Norbeck
Ulstibe
Mich House
Deinge iSins
Marshall
Appartions West
Moe Ul Rubens
Uutti Allus
Uileh
Olson
Stated bill proposal discussed by representative
A discussion outlines a proposed bill related to minor matters during the current week. The article notes state level action and hints at legislative consideration by a representative and peers, focusing on potential policy changes and their implications.
Farmers Short Course Offered by Roberts County
Roberts county farmers short course set at tostolty on din features demonstrations and talks on breeding feeds and feeding livestock calf care gardens canning fruit and vegetables wood storage and home problems. State college extension division directs with speakers from the extension staff and local experts urging both men and women to attend.
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Roberts County Farmers
Tostolty
State College
Cys Guy Marrison
McGilhortienstone
Dilht Winple
Snow Guard Rescues Child From Flaming Oil Blast
A mother shielded Louie Pint as a gasoline tank exploded near a barn. The boy’s clothes burned but a swift roll into snow saved his life. The barn and contents burned, while the family’s property loss was partially insured. The incident halted as neighborly action smothered the flames.
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Louie Pint
Ray Planta Grant
Jhey
Stark
Hin
Why Not a City Manager Plan for Sissel
A town considers adopting a City Manager system with a five member nonpartisan commission. The plan outlines roles for a city manager, department heads, and a five member commission: a contractor, merchant, hauler, lawyer, and laborer. It advocates nonresident management to avoid local entanglements and notes potential savings and improved services. The piece also urges boosterism and community welcome to visitors, and mentions Rev. Ebert joining the City School Board.
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Vian
Rev. Ebert
J. J.judking
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Carl Hendrickson
Clarenice Allison
Otto Keuse
Florill
Victor
Kruse
Eamn
Clarence
Wally
Wheaton Hospital
Pie
Sone
A. A. Vetersoi
Wilmot
Pierre
McLean
SMS HovIn
Kyander
LNG
Lwo
Jones
Slate University
Juteruss
We Lute
Hoberts
Unui
Kaasaid
Guiderson
Hervivdit Aberdeen
Bis Stava
Eitier
Huard, Wi
Inet
Secur
Rowe
Boosh Wader
Justi
Henson
Ansden
Swinson
Hill
Evander
Professor Jones
State University
Ged
Worle
Mursisto
Jewistatire
Willerueine
Coxtol
Hi Alton
Duke
Son of Trust
Emporia
William Allen White
White
Kansas City Star
Sissel
Nima
Synod
Auisning
Sundhiy School
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